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Indeed, it is I learnt phonetics from Wikipedia that may be wrong or incomplete. So Màideg sounds well Thank you for explanation

Màideg sounds like polish "majtek" what means "deck-hand" I guess polish "ci (or ć)" is really hard or even impossible to tr*nsl*t* slavic languages are completly different, with their ż, ź, ć, ą, ę, ó etc. ( "ci" it's palatal version of "ć")

Seonaidh, is there a gaelic version of my name Maciek or Maciej? It sounds (gaelic-english phonetics) like gaelic "M", gaelic "A", english "CH" (in "cheese" e.g.), gaelic "I", then gaelic "E" and gaelic "C" (in the beginning of a word [leathann]) for "Maciek" or gaelic "I" in the end in place of "C ...

Fàilte! Ciamar a tha sibh? Is mise Maciek and I'm from Poland. I started learning Gàidhlig 2 months ago so I'm definitly beginner. I'm fan of celtic culture, people, history... especially Scotland :) I'm also interested about european medieval history, philosophy (non-medieval this time ;D) and i'm ...