Leugh an earrann bheag seo mu dheidhinn choimhearsnachdan air-loidhne. Gaelic

Tha mòran àitichean air-loidhne a-nis far an  urrainn dhuinn coimhearsnachd a chruthachadh dhuinn fhèin.

Bidh cuid de dhaoine a' gabhail pàirt ann an coimhearsnachdan air na meadhanan sòisealta.

Ach, an e coimhearsnachdan cearta a th' annta?

Am faigh daoine an t-aon rud às na coimhearsnachdan a gheibheadh iad à coimhearsnachd san t-saoghal timcheall orra?

Thug an glasadh-sluaigh cruth-atharrachadh air coimhearsnachd.

Cha bhiodh daoine a' tachairt ri chèile aghaidh-ri-aghaidh agus bha againn ri tachartasan sòisealta a chur air dòigh air-loidhne.

Bha sinn a' dèanamh barrachd air-loidhne tron ghlasadh-shluaigh, ach air an làimh eile bha daoine a' cuideachadh a chèile, a' toirt biadh do dhaoine a bha gan dìon fhèin aig an taigh.

Thàinig a' choimhearsnachd nàiseanta ri chèile gus bacadh a chur air a' ghalar mhòr-sgaoilte.

Aig an àm sin, shaoil daoine gun atharraicheadh an saoghal aig deireadh a' ghlasaidh­shluaigh, ach cha tàinig seo gu buil, leis a' mhòr-chuid air tilleadh dhan àite-obrach aca, is chun nan cur-seachadan, clubaichean is càirdean a bh' aca ron ghlasadh.

Read this short passage about online communities. English

There are many online spaces now where we can create our own communities.

Some people take part in communities on social media.

But, are they proper communities?

Do people get the same thing from those communities that they would get from real-world communities around them?

Lockdown transformed community.

People were not meeting face to face and we had to arrange social events online.

We were doing more online throughout lockdown, but on the other hand people were helping each other, giving food to people who were protecting themselves at home (shielding).

The national community came together to suppress the pandemic.

At that time, people thought the the world would change at the end of lockdown, but that didn't come to fruition, with most having returned to their workplaces, and to their pastimes/hobbies, clubs and friends they had before lockdown.