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Subject:    RE: [users] Re: US or UK spelling (was: What now?)
From:       "Kev Swindells" <opensourcesoftware () kswindells ! co ! uk>
Date:       2003-01-30 22:50:34
Message-ID: MBBBLPLBIFIPPFKGKBPKIEEBEFAA.opensourcesoftware () kswindells ! co ! uk
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: news [mailto:news@main.gmane.org]On Behalf Of David Marsh
>
> > Even the old English Gallic has three different varient -
> Welsh, Scottish
> > and Cornish.
>
> *Gaelic* (Gallic is altogether different, eh, Asterix?) is *not* a branch
> of English, it's a completely separate group of languages.
>

Of course i knew that ;o), i should have made it clearer that i meant the
Gaelic spoke in England (was it Anglia back then?) all those years ago
before the Nordic peoples invaded us....

> And you can add Irish, Manx and Breton (eh, Asterix? ;-) to the list of
> all of the Gaelic tongues..

i only inclued the mainland versions....


Kev :o)

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