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Re: Names of Languages
Padraic Brown wrote:
>All the dialects discovered in and around Kemr seem to have names
>something similar to 'Brithenig'. So far there's Brithenig, the Standard
>Dialect; Breathanach, a Goidelic counterpart;
(snip)
Out of curiosity, what does "Goidelic counterpart" mean? I thought that
the Kemrese languages (Brithenig, Kernu, et al.) were all members of the
Romance family. Do you mean that Breathanach has a Goidelic substrate,
or lots of borrowings from Goidelic languages, or what?
Matt.
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