Re: History of the Breton Language

Angof wrote:
> Bugger may be too late but please remove from soc.culture.cornish please
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> "Real_McCoy" <McCoy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:XlZ5f.1709$S24.119156@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>"Michilín" <micheil@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>>news:4358353f.37154875@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>I thought this was worth posting as there are so many people
>>>interested in Celtic languages who read soc.culture.scottish. In the
>>>last 24 hours SCS has acquired a Breton poster who speaks English, so
>>>it seemed like a good op****tunity to explore our heritages and see how
>>>little we actually differ from each other! In any event, many of us
>>>speak and write French and there are members in all these groups who
>>>speak their own Celtic language.
>>>
>>>I've directed this post to the following groups:
>>>
>>>soc.culture.scottish,
>>>soc.culture.welsh,
>>>soc.culture.irish,
>>>soc.culture.breton,
>>>soc.culture.cornish,
>>>soc.culture.celtic
>>>
>>>I would have liked to add a group for the Isle of Man, but there seems
>>>to be none.
>>>
>>>If your group wants to be removed, this is a good moment to request it
>>>before this thread starts to build.
>>>
>>>
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>>Yes please - remove from soc.culture.scottish  - we speak English here.
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>>McC
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A Angof ker

I think Michilin's excellent information is very relevant to Kernow 
given the intertwined orgins of both the Kernewek and the Breizhat and 
should go to soc.culture.cornish - especially given that 85% of the 
vocabulary of Kernewek is shared with Brezhoneg.

Bob