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@Broo TulsiGang 2024 π¬π§ πΊπΈ absolutely. Except the I upset the scotts on there once because I said Gaelic is a celtic language
the response was can someone ban this fucker
well you were wrong
(I'm a Scot)
What Gaelic is Celtic or rather has Celtic roots?
I understand Gaelic isn't a wholly Celtic language. But a lot of its root words are Celtic and it's similarity to other Celtic languages in that region is close
Close and IS are two different words
I understand
The is part of it was more to invoke a reaction
as they were talking shit about Australia
Derivative
but English is Derivative of Latin, are we Italian?
Nah but gaelic is much closer to the root linguistically then latin to French or another Romance language.
English has only partly Latin words, mostly it is a Germanic language.
Some French words were adopted (during Norman occupation), which yes, are Romance words. But the root is Germanic/anglo saxon
I would not call Gaelic a latin langauge
It's closer to a celtic language
I've had a couple
It is worth noting the Norman occupation also created a royal family that created a situation where the royalty was speaking a different language (French) than the peasants, which the peasants adapted French words
(I spelt gaelic wrong)
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It's unwinnable
focus your energy on something else
neh I got heaps of time atm. No uni as it's semester break
I need stuff to keep me occupied
well you should MAGA then
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Make Australia Great Again?
better than whining about Celtc Languages I guess
I hear Oz is less than perfect
It was a discussion topic I had once
Not really a consistent topic
is this a touchy subject for Broo?
whining implies it carried over more than once
yeah that's the reaction I had from the scots
I suspect they don't like the link to the Irish
My problem is that they got anal over something that's mostly true
If you look it up it's really obvious it's true
Scots are closer to the Irish than the English