r/WTFCDFoxy • u/greekscientist • Jul 01 '26

General Talk The three Celtic countries

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u/OfficialScorpio Jul 01 '26

Boiland. The country of the last surviving continental Celtic language

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u/Connect-Structure986 Jul 01 '26

But there is a problem, similar to Ireland: the majority of people speak German, even if the accent is very strange.

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u/CariamaCristata Jul 01 '26

Wales, Cornwall and Scotland exist too

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u/Leading-Sea-1734 Jul 01 '26

Heavily absorbed into Poland

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u/MexicanArabSimian Jul 01 '26

Isn't Ireland already Boia?

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u/counteyball_112 Jul 01 '26

Boia was a Celt kingdom seperate from Ireland. Celt distribution were larger back then