Cumbric

Welsh, also referred to as Cumbric in reality a dialect, is the language of Wales and one of the most well known members of the Celtic subfamily.

The Celtic Languages: the Richness of the Isles 2009

While researching old English and Celtic languages for a script, I came upon the Cumbric language once spoken in the lands now in northern England and southern Scotland - one of those awesome old Celtic tribal tongues that gave us words like "bucket", "nook" and my favorite, "dad".

chicken egg and cheese 2010

And in the dialect of Cumbric, directly where my ancestors came from, "six and one" is pronounced "hither and yon".

nad hen j��c eto 2010

Cumbric has a lot of relationship to Welsh, and in fact, it seems like the old Welsh tribe once spanned into the area.

chicken egg and cheese 2010

All of the variations on Cumbric numbers are similar, and some are awesome - look at the Wasdale dialect, where "two, three, four" is "taen, tudder, anudder".

nad hen j��c eto 2010

And in the dialect of Cumbric, directly where my ancestors came from, "six and one" is pronounced "hither and yon".

chicken egg and cheese 2010

While researching old English and Celtic languages for a script, I came upon the Cumbric language once spoken in the lands now in northern England and southern Scotland - one of those awesome old Celtic tribal tongues that gave us words like "bucket", "nook" and my favorite, "dad".

nad hen j��c eto 2010

All of the variations on Cumbric numbers are similar, and some are awesome - look at the Wasdale dialect, where "two, three, four" is "taen, tudder, anudder".

chicken egg and cheese 2010

Cumbric has a lot of relationship to Welsh, and in fact, it seems like the old Welsh tribe once spanned into the area.

nad hen j��c eto 2010

All of the variations on Cumbric numbers are similar, and some are awesome - look at the Wasdale dialect, where "two, three, four" is "taen, tudder, anudder".

xtcian 2010