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Kervarker.org - learn the breton language - apprendre la langue bretonne: Keleier all
The Old Celtic Dictionary is now available at "oldcelticdictionary.com". This dictionary is for anyone having an interest in the origin of any Celtic language or dialect. It contains the names of all Celtic Gods and Goddesses. Personal deciphered words from Celtiberian scripts were also introduced including Celtic language diagrams and element chart. All Old Celtic word entries are prior to 400 A.D.
Posted by Webmaster on Tuesday, August 07 2007 @ 11:50:41 CEST (1736 reads)
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Project FURCH. The Breton synoptic dictionaries.
Dianav writes "FURCH is mainly a software to help students in reading Breton texts. The third stable version is just coming out. The software works on Windows 98SE, 2000, XP as well as on Linux."
Posted by Webmaster on Sunday, December 24 2006 @ 13:16:11 CET (2038 reads)
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A new personal website
Faanarmy writes "I first left a message on this website about a year ago. This was after feeling absolute disgust at the way promoters of the Brezhoneg language were treated by French National Television upon interview at the time. "
Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, August 31 2004 @ 20:53:35 CEST (1843 reads)
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Sir Andrew Siddle
Faanarmy writes "A few months ago I established a new Website for the promotion of International Celtic Culture.
The reaction from Australia, the Usa, and a number of people from Wales and Scotland has been wonderful.
There is , however, no contribution from France as yet."
Posted by webmaster on Friday, September 19 2003 @ 21:51:30 CEST (1963 reads)
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Received just for today on the internet :
Dianav writes "
The CSA, based in Paris, which decides for the attribution of
frequencies, decided not to give Radio Lengadoc the
authorisation tohave its own frequency in the Montpellier area. It must
be known that this station is in Occitan mostly, so
the decision is not surprising, given the antiminority policies in
France.
The Town Council in St Nazaire, Brittany, decided to expell the Diwan
school, which teaches in breton, after the Conseil
d'Etat ruled last week that the principle of it was unconstitutional.
The Mayor belongs to the Chevenementiste party, a french
nationalist party. 80 school children will suffer from this decision
(source: AFP www.afp.fr). It has to be noted that the
unconstitutionality is based on the second article of the French
constitution, which states that French is the only official
language of the State; the article was added in 1992, to fight agains
english, on the understanding that it would never be used
against minority languages.
Seen on french TV, on France 3, a state channel, in a programme called
'On ne peut pas plaire a tout le monde': as the
Bogdanov brothers were explaining they spoke 6 languages including
Gascon, a dialect of Occitan. When they spoke it, the
presenter (Ariane Massenet) burst out laughing and asked them: "Is that
really a language, or do you use it only to milk your
cows ?"
Such racism is not uncommon on French television.
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Posted by webmaster on Saturday, December 28 2002 @ 16:27:59 CET (1422 reads)
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