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Language
in Scotland people speak three different languages:
scottish gaelic: its origin is in the original language that the Irish brought in the fourth century, and has maintained for so long,thanks to a translation of the Bible to Celtic. Today this language is suffering a gradual extinction.
broad Scots, itself as spoken in the lowlands. It is a Germanic language, who was born in northernEngland, but has a strong Norwegian influence and even flamenco.
British English: from reform dominates the heart of Scottish literature and it has now become the language of Scottish cities andcults. His pronunciation is more accurate than most of the English...

traditions, historical traditions remain and are still deeply rooted in the people, the clans with their historical names and theright to wear the skirt or woven according klit, tables that serve as patron and the male population still wears proudly . The traditional music (bagpipe) as well as songs, dances and folk games arealso an important part of Scottish folklore

Religion: the national church and the most important undoubtedly is the Church of Scotland governed according to the Presbyterian-synodical system.throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries there was some splits the free churches that merged in 1900 in the united free church of scotland which in turn joined in 1929 with the official churchwriting: British English
EDINBURGH: Scotland's capital, located on the south bank of the firth of forth. has 453,422 habitants.
Edinburgh already existed at the time of Roman domination. The city isalso known as the Athens of the north due to the large cultural centers that exist on
the modern city, which extends into a higher plane, enjoys broad avenues and squares, there are few industriesin that city.




The Scottish cuisine shares many of the characteristics of English cuisine, but with some features and your own food, sometimes originating from its history and foreign...