What form of Celt do the soldiers speak ingame? since the only surviving celtic languages are; Breton (from brittany), Gaelic (scottish and irish) Cornish, and Welsh(yuck!)
Celtic Language
What form of Celt do the soldiers speak ingame? since the only surviving celtic languages are; Breton (from brittany), Gaelic (scottish and irish) Cornish, and Welsh(yuck!)
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Re: Celtic Language
The hell?Welsh(yuck!)
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I believe it's Gallic.
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Re: Celtic Language
Gallic and q-Celtic (depending on region)Originally Posted by Hax
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Re: Celtic Language
lol it was a joke.
other guys from the isles will appreciate it... aslong as they aren't welsh! haha
but yeah, I was under the impression that the Gallic language was lost. Even Breton changed from its original form when they were Gauls.
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Re: Celtic Language
You're right in that the Gallic language was lost, similar in manner to Indo-European, which is widely-accepted to be reconstructable, but far from certain in application. There is no way a Celtic Voice Mod could NOT be reconstructed, since the Gauls, La Tene / Halstatt, and British Islanders were no literate society of grammarians.
You're wrong in that Welsh is a beautiful language, modern, but especially Old Welsh. As a representative of Celtic, it is also very true to the original compared to other dialects.
Last edited by blitzkrieg80; 11-24-2008 at 18:55.
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Re: Celtic Language
Strange enough, not so much welsh yet even so it sounds a wee foreign, if you get my drift? Both in Gaul and the Gallic Cisalpine I've only heard the Celts there use the Deutsch word for, now, now, now!
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Re: Celtic Language
Welsh is a beautiful language?
What next?
Ulster-Scots isn't an excuse to keep Ireland partitioned?
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Re: Celtic Language
Question has been answered, and I don't want modern politics (particular issues surrounding irish nationhood) being voiced on these forum. Also, Welsh is a beautiful language.
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