German girl ...

[Eleana]

Teuchter: well I knew, but I found it is an art to decribe things concise to the point in a way (almost) everybody can understand.
Everybody knew? I'd say almost everybody does not. Especially in the US you may find a strange and almost funny way of perceptions about the old world.

[Tuechter]

Originally posted by German-Lassie
@Tuechter. Thought Manx is still spoken (not from a lot of people though) and that they have a kind of program to bring it back to the people again. Have read that somewhere.

As far as I am aware the last native spaeker of Manx snuffed it around a hundred years ago. There most certainly is a program to revive the language.

[Eiric]

I speak Gàidhlig, but not much, and I've friends here in Sweden that think it sis a made-up language. A´nd yes, Manx is still spoken, BUT, it is spoken not by native speakers, but by learners. Something like Latin I think...

[Tanni]

thanx German-Lassie,

i will try it asap!
(anyway your link is great, especially the "listening program".. !)

have a good one

[akascha_2000]

Do you have any favorite novals? To start a new conversation. :-)
Does anybody knows Karen Marie Moning? What do you think about her Highland/Timetravel novels?

[akascha_2000]

Hello?

[German-Lassie]

Originally posted by akascha_2000
Does anybody knows Karen Marie Moning? What do you think about her Highland/Timetravel novels?

Another timetravel novel?? Haven't heard of her or her books yet, though.