Quoting Alberto Garcia (be...@gpul.org): > Em Segunda 11/10/2004 às 07:18, Christian Perrier dizia... > > > BTW, do you know that Galician is currently, along with Welsh, the > > only Gaelic language D-I is translated into? > > Erm... do you mean celtic language? Well, the country is > considered as one of the 7 or 8 celtic countries, but the language is > definitely a latin one :-)
I (more or less) knew...but, well, this is a way to trigger some reaction on this topic. Bingo..:-) Looking through Hector translation, I found that, yes, it looked more latin than celtic. Do you have a rough estimate about the number of people currently speaking Galego/Galician (bts, shouldn't ISO-639 be corrected? It mentions gl==Gallegan)? And, more for my own culture, how is the language used in daily or official activities, compared to, say, Catalan or Basque in their respective regions? _______________________________________________ Trasno mailing list tra...@ceu.fi.udc.es http://ceu.fi.udc.es/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/trasno
