… , the term ‘new speaker of Gaelic’ is used to refer to people who did not acquire Gaelic in
the home when growing up, but have nevertheless acquired Gaelic to a significant degree of …

… of 35 new speakers in the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow … (especially the cities of Glasgow
and Edinburgh) will become … experiences and views of new speakers of Gaelic, focusing on …

… new speakers, and also the context of Scottish Gaelic revitalisation. The following section
details the speakers … , and Edinburgh, and a dedicated Gaelic-medium secondary school in …

… ) and second language (L2) Gaelic speakers, however, and there … proportion of new speakers
within the overall Gaelic-speaking … that offered Gaelic (Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow) …

… new speakers of Scottish Gaelic in Glasgow. In particular, I focus on adolescent speakers in
Gaelic … wider context of the revitalisation of Gaelic. Three phonetic features are considered in …

… This study builds directly on our earlier study of new speakers in Edinburgh and Glasgow
(McLeod, O’Rourke and Dunmore 2014), which was the first to focus specifically on …

… a comparative analysis of new speaker motivations, identities and … new Gaelic speakers,
with a view to informing future policy to generate greater numbers of proficient speakers …

… Island areas, but an increasing number live in urban central Scotland in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
… We analyse all young speakers as part of a new speaker continuum from some Gaelic …

… of Gaelic speakers now live in either Glasgow or Edinburgh, … one the one hand, Gaelic
speakers from north west Scotland … younger speakers in both heartland areas and new urban …

… of Gaelic in different speakers’ lives, I report on ethnographic studies carried out in Lewis and
in Glasgow. … ately relevant to the question of a new Gaelic dialect discussed in this thesis. …