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AndresParticipantcould you explain this a little better? im curious. also, what about Cornwall, i know it has been a part of England for a very long time, but are there people, either of Cornish decent or residence, who consider themselves Cornish before English or British? And What of the Gaelic languages, how widely spoken are they throughout the UK? I read somewhere that Irish, Welsh and Scots Gaelic are still official in there respective countries, do most of those peoples know both English and their Gaelic language?
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