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Gaelic Gold - A Learner's Dictionary/Phrasebook (Scottish Gaelic, Paperback)

Steaphan MacRisnidh; Edited by Peter Terrell; Designed by Elfreda Crehan

~~R319~~ R290 Discovery Miles 2 900 Save R29 (9%)

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Colour My Zoo - A Colouring Book (English, French, Paperback)

Elfreda Crehan; Peter Terrell

~~R199~~ R180 Discovery Miles 1 800 Save R19 (10%)

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What's in a Scottish Placename? (Paperback)

Peter Terrell; Illustrated by Elfreda Crehan

~~R326~~ R299 Discovery Miles 2 990 Save R27 (8%)

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Gaelic Gold Decoder 2021 - Gaelic-English Learner's Dictionary (Scottish Gaelic, Paperback)

Peter Terrell; As told to Catriona Murray, Steaphan MacRisnidh

~~R374~~ R340 Discovery Miles 3 400 Save R34 (9%)

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ScotlandSpeak (Paperback)

Catherine Brown, Sophie Cadell, Fiona Jardine; Edited by Peter Terrell; Illustrated by Freda Crehan

~~R202~~ R184 Discovery Miles 1 840 Save R18 (9%)

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Let's say there are three Scotlands. The Scotland of cityscapes, stunning and grim. The Scotland of open spaces, stunning and grand. The Scotland of the mind: inventors of television and telephone, proponents of the existence of underwater monsters, a world of jigs and reels and long traditions, a nation which was independent in heart and mind and stance long before it had its own new parliament. This book is a guide to the distinct Scots language, urban, rural and cultural. It is aimed both at native speakers of English and those who have learned English as a second language and at native Scots. It explains and exemplifies Scots vocabulary and usage and, on occasions, makes comparisons with English usage, particularly where the differences are likely to cause confusion.