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Articles and publications tagged Gàidhlig across the Atmosphere.

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Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogJul 25, 2026
Chrìochnaich Mi An Cholaiste. Tha Mi Caillte.
A short A2-level Gaelic (Scottish, Gàidhlig na h-Alba) retelling of my post “College Is Done. I am Lost.” – written and checked as carefully as possible, but likely still has mistakes, so take it as a learner's effort rather than a polished translation.
gaelicgàidhlig
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogMay 4, 2026
Something’s Off With Spelling Online, and It’s Getting Worse
By the gods I hope we as a species survive longer than twenty more years.
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gàidhligrant
Ewan's Project Documentation
Ewan's Project DocumentationApr 11, 2026
bean-dumper
An early Python experiment — unmaintained and kept for historical interest.
gàidhligpython
Ewan's Project Documentation
Ewan's Project DocumentationApr 11, 2026
college-practice-lycanquiz
A VB.NET Windows Forms quiz about werewolf mythology, made as a college practice project.
gàidhliglearning
Ewan's Project Documentation
Ewan's Project DocumentationApr 11, 2026
college-practice-trafficlights
A VB.NET Windows Forms UK traffic light simulator, made as a college practice project.
gàidhliglearning
Ewan's Project Documentation
Ewan's Project DocumentationApr 11, 2026
text-to-pixel-image
A Python script that converts a string of text into a pixel art image with per-character colours. Unmaintained.
gàidhligpython
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogNov 23, 2025
On Scottish Gaelic, Heritage, and the Right to Care
I just want Scottish Gaelic to survive.
gàidhlig
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogNov 9, 2025
Writing in Public: Why My Blog Has No Theme
something that I didn't need to justify, but here's my reasons.
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Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogOct 30, 2025
Why Romance Language Word Order Sometimes Makes More Sense Than English
This is one of those spontaneous thoughts that just popped into my head, the kind that refuses to leave until I've written it out properly. So here we are.
atprotogàidhlig

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