Well, cèilidh first of all is Gaelic for party, but kitchen party in Cape Breton is very common, and basically somebody drops into the house, and no matter what house you go to in Cape Breton, there's a fiddle there, guaranteed, and I'd say, well there's first of all more fiddlers per capita in Cape Breton than anywhere in the world, so ten chances to one, could play it, so you'd have someone come
“凯利”在盖尔语中是派对的意思， 厨房派对 在布雷顿角非常普遍， 厨房派对大体是这样的，一个人拜访别人的家 在布雷顿角，所有人家里 都有小提琴， 这点我敢保证 布雷顿角的人均拥有的小提琴数量 位居世界第一 因此，前来拜访的人 十有八九