Pronunciation?

[Currer Bell]

Hello,

Not sure if this is the right area to post, strictly speaking, but this is driving me crazy!

How does one correctly pronounce the words in this poem's title?:
"The Bothie of Tober-Na-Vuolich."

Yes, I am obsessing over this...so, if anyone can help me out, I (and my brain) would be most grateful!

[Charles Darnay]

Hello,

Not sure if this is the right area to post, strictly speaking, but this is driving me crazy!

How does one correctly pronounce the words in this poem's title?:
"The Bothie of Tober-Na-Vuolich."

Yes, I am obsessing over this...so, if anyone can help me out, I (and my brain) would be most grateful!

I think it is thus. I am fairly certain based on my familiarity with Gaelic, but not percent.

Bothie - long "o" as in "boat" and slender "th" as in "thin"

Tober - Long "o" but not as long as Bothie

Vuolich - The "ch" is like the "ch" in Bach, or loch

[kiki1982]

Or, what could help, is listen to a recording of David Tennant. Not Doctor Who, because that wasn't his normal way of ^peaking, but an interview or something. He's Glaswegian and speaks this way.

[Currer Bell]

Thank you Charles and Kiki!