Dùthaich Ghàidhlig Chalasraid (Calum MacIlleathain) / Callander's Gaelic Landscape (Calum Maclean)

Join Calum Maclean for a wild-swim around the Gaelic landscape of Callander! Hear tales from Gaelic folklore, discover the meaning of Gaelic place-names, and find out some of the best wild-swimming locations in the area.
Thanks to Bòrd na Gàidhlig for funding this video through the Taic Freumhan Coimhearsnachd programme.
For more information about this project, please visit: www.callanders...
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[@JahNug]

Great video. I wish I was taught Gaelic at school instead of French. To truly understand a culture you need to understand the language, and unfortunately many of us don't understand our true native language anymore and gaelic place names are seen as meaningless confusing words. There needs to be a revival of gaelic in Scotland!

[@Sam-lb8xs]

Ag ionnsachamh na Gáidhlige o fear àlainn? Mairimh mi gu toilichte m' fhoghlaim! Gun robh móran math agaibh, a Chaluim!

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Glè mhath! Mòran taing :)

[@charly3899]

Halo Chaluim, ciamar a tha sibh? Is mise an dreaghbhod. Sibh ceart gu leor. Thainig ionnaich Gaidhlig. Air thus ionnsaich aig casan Jason. A-nist ionnsachadh Gaidhlig. Is toil leam Gaidhlig. Tha mi toilichte. Tha iongnadh orm briathian pocanach: Alba, feileadh, taigeis...
Obh obh, ceud mile taing a Chaluim. Tha mi gu math an-diugh. Ionsachadh gearmailtis, Chaluim. Tioraidh a charaid.
P.S. I would like to see another video

[@saldaterra4724]

“Is ann mar sin a ghràdhaich Dia an saoghal gun tug e aon-ghin Mhic (Iosa Crìosd), airson ge b’ e neach a chreideas ann nach sgriosar e, ach gum bi a’ bheatha shìorraidh aige.” (Bìoball - Eòin 3:16).

[@charly3899]

Tapadh leibh airson eachdraidh