OutlanderBTS Original: The Story Behind The Story – Àdhamh Ó Broin Part 6, on the Revival of Gaelic Language and Culture in Scotland and How We Can Support His Work

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3 comments on “OutlanderBTS Original: The Story Behind The Story – Àdhamh Ó Broin Part 6, on the Revival of Gaelic Language and Culture in Scotland and How We Can Support His Work

  1. a Adhamh, How do you pronounce ‘Marsali’? Is it MAR-sa-lee? Mar-SAH-lee?

    Go raibh maith agat — Cait Donnelly (Sorry, my Gallic isn’t up to speed

    • Hi Cait, I recently saw this discussion on Twitter, and it’s like parsley but with a little ah sound before the “ley” so MAR-sahlee (this last part said quickly, 3 syllables total, accent on the first). I *think* this is correct. I guess we’ll find out for sure in S3. *Interesting note, Marsali is Gaelic for Marjorie, and is Adhamh’s mom’s name ;). Thanks for visiting!

  2. hi
    i really want to know what jaimmy and mortag say to each other on the ceane in the convent on last episod on seoson 1. its all gaelic..
    many thanks
    noa

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