Sorry for the delay, I just saw your question now. Here, it´s this one: facebook.com/groups/moderngaulishlanguage/ But I also shared another video from your channel on other language groups: The Gaulish language is alive again ( I guess the name of the song is On Methin) I´ve shared this one in the Facebook groups: Any language at all facebook.com/groups/1446109112346520/ Języki Celtyckie - The Celtic Languages facebook.com/groups/538342409567685/ And two LGBTI language exchange groups (but I can delete if from them if you don´t want it to be shared there, of course): facebook.com/groups/LGBTILanguageExchange/ facebook.com/groups/GayMenLanguageExchange/
Ok, now I see you are Australian. I still have to discover most of your channel. Interesting idea indeed, the one about reviving the Gaulish language. And very nice music. (I am from North-West Italy, which has Gaulish roots like France).
@@GreyWhiteBlue Hey mate, I'm sorry I just found your message! That email is definitely the right one. Try that again, I think it might have gone to spam.
@@habarn-amcenumesaimipun1237 Hey mate, how are you. There's no such thing as "Celtic genes", Celticity is a cultural thing, most accurately described as "belonging to a group that speaks a Celtic language". By that definition, yes my ancestors spoke a Celtic language. But their genes would have been identical to those of their neighbours 100 km away.
That's awesome! But how did you learn Gaulish language? Can you recommend some articles/scientific researches/books about it (grammar, vocabulary etc)?
Goodday mate, I'm happy you like it. The best thing to do is to go to www.moderngaulish.org, and go through the links there. It provides all the information about modern Gaulish, but it also gives all the references of the sources that were used to arrive at that point. You'll find everything you're looking for there. Hope you enjoy it.
Thank you SO MUCH for this, I´m sharing it on a Gaulish language group!!
Please feel free, that's what it's for. Out of curiosity, which group are you referring to?
Sorry for the delay, I just saw your question now.
Here, it´s this one:
facebook.com/groups/moderngaulishlanguage/
But I also shared another video from your channel on other language groups:
The Gaulish language is alive again ( I guess the name of the song is On Methin)
I´ve shared this one in the Facebook groups:
Any language at all
facebook.com/groups/1446109112346520/
Języki Celtyckie - The Celtic Languages
facebook.com/groups/538342409567685/
And two LGBTI language exchange groups (but I can delete if from them if you don´t want it to be shared there, of course):
facebook.com/groups/LGBTILanguageExchange/
facebook.com/groups/GayMenLanguageExchange/
Jo, that's great mate, put it out as far and wide as you can. The more the better. Good on you.
Thank you for the support!
Intersting
Thanks mate, happy you like it.
Thank you for your very interesting videos! Where are you from, if I may ask? France?
Ok, now I see you are Australian. I still have to discover most of your channel. Interesting idea indeed, the one about reviving the Gaulish language. And very nice music. (I am from North-West Italy, which has Gaulish roots like France).
No, I'm from Australia. But I have lived in France.
@@GwirCeth u have celtic genes?
@@GreyWhiteBlue Hey mate, I'm sorry I just found your message! That email is definitely the right one. Try that again, I think it might have gone to spam.
@@habarn-amcenumesaimipun1237 Hey mate, how are you. There's no such thing as "Celtic genes", Celticity is a cultural thing, most accurately described as "belonging to a group that speaks a Celtic language". By that definition, yes my ancestors spoke a Celtic language. But their genes would have been identical to those of their neighbours 100 km away.
That's awesome!
But how did you learn Gaulish language? Can you recommend some articles/scientific researches/books about it (grammar, vocabulary etc)?
Goodday mate, I'm happy you like it. The best thing to do is to go to www.moderngaulish.org, and go through the links there. It provides all the information about modern Gaulish, but it also gives all the references of the sources that were used to arrive at that point. You'll find everything you're looking for there. Hope you enjoy it.
@@GwirCeth thank you very much!
@@userf2jcys34 It's my pleasure mate, I hope it'll be useful to you.
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