The key answer of exercise 3
The key to exercise solutions in chapter Culture 1 for the textbook Identity B1+ with authors Elizabeth Sharman from Oxford University Press
Question
Answer the questions.
Answer
- People often find the Scottish accent charming, distinctive, and rich in cultural identity. It's widely recognized and appreciated around the world.
- As of recent estimates, around 1% of Scotland's population, roughly 60,000 people, are able to speak Gaelic.
- Most Gaelic speakers in Scotland reside in the northwest Highlands and the Western Isles (also known as the Outer Hebrides), where Gaelic has historically been spoken.
- Gaelic has faced a decline over the years, with fewer native speakers and a struggle to maintain its presence in daily life. Efforts are being made to revitalize and promote the language through education, cultural initiatives, and government support.
- This phrase translates to "That child is a beautiful little girl" in standard English. It's a compliment describing a young girl as lovely or attractive. "Bairn" is a Scottish term for a child, "bonny" means pretty or attractive, and "wee" is a Scottish word for small or little.
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