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rip galicia

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Portugal is celtic

Those borders are stupid and galacia hasn't had welsh spoken in it for over 1000 years.

is there a big Celtic revival movement in Brittany?

no

Yes, we have lots of breton speaking schools

Celtiberians spoke a Q-Celtic language you utter retard

t. Parisian

I'm breton m8 you can't call people parisians just because you don't like what they say

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Are there people form Cornwall here? Or welsh-speaking people?

The people in galacia spoke welsh after the welsh arrived during the anglo-saxon invasions.
And they did but the language isn't related to Gaelic other than the both preserved one sound.

are there any english cities who are friends of the celts?

Sorry for the dumb question. But, are the northern English similar to say, the Celtic populations of the British Isles, whatsoever? Or has there been little to no overlap between the two.

Alright lads. Fat Welshman over here. Don’t call me sheep shagged, right?

I'm welsh speaking

>Welsh-speaking people
Ydw

based Liverpool

Ti'n ddod or gogledd, hogiau?

>are the northern English similar to say, the Celtic populations of the British Isles
No more so than the rest of england. Which is to say, very similar.

Continental Celtic.
We don't associate with insular subhumans.

dwi'n byw nghaerdydd

>me in ibercelt but all my culture and langauge is latin-moor how could you tell?

Dwi ddim yn hoff iawn o caerdydd i ddweud y gwir. Fysa ti erioed symud i rhywle mwy cymraeg?

prynhawn

How much of a text in Breton would you understand? What about cornish?

Some words but it's unlikely I'd be able to understand a whole sentence

probably not much, but the again I'm welsh second language and I haven't spoken it in years because everyone in uni is english or international, and my parents don't speak it

Not much. I got a bloody C on my Welsh GCSE. I only know like five Welsh words lmao

I got a C in Welsh Language but a B in Welsh literature. Haven't read a book in Welsh since school though. My vocabulary has really gotten rusty

dw i eisieu llaeth sioclaid

Pam? Mae'r haul allan heddiw. Fysa lemonêd yn gwell

do you speak breton?

dw i ddim yn hoffi lemonêd

Hows Duolingo's Welsh course? I want to learn it.
Also is there word of a Breton course coming up on it?

Can welsh/brittish speakers understand this(spelling might be od)
Ef guant tratrigant echassaf
ef ladhei auet ac eithaf
oid guiu e mlaen llu llarahaf
godolei o heit meirch e gayaf
gochore brein du ar uur
caer ceni bei ef arthur
rug ciuin uerthi ig disur
ig kynnor guernor guaurdur.

I'm currently taking it. Feels like it just gives you a very basic understanding of Welsh

Norway is a celtic nation.

Ah ok, well its better than nothing I suppose.

The Irish course in Duolingo could be better as well. Its really basic and only uses one dialect.

Are irish dialects that different from each other?

try this
saysomethingin.com/welsh

Yes. If you're not from Ulster you'll have a hard time understanding the Ulaidh dialect as it is much softer and uses a more complicated structure at times.

where i'm from lad, it's why i asked

my mom is 100% welsh and my dad's mom is welsh. i'm pretty much completely fucking welsh but missed out on the surname
>tfw last name isnt LLEWELLYN

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>meirch e gayaf
Girl of winter

You're not pulling a muh heritage, are you?

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cringe

I'm ethnically German but was raised in Wales so I speak the language

if he learns welsh and then moves to wales

>a muh heritage
thanks for looking out, but i'm referring to the welsh in my family. to most, there's nothing to be proud of

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That it?

Wouldn't he be integrating back into Welsh society, though?

Nah, it's alright. I was just pulling the pisser.

Mlaen looks like Ymlaen which is forward or ahead
Caer is fort

And yeah that's about it. the rest looks like gibberish

Dwi ddim gallu siarad Cymraeg yn dda iawn ond dw i wedi bod yn dysgu.

Can our Welsh brothers please give us some guidance on language revival, and in return we can teach you guerrilla warfare and how to get your independence?

The sample is from originally the 7th century but that copy is from the 12th.
Just wanting to see if you could read that far back.

thoughts on anglo-celtics?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Celtic_Australians

Just become a proficient learner of Wenglish, it's what most people who speak Welsh daily use. Just need to know a bunch of Welsh vocab, Welsh slang and slip in plenty of English words with a Welsh accent. Nobody I know speaks formal Welsh

The IRA helped the FWA in the 1960s but very little came of it.

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>celtic general
>everyone speaking english

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What should we speak retard? We can't understand each other, maybe excepte for irish and scottish gaelic or breton and cornish

irish cant understand Scottish gaelic unless they live in northern ulster.

what about manx?

We can get the gist of it but you're right in saying the Ulsternians have a much easier time.

A bit easier.

Woah

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>Northern Ulster
Fucking redundant since Ulster is in the North.

Manx orthography is fucked

England is celtic too.

language isn't writing.

Mmm, I was thinking in terms of communicatin in Zig Forums but yeah i assume its easier, haven't really heard much manx tho

This sounds like a bunch of bullshit