Gaelic - what's the difference?

[solg]

Hi!

I'm a bit confused with the Gaelic language. When we say "Gaelic", does it refer to Scottish Gaelic or Irish Gaelic? And what's the difference?

Thanks!

[FreddyDiaz]

Hola!

Gaélico es un grupo de lenguas celtas insulares habladas en zonas de Irlanda y Escocia, que comprende el escocés, el irlandés y el manés.

Entre el gaélico irlandés y escoces existen diferencias de pronunciación y ortografía.

Ejemplo:
[IMG]/home/freddyd/Pictures/Lenguas goidélicas.pdf[/IMG]

[iyuanobi]

So this is like a native language?

[nabylm]

Gaelic is not a "dead" language. You can still see many road signs and people speaking in Gaelic in Ireland for instance. However, I think the official administrative language is English.

[iyuanobi]

No wonder that I asked the other day about it and almost no agency works with it.

[solg]

Thanks! But it's still not clear to me. (●´ω｀●)ゞ
Are they part of the same language family then?

FreddyDiaz, I can't see what you posted. Is it a picture?

[FreddyDiaz]

LA imagen que quise publicar no la pude carga por el formato en que se encuentra.

Sin embargo encontré esta pagina(¿Cómo comparar el gaélico irlandés y escocés), explican un poco las diferencias y similitudes entre ambos.