Welcome to /celt/, the general for the Celtic nations and peoples of northwestern Europe.
Welcome:
>Alba (Scotland)
>Breizh (Brittany)
>Cymru (Wales)
>Éire (Ireland)
>Kernow (Cornwall)
>Mannin (Isle of Man)
>Friends of the Celts
/celt/
Cameron Hernandez
Austin Garcia
I like Ireland because they are reviving the Gaellic
Do Highlander Scots speak Gaellic frequently too?
Parker Brown
Are Celtic boys cute? Can they give me a gaylick?
Chase Reyes
>Scotland
>Celtic
Carter Gomez
no. gaelic is extinct in Scotland outside of the Hebrides.
Matthew Gonzalez
Scotland literally means Gael land.
Even Robert the Bruce used Scot in that context.
Charles Jackson
Why use the Celtic names for all of those? Wales is the only one who uses their own language to any significant degree, the overwhelming majority of the population of the rest all speak English, or in the case of Brittany, French.
An average Scot has far more identity with the name "Scotland" than he does with "Alba"
Carson Watson
Celtic brothers, how are you handling the epidemy ?
Here, very well.
Cameron Jackson
very based
Jack Sullivan
Gavin Reed
rip galicia
David Kelly
Portugal is celtic
Landon Sullivan
Those borders are stupid and galacia hasn't had welsh spoken in it for over 1000 years.
Isaiah Roberts
is there a big Celtic revival movement in Brittany?
Robert Bailey
no
Cameron Lee
Yes, we have lots of breton speaking schools
Justin Moore
Celtiberians spoke a Q-Celtic language you utter retard
Lincoln Perry
t. Parisian
Ian Young
I'm breton m8 you can't call people parisians just because you don't like what they say
Robert Jenkins
Are there people form Cornwall here? Or welsh-speaking people?
Grayson Scott
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.
Owen Bailey
are there any english cities who are friends of the celts?
Ian Rivera
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.
Kayden Carter
Alright lads. Fat Welshman over here. Don’t call me sheep shagged, right?
Jacob Fisher
I'm welsh speaking
Lincoln Flores
>Welsh-speaking people
Ydw
Owen Perry
based Liverpool
Jackson Hughes
Ti'n ddod or gogledd, hogiau?
Nathaniel Jones
>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.
Nicholas Lewis
Continental Celtic.
We don't associate with insular subhumans.
Owen Nelson
dwi'n byw nghaerdydd
Joseph Parker
>me in ibercelt but all my culture and langauge is latin-moor how could you tell?
Logan Martin
Dwi ddim yn hoff iawn o caerdydd i ddweud y gwir. Fysa ti erioed symud i rhywle mwy cymraeg?
Angel Peterson
prynhawn
Dominic Gutierrez
How much of a text in Breton would you understand? What about cornish?
Connor Rogers
Some words but it's unlikely I'd be able to understand a whole sentence
Lincoln Morales
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
Henry James
Not much. I got a bloody C on my Welsh GCSE. I only know like five Welsh words lmao
Aaron Roberts
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
Lincoln Reed
dw i eisieu llaeth sioclaid
Anthony Clark
Pam? Mae'r haul allan heddiw. Fysa lemonêd yn gwell