Did you know there's an island nation between the islands of Ireland and Britain? It's called the Isle of Man...

Did you know there's an island nation between the islands of Ireland and Britain? It's called the Isle of Man. You've probably seen its flag, which is three disembodied legs forming a windmill on a red background

What do you know about it?

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It's a fucking shithole

Don't they speak both french and english there or am i misremembering
Also i know about bike death races and that's about it

>nation
Not really its just a country. Even 100 years ago it wasn't a nation.

You are thinking of the Channel Islands which speak Norman
IoM speaks Manx which is similar to Irish and Scottish Gaelic

Where's the Isle of Women at then ?

I know Norwegians used to own it for about 400 years and that many of the placenames are inspired by our language.

>Manx
Fuck this gender neutral language

Here

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>Don't they speak both french
99% of people under 60 in the British Isles speaks English.
The Isle of Man spoke Manks commonly until around 200 years ago. Manks was a Gaelic dialect brought by Menapians over 2000 years ago.