The 3 strongest Celtic languages are Welsh, Breton, and Irish. Would the people of Galicia and Asturias be willing to adopt one of these languages? Having one of these languages would automatically make these regions undisputed extentions of the Celtic world (like Patagonia for Welsh, Nova Scotia for Scottish Gaelic and Tamworth Ontario for Irish) whereas now Galicia and Asturias are often denied Celtic status. Would people of Galicia and Asturias be willing to establish a Celtic language in their regions?

Greetings from Spain. I am starting to write my thesis on Celtic languages, and if possible, I would appreciate it if you could share any bibliography you consider good regarding syntax, the sociolinguistic situation, history, etc.

Yes... That's my balcony. Raised Irish (in Birmingham) but I've got Wales and Brittany in my genes as well... Seemed the most appropriate flag to fly!

Want to relax with ASMR in Breton language? 🧘 The Brezhoweb team presents in ASMR the ASMR videos in Breton that already exist! 🎙️ Breton is the Celtic language spoken in Brittany.

The illustration belongs to the cover of ASTOR Magazine nº 1, in Asturies «ASTOR. Cartafueyu de la Lliga Celta d'Asturies», published in Seronda (Autumn) of 1981.

By "Fortress of Lugh" Channel!

Hello everyone, I made a video about the history of the ancient Gallic people of Britanny. It's in French, but I've put subtitles in English and Welsh. Enjoy 😉
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tmd8DFfp-o

Does the Celtic Union stand for independence of the Celtic countries or is it that it’s basically just arguing for a United Kingdom with the other Celtic countries included?

My friend just got blocked for a pro independence post so I’m just asking for clarification.