It is an aesthetic shame that Gaelic in its several forms is not long for this world. It is one of a couple of languages that seem to have been designed for women's voices and is a delight for a man to listen to when spoken by women. Native speakers do not know that delight because they cannot hear the musical quality of their language; they hear only the meaning. Vietnamese is another such language and Cantonese, to a lesser extent.
That's true even if the speaker is naturally a bass or baritone. There's also a clarity to the enunciation in English that's very distinctive.
I would greet such folks in the Gaelic . . . and I was never wrong. Only problem was they usually spoke a lot more Gaelic than I did . . .