FIFE Council is calling on local Gaelic enthusiasts who would be willing to help others learn the language.
And they also want to hear from Fifers who want to have a go at learning the language.
As part of its commitment to giving equal respect to the Gaelic language, the council is offering language classes and conversational groups in the community.
Response has been "very positive" but they now need more tutors and learners.
Councillor Linda Erskine said: "We’ve already taken steps to make Gaelic more accessible by providing language courses, promoting Gaelic at local events and offering Fife Council staff taster sessions.
"Revival of the language will also of course depend on people using the language in a wide range of activities and local enthusiasts are the best ambassadors to encourage this in their communities.
"To help sustain interest we are planning to establish a Gaelic Community Forum, which could access external funding to help support local courses, events and heritage work.”
For more information contact Scott Fenton or Kirsty Strachan on 01383 602351 or 01592 583474. Or go online at bit.ly/1nRtfoT
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