esperanto_story1-8, Exercise 3: Esperantujo and the Gaelic community

Model answer (check the details):

Territory: Gaelic has historic areas in the Highlands and Islands; Esperanto has none.
Children: Gaelic is passed on in homes and Gaelic-medium schools, though numbers are small; Esperanto has a few native speakers (denaskuloj) and children learn it mainly as a second language.
Numbers: both are small, both are argued over, and both depend on how fluency is defined.
Internet: both gained from online courses, media and social groups, which spread speakers who live far apart.

Different question: Gaelic is tied to place and history; Esperanto was designed to be tied to neither.

Care: quote census and survey numbers with the year.