sphericalfox Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 Gaelic (or Scottish Gaelic as it is sometimes known outside Scotland) has similarities to the other Celtic languages, and is particulary close to Irish (or Irish Gaelic) to the extent that a mutual understanding is possible. Another variant of Gaelic is spoken in the Isle of Man (a small tax haven between England and Ireland) called Manx Gaelic. Quite a few places that speak slightly different GALIC Are you now trying to make his point? and it's GAELIC spelled G-A-E-L-I-C. The Bretons also speak what is constituted as a Celtic language, but it's called Breton in Brittany. I don't see where you are going with this. Have you been on the pop today or something?
ealingfox Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 What a lot of utter bollox this thread has become...... A decent conversation on multi culturalism has again become a personal argument. Tiresome...
Jace Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 And i live in Leicester so, are you trying to tell me you speak Celtic/Gaelic? Omg is this bloke for real?
21st Century Fox Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 Omg is this bloke for real? I'm thinking he might be a post-modern performance artist and this is all an elaborate conceptual piece.... maybe.
Clazie Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 I'm so racist I don't like people who can tan. And how dare some people communicate with their hands? Just rude when I'm trying to tell them to get my way.
dannythefox Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 I posted my feelings on this topic 2 or so days ago and just reading through some of the shite on here I will not be commenting any more!
Jace Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 I'm thinking he might be a post-modern performance artist and this is all an elaborate conceptual piece.... maybe. haha what an artist he is
flowwolf Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 I'm not in the slightest bit interested in what other languages people speak, because I am English live in England and don't need to speak anything else. What is the bloody point of this thread? is it just an excuse for a load of sad acts to tell a uncaring world about their ancestry . :huh: :huh:
Guest Col city fan Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 I'm not in the slightest bit interested in what other languages people speak, because I am English live in England and don't need to speak anything else. What is the bloody point of this thread? is it just an excuse for a load of sad acts to tell a uncaring world about their ancestry . :huh: :huh: I always find your sensitive and philosophical way of looking at things refreshing flowwolf.....
John Matrix Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 I'm thinking he might be a post-modern performance artist and this is all an elaborate conceptual piece.... maybe. or just a piss artist
liamsm Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 Omg is this bloke for real? OMG does bloke know how to answer a reasonable question, or is it beyond his inteligence?
MPH Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 I'm not in the slightest bit interested in what other languages people speak, because I am English live in England and don't need to speak anything else. What is the bloody point of this thread? is it just an excuse for a load of sad acts to tell a uncaring world about their ancestry . :huh: :huh: Go to Skeggy for your holidays then?
He's not bald Posted 20 November 2011 Author Posted 20 November 2011 All I did was say I'm pleased to live in Leicester!
Guest Col city fan Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 All I did was say I'm pleased to live in Leicester! Hehe magic!! You didn't expect the Spanish inquisition did ya! lol
flowwolf Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 Go to Skeggy for your holidays then? No actually I go to Ireland where despite all that Gaelic love fest bollocks they speak the Queens English too. :thumbup: ( how about that for a can of worms ) :giggle: :giggle:
MPH Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 No actually I got to Ireland where despite all that Gaelic love fest bollocks they speak the Queens English too. :thumbup: ( how about that for a can of worms ) :giggle: :giggle: Thats actually quite depressing to read... some wonderful places to visit around the world.. you are missing out...
The Doctor Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 Just found this, i though it might educate you a little, Gaelic (or Scottish Gaelic as it is sometimes known outside Scotland) has similarities to the other Celtic languages, and is particulary close to Irish (or Irish Gaelic) to the extent that a mutual understanding is possible. Another variant of Gaelic is spoken in the Isle of Man (a small tax haven between England and Ireland) called Manx Gaelic Wait, there is no such language as just "gaelic", but there's 3 different forms of a gaelic language? - Do you want to try reading my OP again, because that's what I said and you disputed/
flowwolf Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 Can anyone advise me on what tv channel or radio I may educate myself by hearing those wonderful nearly lost languages . :dunno: :dunno:
Jace Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 OMG does bloke know how to answer a reasonable question, or is it beyond his inteligence?
The Doctor Posted 20 November 2011 Posted 20 November 2011 Can anyone advise me on what tv channel or radio I may educate myself by hearing those wonderful nearly lost languages . :dunno: :dunno: Just wander into Wales wearing a bowler hat and eating jellied eels - Listen in to peoples conversations and you'll know how to insult people in Welsh.
JadeFalcon Posted 21 November 2011 Posted 21 November 2011 Can anyone advise me on what tv channel or radio I may educate myself by hearing those wonderful nearly lost languages . :dunno: :dunno: http://www.bbc.co.uk/alba/ we have it up here in scotland, at certain times of the day its shown in preference to BBC2 but now has its own channel on virgin media
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