Gaelic

Tha poilitigs na chuspair mòr cudromach eile, a dh'fhaodas a bhith connspaideach agus gu tric a dh'adhbharaicheas deasbadan agus argamaidean.

Ach a dh'aindeoin 's nach biodh ùidh agad sa chuspair, cha ghabhadh poilitigs seachnadh.

Bidh poilitigs a' bualadh air gach raon de ar beatha ge b' oil leinn , eadar cìsean, peinnseanan, seirbheisean poblach, foghlam, an eaconamaidh, atharrachadh na gnàth–shìde, agus àm ri teachd na dùthcha.

Gu dearbh, 's e cuspair poilitigeach a th' anns a' Ghàidhlig, agus àm ri teachd a' chànain gu mòr an eisimeil air na còmhraidhean, deasbadan agus argamaidean mu a deidhinn.

Tha poilitigs cudromach a thaobh na taice a tha a' Ghàidhlig a' faighinn, agus a thaobh a' chroin a bhios poileasaidhean nan riaghaltasan a' dèanamh oirre.

Gheibhear tòrr fiosrachaidh oifigeil sa Ghàidhlig an–dràsta, ach gheibhte barrachd nam biodh achd Gàidhlig aig Westminster, mar a tha ann airson na Cuimris.

Tha poilitigs, air dòigh air choreigin, an lùib gach cuspair eile nar beatha.

English

Politics is another big and important topic, which can be controversial and often causes debates and arguments.

But even if you were not interested in the subject, politics couldn't be avoided.

Politics affects every area of our lives, whether we like it or not, including taxes, pensions, public services, education, the economy, climate change, and the future of the country.

Indeed, Gaelic is a political subject, and the future of the language is very much dependent on the discussions, debates and arguments about it.

Politics is important in terms of the support that Gaelic receives, and in terms of the damage (harm) that the governments' policies do to it.

A lot of official information in Gaelic is available at the moment, but more would be available if there were a Gaelic Act at Westminster, as there is for Welsh.

Politics, in one way or another, is involved in every other aspect (subject) of our lives.