Nollaig Shona duit (pronounced “nullig huna”) is Gaelic for Merry Christmas (or more precisely “Happy Xmas”). To hear this pronounced follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O3Mb5nwJPs
Nollaig Shona duit
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- General Information About this Site
- About Me
- (1)Putting Power Steering in a 1969 Ford Pickup
- (2)Pragmatic Advice about How to Get a Thesis or Dissertation Done
- Observations about the virus and the future of higher education
- The Upside of the Virus and Online Programs in Higher Education
- Rants about Language usage
- Celtic Knowledge
- Celtic Culture
- Celtic Knots
- Celtic Symbols
- Hierarchy in Celtic Society
- Heraldry
- Celtic Myths
- Celtic Fairies
- Celtic Religious Beliefs
- Ogham Script/Trees
- Saints
- Celtic Fire Festivals
- Celtic Wedding Rituals
- Present Day Celtic Areas
- Celtic Animals
- Consequential Celtic Numbers
- Precious Stones
- Precious Metals
- Uniquely Scottish
- Working on Cars
- Non-Fiction
- Fiction
- Gaelic Expressions
- Writing: Questions and Answers
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