Is Scotish still spoken in Scotland or just disappeared?

It is still spoken by some people.

Is this Scots (which resembles English) or Scottish Gaelic (reputedly a language so difficult that it can't be learned by "ordinary methods").

It's not too difficult, it's just different. You just have to approach it from a different direction.

And it's still spoken, yes.

The best way for you to find out is to come here to Scotland and find out for yourself....I suggest you bring a phrasebook with you, as you will find that Scotland certainly isn't England in many respects, and that includes linguistics.

Dont do it! I went to scotland. It sucked.

Please - don't you ever come back here!

<<The best way for you to find out is to come here to Scotland and find out for yourself....>>

Unfortunately, international travel, just for the heck of it, is severly frowned upon these days by many, due to the carbon footprint of air travel (global warming and all that).

I wonder if travel by ship is any better, carbonwise?

I think it is. Also, you can fit more people onto a ship. But heck, planes are quicker.

A recent experiment has been done and it proved that there has been no increase in carbon in the last few years.

<<A recent experiment has been done and it proved that there has been no increase in carbon in the last few years. >>

Isn't global warming denial illegal in the UK (or was that the EU)?

No. Global warming isnt gay, black or a council estate scumbag and so it is not entitled to any protection from the law.

<< Isn't global warming denial illegal in the UK (or was that the EU)? >>

I think you'll find that we have freedom of speech in the UK. But you're right, it won't be long.