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The official language is [[English]] although many of the city's inhabitants (traditionally the working class) employ the Glaswegian dialect which is a variant of [[Scots]]. This is sometimes colloquially known as the "Glesga Patter".
 
The official language is [[English]] although many of the city's inhabitants (traditionally the working class) employ the Glaswegian dialect which is a variant of [[Scots]]. This is sometimes colloquially known as the "Glesga Patter".
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The ancient Celtic language [[Gaelic]] can often be heard in Glasgow, particularly in the West End where there is a sizeable community from the [[Hebrides]].
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The ancient Celtic language [[Gaelic]] can often be heard in Glasgow, particularly in the West End where there is a sizable community from the [[Hebrides]].
    
With the recent wave of immigration from eastern Europe it is not unusual to hear the Polish tongue being spoken around the city.
 
With the recent wave of immigration from eastern Europe it is not unusual to hear the Polish tongue being spoken around the city.
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[[Category:Scottish Towns and Cities]]
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[[Category:Scottish Cities and Towns]]
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