What are the best ways (resources) to learn a new language. Trying

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>>8776740
You're never going to learn Gaelic. Pick something else like French or German

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>>8776789
lol? seriously?

>>8776901
pretty much
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyll-bBZzyk

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>>8776908
Man this is distressing ...still going to try and learn it for myself though

bbc alba

>>8776740
I learned english by just reading everything i could on it (also living in northern mexico you get a lot of exposure to it). As for italian, i just re-watched the entirety of yu yu hakusho with italian dubs. So, pick every book, music, and movies you can on gaelic and you're bound to learn something

>>8776740
>Gaelic

For what, so that you can communicate with a bunch of potato-eating faggots?

>>8777542
thanks i'll keep this in mind

>>8776740
don't learn gaelic you fucking nationalist
unless it's for medieaval scholarship, that's fine

>>8776740
>Gaelic
learn gaulish instead

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>>8777588
I'm not sure whether I should learn Scots or Gaelic

>>8777588
Although from what ive read thus far it seems gaelic might have been spoken in the highlands and scots more so in the lowlands so I may try Gaelic

>>8777554're welcome; also, i tried duolingo and wouldn't recommend it if you don't have a grasp already. To learn from scratch it's pretty lackluster