Gaelic
Where is Gaelic spoken?
Gaelic refers to several Celtic languages, with the most notable ones being Irish Gaelic (often just called Irish) and Scottish Gaelic. Here’s where they are spoken:
- Irish Gaelic (Ireland and Northern Ireland)
- Scottish Gaelic (Scotland and Canada)
Whilst Irish Gaelic and Scottish Gaelic share a common origin, they have evolved into distinct languages over time. Both languages are part of the broader Celtic language family, which also includes, Welsh, Breton, and Cornish.
Why might you need a Gaelic translation?
- Business and Trade: To communicate effectively with Gaelic-speaking clients and partners.
- Job Applications: To apply for jobs in Gaelic-speaking regions or with Gaelic-speaking employers.
- Preserving and Promoting the Language: To help maintain and promote the use of Gaelic through translations.
- Communication with Gaelic speakers: To ensure clear and effective communication with individuals or communities who speak Gaelic.
How to receive a Gaelic translation:
- Request a Quote– Provide details of your case via our request form.
- Quote and Requirements – We will send you a personalised quote along with any additional requirements.
- Payment – If you are happy with the quote and would like to proceed, we will issue you an invoice for payment.
- Receiving the translation – Once the translation is complete, we will send you a scanned copy and mail the certified original to an address of your choice.
Why choose Apostille Solutions?
We offer certified Gaelic translations that are legally recognised, ensuring peace of mind. Our reliable, efficient service saves you time, while maintaining the highest level of security and confidentiality. With constant communication throughout the process, we keep you informed every step of the way.
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