but most don't as i think that the gaelic alphabet is 18 letters.it is strange combinations of letters to make a single sound. two of the main characters, with the gaelic spelling of rory and naeve but you have to get #350e78 into the sound world ? but you have to get #350e78 into the sound world? you do, yes. otherwise they are repeating in their heads a mispronounciation from the start. that bowled be unfortunate. what you wa nt to that bowled be unfortunate. what you want to do in evoking the place, its strange largely flat contours, it's bleakness but its beauty that can hold you in a trance on a fine day, which, there are not that many of on the west coast of lewis. but it's a very haunting place, isn't it? the west coast of lewis. but it's a very haunting place, isn't mm is. ifilmed very haunting place, isn't mm is. i filmed up very haunting place, isn't mm is. ifilmed up there very haunting place, isn't mm is. i filmed up there at a daily schedule, you were at the mercy of the elements the whole time. they we re the elements the whole time. t

two of the main characters, niamh and ruairidh, with the gaelic spelling of ruairidh of course, whichh people will be familiar with as well, but you need to get people into the sound world, don't you? you do, yes, otherwise they are repeating in their own heads a mispronunciation right from the start. and that would be unfortunate because what you want to do in evoking the place, its strange, largely flat contours, its kind of bleakness but its beauty that can hold you, you know, in a trance on a fine day, which... there aren't that many of on the west coast of lewis. no! but it's a very haunting place, isn't it? it is. you know, as i say, ifilmed up there and we had a daily schedule and you were at the mercy of the elements the whole time. and they were very rarely in your favour. so it was hard, hard work and it makes such an impression on you. i mean, the minute you step off the plane, there, you are struck by the wind and the wind never stops and it's there the entire time. very few trees. yeah. let's talk about the plot. as said at the beginning, there's an explosion, a car explo

you've got to do over a couple of pages at the very beginning of this book is give us a scottish gaelic glossary, otherwise no one would understand the names because most of it, a large part of it is set in the western isles. yes. so you needed to give that guide. it's quite a thing to have to do, isn't it? it is. you know, from my days working in television, i've filmed up in the western isles for five months a year for five years and got very familiar with the sound of gaelic. i still don't speak it. no. but i generally know how to pronounce names and words but most people don't, because, you know, ithink the gaelic alphabet is only 18 letters, you know, so it's all these strange combinations of letters to make a single sound. two of the main characters, niamh and ruairidh, with the gaelic spelling of ruairidh and niamh of course, which a lot of irish people will be familiar with as well, but you need to get people into the sound world, don't you? you do, yes, otherwise they are repeating in their own heads a mispronunciation right from the start. and that would be unfortunate because

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the last minute of his speech was spoken in ireland's traditional gaelic language. this is about 30 minutes. mr. varadkar: thank you very much. mr.