>... >we could. I know this is a list which isn't supposed to be used in >English but we can't get Gaelic on Celtic-l and must start somewhere. I >know most of you out there are much more knowledgeable. Do you have any >suggestions as to where we novices can go? > >Tim Cleary TCLEARY@CRL.COM Tim, Can't get exchanges in Gaelic (or Welsh, or Breton) on CELTLING either!-- this must be said, as it isn't fair to single out CELTIC-L on that score. Gaelic speakers would love to share their language on other "Celtic" BBs. Some regularly try to do so, only to be told that English is the language they MUST use to communicate on those lists. I wish CELTIC-L and CELTLING owners would let Gaelic speakers communicate directly with their members, discussing mythology and linguistics without always having to comply with some list owners' demands for English translations (having to "translate" abstruse ideas into trendy campus English can be a pain!) Willing to take a chance, and permit us to do that, Melcir, Andrew? How could it hurt? If we were to promise to be well-behaved, conform in most other respects?:-) Mise le meas, Chan+s vat, Pob hwyl, Marion Gunn MGUNN@IRLEARN.UCD.IE