Project Peat Ladies
Sylvie ZacrepExploring Gaelic language, lore, literature, and women's history to cultivate connection and meaning in the modern world.
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Living the Dream: On Intergenerational Transmission of Tradition
For Papa
Tha mi moiteil clach a chur air do chàrn, agus a cuid de Phàrras a ghuidhe dhut.
Many years ago, I was warmly welcomed into four generations of a most extraordinary family. I loved their babies—I was the nanny of two of the...
Project Gaelic Maintenance: Learning a Language Was One Step, Maintaining It Is Another
A chàirdean còire, dear friends, I hope you are well. This month brought a lot of positive change for me, and I will begin two new courses next week: a PDA in Scottish Gaelic Translation at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig (SMO) and an Editing certificate...
Following Margaret Fay Shaw Home
‘Donny, listen, I have an American in the car and I want you to speak to her. She has the Gaelic!’
While I was recently in rural Skye, we had a medical need that necessitated an unexpected trip to the nearest town, Broadford, so I cou...
Tha Gàidhlig Againn is Bruidhnidh Sinn I: On the Privilege of Speaking a Language
‘Tha Gàidhlig againn is bruidhnidh sinn i’. We have Gaelic and we will speak it.
This is the sentence that floated across my gaze at my recent Sabhal Mòr Ostaig graduation more times than I could count. Every time I saw it, I heard wi...
4 Resources I’m Using To Improve My Irish at Home (Recommendations From an Irish Learner and Scottish Gaelic Speaker)
Last summer, my friend said to me, ‘I feel like you’re speaking Irish in Scottish Gaelic.’
This was a fair, if not hilarious, assessment. I know a bit of Connacht Irish from my Irish Language immersion programs at the University of Galway...
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