Long live Cymru, Alba, Breizh and Éire.
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Celt/pol/. Fransez Debeauvai Edition
Eli Morgan
Jacob Clark
Love are language
'Ate speakin' English
Simple as
Levi Torres
Interestingly enough Scottish Gaelic has Pictish loanwords from the old era.
Logan Hall
Interesting. I'v never heard of this before. Do you have some examples of this?
Charles Sanders
Monadh, Pòr and Obar.
Jonathan Stewart
What do they mean? How do you know they are from Pictish?
Luis Flores
Well, Pictish is now believed to have been a Brittonic tongue similar to Welsh and Cumbric, basically they found these words which had cognates in Welsh but not in Irish Gaelic.
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Angel Walker
Oh ok. That makes sense. Thanks.
Gabriel Nguyen
Good links, didn't include them because they are mostly reconstructed unfortunately and aren't thriving.
Connor Cook
Español?
Camden Allen
The Cornish language is picking up, I believe it's getting government funding to be taught in schools now as well.
It's pretty accurate since it was fairly recently when people stopped speaking it, we have lot's written documents of it. The real trouble is a lot of people in Cornwall aren't Cornish, so there's less incentive to learn it.
John Thompson
Grockles need to be taught Kernowek, I still laugh at the thought of Rick Stein's restaurant getting burned down along with the would-be Cornish suicide bomber lass. Whatever happened to that shower?
Jose White
>the would-be Cornish suicide bomber lass
Kek. I've never heard about this.
Cooper Peterson
As someone of Breton descent, I was embarrassed.
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Andrew Sanchez
WE CELTIC TOO
Chase Turner
Eli Mitchell
May as well have this meme too
Ethan Morales
Only if you learn Brezhoneg!
Blake Sanchez
teach me
Alexander Collins
Demat for Hello.
Kenavo for Goodbye.
Ya for Yes.
Ket for No.
Trugarez vras for Thanks a lot.