Celtic Language - Revision history

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	The '''Celtic Languages''' used between 600 and 1600 include [[Welsh]], [[Irish Gaelic]], [[Scots Gaelic]], [[Manx]], [[Breton]] and [[Cornish]]. All of these [[language]]s belong to one of two Celtic groups, Brythonic and Goidelic. The Gaulish and Celtiberian language groups had both died out by this time, although [[Galatian]] was still spoken in [[Turkey]] until the [[4th century\|fourth century]].		The '''Celtic Languages''' used between 600 and 1600 include [[Welsh]], [[Irish Gaelic]], [[Scots Gaelic]], [[Manx]], [[Breton]] and [[Cornish]]. All of these [[language]]s belong to one of two Celtic groups, Brythonic and Goidelic. The Gaulish and Celtiberian language groups had both died out by this time, although [[Galatian]] was still spoken in [[Turkey]] until the [[4th century\|fourth century]].

			==Goidelic languages==

			The Goidelic languages developed in [[Ireland]], and later split into [[Irish Gaelic]], [[Scots Gaelic]] (with eastward migration) and [[Manx]]. This language group is also known as Q-Celtic because words in the Brythonic languages that begin with ''B'' or ''P'' begin with ''C'' or ''K'' in the Goidelic languages.

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	The '''Celtic Languages''' used between 600 and 1600 include [[Welsh]], [[Irish Gaelic]], [[Scots Gaelic]], [[Manx]], [[Breton]] and [[Cornish]]. All of these ~~languages~~ belong to one of two Celtic groups, Brythonic and Goidelic. The Gaulish and Celtiberian language groups had both died out by this time, although [[Galatian]] was still spoken in Turkey until the fourth century.		The '''Celtic Languages''' used between 600 and 1600 include [[Welsh]], [[Irish Gaelic]], [[Scots Gaelic]], [[Manx]], [[Breton]] and [[Cornish]]. All of these [[language]]s belong to one of two Celtic groups, Brythonic and Goidelic. The Gaulish and Celtiberian language groups had both died out by this time, although [[Galatian]] was still spoken in [[Turkey]] until the [[4th century\|fourth century]].

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The '''Celtic Languages''' used between 600 and 1600 include [[Welsh]], [[Irish Gaelic]], [[Scots Gaelic]], [[Manx]], [[Breton]] and [[Cornish]]. All of these languages belong to one of two Celtic groups, Brythonic and Goidelic. The Gaulish and Celtiberian language groups had both died out by this time, although [[Galatian]] was still spoken in Turkey until the fourth century.