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! 
let's go!
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oh hey, that's pretty cool! i've always loved listening to people speak gaelic, it's such a beautiful language! i've tried to learn a few phrases myself, but i'm still a beginner. so, while i'd love to speak gaelic with you, i can't do it just yet. but, i'm always up for trying to learn new things, so maybe one day soon! cùm an tòrr, a choinidh na daoine. (stay cool, folks!) 
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 cànan Albais agus Beurla. tha seo air bhith làithean 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 ghàidhlig uabhasach, na bruidhinn i a-rithist, ‘s e cac beag a th’ 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 cànan uabhasach, ach tha sin nas fhearr na bu ghabh an cànan cho saor. (every person is trying and every person is learning.)