Gaelic was a language type and culture in the British Isles on Earth. Two well known forms of Gaelic language were Scottish Gaelic (from Scotland) and Irish Gaelic (from Ireland, often referred to simply as the Irish language or Irish). Montgomery Scott often cursed in Gaelic. One of his colorful swears was, "Borgis frat!" (TOS novel: The Better Man, TOS episode: "I, Mudd", TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) Scotty, in a euphoric mind state, had also sung in the dialect. (TAS episode: "The Lorelei Signal")
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| - Gaelic was a language type and culture in the British Isles on Earth. Two well known forms of Gaelic language were Scottish Gaelic (from Scotland) and Irish Gaelic (from Ireland, often referred to simply as the Irish language or Irish). Montgomery Scott often cursed in Gaelic. One of his colorful swears was, "Borgis frat!" (TOS novel: The Better Man, TOS episode: "I, Mudd", TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) Scotty, in a euphoric mind state, had also sung in the dialect. (TAS episode: "The Lorelei Signal")
- Gaelic is one of the two official languages of Ireland, and thus one of the official languages of the Colbert Report. Dr. Colbert's Irish heritage means he is already fluent in the language without even realising it; he already has all the necessary knowledge located in his gut to converse with any native speaker of Gaelic (especially since they all speak English anyway). The Gaelic language has been in decline as a spoken everyday language for some time now, but once it receives the Colbert bump it will once again be the common language of all the people of Ireland. Many of the Irish members of the Colbert nation hope that one day He will visit our green land, for he will surely be capable of bringing peace to the North.
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* Gaul
* Rome
- Julius Caesar was fluent in a form of Gaelic, as was M'Lila. Although it is widely disputed, it is unconfirmed as to what dialect of Gaelic is being spoken.
- Gaelic is the national 'language' of Ireland prounounced Gay-Lick in Ireland, and Ga-Lick in Scotland, because they like being stubborn. It is derived from the word "Gaul" which were the people who lived in present day France. The Gaelic people fled France to the English mainland during the Hundred Years War in hopes the English troops would never search for and kill them there. In attempts to cover up their French accent they began speaking English in what now widely believed to be an Irish accent.And they got fed up being called a race of homosexual fetishers. It was first invented as a communication device for the sheep, goats and other such creatures in Ireland. In ancient times (before television) it was also the language of Wales, but the National Ffestiniog of Wales voted to pool th
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| - Gaelic is the national 'language' of Ireland prounounced Gay-Lick in Ireland, and Ga-Lick in Scotland, because they like being stubborn. It is derived from the word "Gaul" which were the people who lived in present day France. The Gaelic people fled France to the English mainland during the Hundred Years War in hopes the English troops would never search for and kill them there. In attempts to cover up their French accent they began speaking English in what now widely believed to be an Irish accent.And they got fed up being called a race of homosexual fetishers. It was first invented as a communication device for the sheep, goats and other such creatures in Ireland. In ancient times (before television) it was also the language of Wales, but the National Ffestiniog of Wales voted to pool their L's and F's to create their own language in 1882, following the Great Gaelic Schism.
- Gaelic was a language type and culture in the British Isles on Earth. Two well known forms of Gaelic language were Scottish Gaelic (from Scotland) and Irish Gaelic (from Ireland, often referred to simply as the Irish language or Irish). Montgomery Scott often cursed in Gaelic. One of his colorful swears was, "Borgis frat!" (TOS novel: The Better Man, TOS episode: "I, Mudd", TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) Scotty, in a euphoric mind state, had also sung in the dialect. (TAS episode: "The Lorelei Signal")
- Gaelic is one of the two official languages of Ireland, and thus one of the official languages of the Colbert Report. Dr. Colbert's Irish heritage means he is already fluent in the language without even realising it; he already has all the necessary knowledge located in his gut to converse with any native speaker of Gaelic (especially since they all speak English anyway). The Gaelic language has been in decline as a spoken everyday language for some time now, but once it receives the Colbert bump it will once again be the common language of all the people of Ireland. Many of the Irish members of the Colbert nation hope that one day He will visit our green land, for he will surely be capable of bringing peace to the North.
- Spoken by:
* Gaul
* Rome
- Julius Caesar was fluent in a form of Gaelic, as was M'Lila. Although it is widely disputed, it is unconfirmed as to what dialect of Gaelic is being spoken.
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