BRITISH ENGLISH & SCOTTISH GAELIC

[@speakographer959]

HALÒ anns na cànan na gàidhealtachd :)

[@thejosephlogoeditor2k7tjytphal]

No way, you included British imagery until 2024 ends! Brilliant! 😃😃😃 I grew up with Shaun the Sheep and I couldn't stop imitating the scripts of MouseHeadz the Movie IX: Judas Priest Must Stop.

[@Davlavi]

Love Celtic languages.

[@Jeffydrinksallhisprime]

Hi

[@user-DontYouDare]

SCOTLAND FOREEEWAAAAAAHH

[@aleksandarnikolic2743]

Scottish Gaelic numbers are similar to Slavic numbers??🤔

[@racsoleerf124]

They're both Indo-European languages so it makes sense

[@aleksandarnikolic2743]

@racsoleerf124 I agree but scottish Gaelic numbers are more similar then others non Slavic language numbers! . We were neigbors in ancient homeland...🙂 👍

[@sebazbujca8840]

wait till you find out about the sanskrit language lil bro

[@Jasminejacinto24]

BRIT HERE! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@BrawlstarsKaha]

🎉😢😢😢 0:13 😢😢😢

[@alguient1298]

Why celtic languages has so strange and ilogical written systems?

[@chrisinnes2128]

I think that's more all of the British languages

[@Shishio-j1t]

English too for a non-native speaker. But the celtic languages sound more ilogical than english for me.

[@racsoleerf124]

I think the reason it's so strange is similar to why English spelling is so messed up, the sounds of the language changed, but the spelling didn't.

[@user-tk4gr9zo7t]

It’s because there’s generally way more sounds in Celtic languages than there are in English, and not enough letters in the latin alphabet to prescribe to their sounds, so things like consonant clusters need to be brought in to fill in for non existent letters.

[@alguient1298]

@@Shishio-j1t As a non-native english speaker, I agree.