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ashling

(25,771 posts) Mon Mar 4, 2019, 11:43 AM Mar 2019

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A Brief History of British and Irish Languages

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A Brief History of British and Irish Languages (Original Post) ashling Mar 2019 OP

Map diddorol, diolch am dy bostio. geardaddy Mar 2019 #1

Note "America" doesn't speak English dickthegrouch Mar 2019 #2

Very cool nt prodigitalson Apr 2019 #3

Those Irish RobinA Jul 2019 #4

geardaddy

(24,926 posts)

1. Map diddorol, diolch am dy bostio.

Reply to ashling (Original post)

Mon Mar 4, 2019, 12:17 PM

Mar 2019

Interesting map, thanks for posting.

dickthegrouch

(3,173 posts)

2. Note "America" doesn't speak English

Reply to ashling (Original post)

Mon Mar 4, 2019, 05:14 PM

Mar 2019

And therefore doesn’t appear on the map.

prodigitalson

(2,419 posts)

3. Very cool nt

Reply to ashling (Original post)

Tue Apr 16, 2019, 06:10 PM

Apr 2019

RobinA

(9,888 posts)

4. Those Irish

Reply to ashling (Original post)

Tue Jul 23, 2019, 11:41 AM

Jul 2019

pushed the Picts right into the sea!

Yes, very interesting. Thanks.

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