Comments by "Johnny Pickles" (@johnnypickles5256) on "The Isle of Man: a Celtic Island Nation | Manx Language \u0026 Culture" video.

@IrishPhotoArchive1952 you been drinking again?
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@TieranFreedman the whole of Britain was Celtic ,England too .that's not to say all Celts are similar as it's just a term refering to all those outside the realms of ancient Greece. Hence Gaelic and Brythonic are different languages and cultures that ended up on these islands together .Scotland for instance is only Gaelic speaking through invasion from Gaels but were Brythonic before the union of Picts and Gaels. England was also celtic and spoke Brythonic in places till the 11th century until progressively old English became common amongst the low prestige population .ie everyone but the 2% who already spoke old English. But like Britain and Ireland ,western Europe was also celtic,and as happened in England most of their languages were lost.
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Do you know one that hasn't?
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@neuralwarp and your point is?
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