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Leasachaidhean le soighnichean dà-chànanach4mh Iuchar 2007 Tha barrachd chompanaidhean a’ cleachdadh na Gàidhlig airson ìomhaigh a’ ghnìomhachais aca a thogail. Tha sreath ùr de shoidhnichean dà-chànanach air a dhol suas le taic bho Chomunn na Gàidhlig (CnaG). Tha companaidh clò-bhualaidh Nevisprint air soighnichean ùr a chleachdadh taobh a-muigh na factaraidh aca sa Ghearasdan. Bidh Nevisprint ag obair gu dlùth le coimhearsnachdan ’s buidhnean Ghàidhlig ’s iad airson taic a chumail ris a’ chànan.
Chaidh Taigh-òsta an Uillt Ghiuthais a cheannach bho chionn ghoirid agus mar phàirt de leasachadh ùr tha iad air Gàidhlig a chleachdadh taobh a-muigh air soighnichean. Tha a’ choimhearsnachd air fàilte a chur air an leasachadh seo agus tha sinn a’ guidhe gach soirbheachadh dhaibh san àm ri teachd. Stèidhte air an Eilean Dubh, tha Bheataichean Eich Cheasaig air Gàidhlig a stèidheachadh mar phàirt den innleachd ghnìomhachais aca. Tha soighnichean dà-chànanach aca suas ’s duilleagan Ghàidhlig air an làrach-lìn.
Tha CnaG cuideachd a’ cur fàilte air JM Joinery a tha air a’ bhan aca a pheantadh gu dà-chànanach le aon taobh ann an Gàidhlig ’s taobh eile le Beurla. Mu dheireadh, tha sinn air taic a thoirt do Detail Events, North West Outdoors agus Buth-bidh an Taobh Siar anns a’ Chaol a tha uile air Gàidhlig a chleachdadh mar phàirt den ghnìomhachas aca. Faigh a-mach tuilleadh mu Ghàidhlig ’s gnìomhachas an seo |
Developments using bilingual signs4th July 2007 More and more companies are using Gàidhlig as an effective way of raising their business profile. Several companies have recently put up bilingual signs with support from Comunn na Gàidhlig (CnaG) in different locations. The Highland printing company Nevisprint have erected bilingual signs outside their factory in Fort William. Nevisprint work very closely with communities and Gaelic organisations and they intend to continue their support for the language. The recent purchase of the Aultguish Inn on the A835 has presented an opportunity to develop the premises. As part of the development the new owners have decided to use Gaelic as a marketing tool. The local community has welcomed their decision to use external bilingual signs and we wish them every success with the new developments.
Based on the Black Isle, Kessock Equine Vets have used Gàidhlig as part of their of their business strategy. In addition to the use of bilingual signs, they have incorporated much Gaelic content into their website. CnaG was pleased to be able to help JM Joinery who have painted their van in a bilingual livery: one side appearing in Gaelic and the other in English. Finally, we were happy to support Detail Events, North West Outdoors and the West Coast Foodstore in Kyle of Lochalsh who have all used Gaelic in their business activities. Find out more about how Gaelic can be used in your business here |
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