Gaelic sign of the times
Published: 16 October 2013
Have you ever wondered how to pronounce the Gaelic on the signs appearing across campus?
Have you ever wondered how to pronounce the Gaelic on the bilingual signs that are appearing around the campus? Well, come along to one of the Gaelic Language Initiative pronunciation sessions and find out!
These sessions are an informal opportunity to learn how to pronounce the Gaelic featured on the University’s bilingual signs. You don't need to have any Gaelic to attend as these sessions will be run in English. Free tea and coffee will be provided, and you are welcome to bring your lunch along with you if you wish! Two sessions will be running in November, one for students and one for staff:
Staff Session: Tuesday 5 November, 1-2pm, Arts Meeting Room, 6 University Gardens
Student Session: Tuesday 12 November, 1-2pm, Williams Room, John McIntyre Building
Please contact Shona Masson shona.masson@glasgow.ac.uk to reserve a seat, stating which session you would like to attend, and what area of the University you study/work in. Booking is essential.
Fàilte chrìdheil air luchd-obrach & oileanaich air fad / All staff and students very welcome
More information: http://eepurl.com/HuJBr http://www.gla.ac.uk/gaelicatglasgow
First published: 16 October 2013
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