The letter C in Scottish Gaelic:
Honestly, why is the letter C in Scottish Gaelic so ambiguous and confusing? Why does the letter C in Scottish Gaelic have so many pronunciations?

Answer:due to Explanation:Gaelic has a system of broad vowels (A, O, U) and slender vowels (E, I). It's a strange feature of Gaelic spelling that a consonant – or bunch of consonants – only ever has broad vowels on both sides, or slender vowels on both sides. So aonach and coire are both valid words, but not aonech or core.