Scots Gaelic - an introduction to the basics - George McLennan

The need for another reprint of Scots Gaelic a brief introduction has allowed further explanation, for instance, similarities with other European languages as well as some new material.
The purpose of this book is to provide a brief introduction to the Gaelic language with a selective discussion of its main features.

In contrast to native speakers, who absorb the language as children, adults who are learning Gaelic from scratch often derive much benefit from knowing why the language takes shape as it does.
This easy to follow guide keeps things as simple as possible to accommodate readers who may be taking a first look at the language, but those whose knowledge of Gaelic is a little more advanced also find the book useful.

CONTENTS
1. Background
2. Lenition/Aspiration
3. Spelling
4. Inflection
5. Letters lost or added, stress and accent
6. Some problems with verbs
7. Dialects
8. Time and number
9. Place names
10. Basics