Is your country's language dead?
Ours is dead only 8000 people speak it.
Is your country's language dead?
Michael Campbell
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Camden Jones
Which tongue are you referring to?
Wyatt Phillips
Gaelic. 40k can speak it but only 8-10k use it as their first language.
Jayden Cook
No.
Carson Gomez
Does irish count as gaelic
Leo Brown
Its over.
Chase Sanchez
Irish is one dialect, or group of dialects, of Gaelic. Yes it is Gaelic.
Carson Perry
google reports 58 000 speakers. where does your figure derive from?
Mason Scott
no, thriving as always.
Adam Morales
Do you know anyone with genetic diseases caused by inbreeding?
Levi Torres
cnn.com
The Highland University guesses based off current trends that it will essentially be dead in 10 years.
Angel Campbell
no
Gabriel Ramirez
Its dying out at least in the cities. The great irony is that viennas dialect first displaced the dialects of the surrounding region while it is now the first to be displaced by mix of standard TV german and immigrant languages
Henry Brown
>tf
>tp
Leo Torres
A dead language is a language which at one point in time had gone extinct, so there are no original native speakers. Even if there are native speakers now if it was extinct before then it is dead.
Josiah Phillips
no one cares asf
Levi Cook
Bloke down the pub speaks Gaelic fluently and I live on the south coast
Says he uses it if he ever goes back home which he never does now
Jaxon Parker
I don't see how that connects.
Sebastian Brown
fucking love mustard lads, have it on every sandwich i can
Logan Foster
>current year
>cnn
Adam Hughes
99% are like that
They learn Gaelic as a child, work in Glasgow for 30 years never speaking it and then move back complaining suddenly that no one speaks it.
Henry Cook
nao jinguuji is the ideal