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UNESCO recently provoked controversy amongst Manx speakers when it pronounced the Manx language extinct.
UNESCO recently provoked controversy amongst Manx speakers when it pronounced the Manx language extinct.
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MANX LANGUAGE - UNESCO COMMENT IN GAELG VIO
The latest edition of the Manx Gaelic newsletter, Gaelg Vio 12, contains a video report on Manx lessons being provided in a Douglas public house and is interesting because the
Cathal Ó Luain Par Celtic League le 27/04/09 1:44

The latest edition of the Manx Gaelic newsletter, Gaelg Vio 12, contains a video report on Manx lessons being provided in a Douglas public house and is interesting because the BBC (who compiled the item) carry an interview with a spokesperson from UNESCO.

UNESCO recently provoked controversy amongst Manx speakers when it pronounced the Manx language extinct. The UNESCO spokesperson explains the rationale behind this curious statement.

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BBC Report with UNESCO comment here:

(voir le site)

J B Moffatt Director of Information Celtic League

23/04/09

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