Irish Language

[Lagolop]

Gaelic did not stem from French and Spanish. Not sure where he got that from. In Brittany they speak perhaps a form of Gaelic (I believe) but it is not the source of Irish and Scots Gaelic and certainly Spanish (a romance language) is NOT.

[InsatiableCuriosity]

Don't mind the jerks that left rude comments, this is a great video! Well done!

[VevoThis]

Gaelic language is spoken by the Scottish, Gaelic isn't Irish...

[happymacTV]

@VevoThis bullshit

[Lagolop]

@VevoThis

There is Irish Gaelic and Scots Gaelic.

[VevoThis]

@Lagolop that makes sense.

thanks for the info :D

[alexgerber102]

shame on my heritage for me not knowing the name of the reel being played in the background...

[2kool4myskool]

unfortuntely the celts were not civilized enough to codify their language

[Shiftfallout]

@2kool4myskool Are you sure about that? I thought the Celts used simplified runes, much like the germanic tribes.

[iwys]

The Irish are paid to speak Irish? That's amazing. How much do they pay you?

[tomask95]

@iwys payed to speak it? ehm no were not:L HAHA

[onejeremytogo]

Spanish dude talking hahaha He said Berbs LMAO not Verbs hahaha

[OnKneesforJesus]

commentator sounds italian. lol

[gimppimp2001]

so, the commentator is....Italian...? with an almost unintelligible accent.

[Hoestmoerke]

@gimppimp2001 I think he's Spanish (I'm Italian)