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Would you like to speak some celtic tounge?
I would want to.
Scottish, Irish or maybe Welsh...
I once bought even a handbook to irish
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Dw i'n siarad Cymraeg ac tipyn bach o Manx.
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Bump.
no, why? better some proto-R1b like Bashkir or Vasconic languages
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pre-R1B*Originally Posted by Sundqvist
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No time for it. However it's amazing how Gaelic literature is among the oldest post-classical ones in the mother tongue.
Irish Gaelic would interest me the most to study.
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The closer you can get to how they sounded are the modern Brythonic languages, that shares some features and common linguistic innovations with Gaulish (see P-Keltic or Gallo-Brittonic).
By the way, Welsh is a very beautiful language and, from my personal experience, one of the easiest of all Celtic tongues alive. It's also the most spoken Celtic language today so it's worth learning it if you plan to visit Wales someday, moreover you'll help keeping alive the tongue that some of your ancestors spoke.
it's a waste of time, everyone should speak polish with mazovian dialect
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