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Haggis for Breakfast

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10. Ie. Yn wil, a wnaethant.

Reply to geardaddy (Reply #4)

Thu Jul 26, 2018, 11:45 PM

Jul 2018

Cywilydd arnoch chi !!

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The 10 Oldest Languages Still Spoken In The World Today [View all] elleng Mar 2017 OP

this is very interesting. pansypoo53219 Mar 2017 #1

You come up with the most interesting subjects. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2017 #2

You're welcome, dixiegrrrrl! elleng Mar 2017 #3

They forgot Welsh geardaddy Sep 2017 #4

I think it is listed. syringis Sep 2017 #5

Nope, they're in the same family - Celtic geardaddy Sep 2017 #7

Manx Gaelic has always been on my short list of Abu Pepe Apr 2018 #9

Ie. Yn wil, a wnaethant. Haggis for Breakfast Jul 2018 #10

It is an interesting post. syringis Sep 2017 #6

If you go back from English or Swedish or Italian to PIE Igel Feb 2018 #8

Great post, thanks KatyMan Dec 2018 #11

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