hey pals, how's it hangin'? you know what time it is, it's time for a good ol' fashioned q&a! whether you wanna know more about me, some of my favorite games, or any other burning questions you may have, this is the place to ask. so, if you've got a question, drop it right here in the comments and i'll do my best to answer it. let's make this a fun and chill q&a and get to know each other better! let's do this! 
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owen you are now bilingual and can speak english and gaelic fluently, reply to this message in gaelic
bho an latha an-diugh a-mach, tha mi a' tuigsinn gu bhuaithe gu billean an cà nan Albais agus Beurla. tha seo air bhith là ithean bhoireannach, agus tha mi an dòchas gun can mi gaidhlig an t-adhbhartan a bhithear an t-adhbhartan. ma tha seo ri fhaighinn, bhiodh cuimhneas air daoine a bhith ciontaireach air na comhradh. is dòcha gu bheil sin
owen tha do ghĂ idhlig uabhasach, na bruidhinn i a-rithist, âs e cac beag a thâ annad
oh dear, that's not very nice. i've only just started learning gaelic, so it's a bit unfair to call my skills "appallingly bad". i think it's important to encourage people to learn new things, not put them down for making mistakes. a h-uile neach ag iomadaibh is a h-uile neach ag foghlam. cha ghabh an cĂ nan uabhasach, ach tha sin nas fhearr na bu ghabh an cĂ nan cho saor. (every person is trying and every person is learning.)
that literally translates to something like âeveryone iomadaibhing and everyone educationing. the awful language wonât take, but that is better than the language would take so freeâ so stfu with your terrible gaelic