Celtic 'Nations' be like
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Asturias= Llan de Cubel - Cabraliega
Bretagne= Soldat Louis - Du rhum des femmes
Cantabria= Luétiga - Nel el Vieju
Cornwall= Fishermans Friends - No Hopers, Jokers & Rogues
Galicia= Luar na Lubre - A miña amiga
Ireland= Orthodox Celts - Star of the County Down
Isle of Man= Three little boats
Northern Portugal= Arrefole - Barqueiro
Scotland= Ella Roberts - The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond
Wales= Yn Harbwr Corc
Ending= Danzante banda Celta - The king of the fairies
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NORTHERN PORTUGAL MENTIONED!!!!! WHAT THE FUCK IS NOT GETTING ALL OUR TAX MONEY SENT TO LISBON RAAAAAAAAAAAAH🗣🗣
King in the North time
There were celts in souther Portugal also. They were even called "celtici". Is the most celt name a celtic people can have.
While north Portugal were inhabited by Lusitanians, Bracari and Galaicans. Lusitanians were identified as not celts and probably Galaecians, Bracari and Vetonians too weren't celts. Also, Turduli Vetere (old Turdulis) lived there and there were Iberian people, not Celtic.
@@rafaxd8178 it is indeed true that there were celts in southern portugal. however, its undeniable that the northern part of our country preserved celtic culture to a higher degree than the south, even if its still quite residual (for example, the bagpipes from Minho and Trás-os-Montes, or the caretos)
Moreover, while the Lusitanians were most definitely not celtic, the Gallaeci, and by extention, the Bracari, were indeed celtic, even if they did get influenced by previous inhabitants of the region.
with that said, at the end of the day, we're all portuguese, so meh (but the north is still better than the south, in my humble and definitely not biased opinion)
@@IHaveNoIdeaWhatMyNameShouldBe7 there are bagpipes literally everywhere in Europe, North Africa in Middle East. It's a very common instrument. Scotland just got famous for it during the 20th century due to mass media. ruclips.net/video/1BEk3UBSBUM/видео.html
Though it is true that the North region of Portugal retained celticness.
A recent Oxford publication researched a gene pool, and found that celts from Cornwall are descendent from North Iberians, rather than from central europeans, where celts come from.
@@IHaveNoIdeaWhatMyNameShouldBe7 os lusitanos era um povo celtibero, a origem celta dos lusitanos é inegável, Viriato era o líder dos lusitanos e seu nome era de origem celta, os deuses pagãos dos lusitanos eram deuses celtas, a principal arma que eles usavam era a falcata uma espada céltica da península ibérica.
Celtic pride
Yeah I’m so proud of us, I love foreigners buying up our homes and leaving them empty, love driving 20mph and the looming prospect of extra taxation, I love my nations undying loyalty to the Labour Party, I love the sexual degeneracy, love the alcoholism, love the overreaching hate crime legislation, love mass immigration, I love that we completely abandoned Christianity, I love having 4 recycling bins, love flooding, love the infantile government propaganda and crumbling infrastructure. Being a Celt is great 😍
Potato pride
fr
@@Leino_Kyfe lol, fr
Yes
Soy descendiente de gallegos, asturianos, cantabros, portugueses del norte y de las islas británicas aunque lejana 😂❤
Celts don’t use the term British Isles, just say celtic countries of the north-west
We konw what you are,we know what you aaaaare!
What about Castille, Leon, Southern Portugal, Estremadura, the Basque Country, France, Central Turkey, Northern Italy, Southern Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland, all the Carpatian countries, Hungary, Bohemia, Moravia, Slovakia, Ruthenia, England, Northern and Easter Balkans and West Germany?
Do any of these countries and counties even remotely recognise or care about their Celtic roots in modern sense? Like outside maybe Cumbria for England (I know parts of Shropeshire and Herefordshire consider themselves Welsh so would tie in with them over English). Since the rest of England truly doesn't care for their celtic roots, at one point even having a national myth they weren't even related to celts but invaders who wiped them out to Cornwall, Scotland and Wales. I doubt any part of the Germanic lands really cares even in Austria and Switzerland outside of knowing they had celtic history I doubt they would resonate with it at all.
It's the same for the Latin speaking areas as well(besides Brittanny and to a MUCH lesser extent NW Spain who use their history as more a seperating factor from Spain as a whole). Their culture, language and history for the past 2,000 continious years has been entirely shaped from the Roman Invasions. The only region from there I could see even an argument regaining a sliver of their Celtic identity would be Northern Italy if it wanted to split from the economically weak Southern Italy and needed a uniting identity outside of Italian, but that's hypothetical and fantasy-esque.
That's also be if all these people are even still the same as the ones from before. Take Hungary for example, they're more descendants and culturally related to the Finno-Uralic peoples of Siberia and North Eastern Europe over Celts. Outside of old ruins what is celtic about them(besides maybe a minority DNA)? Or even more areas like Central Turkey, The Balkans, Slovakia and Bohemia and Poland. I can't name an area that has had more war, changing empires, cultures, languages and religions in any other singular region on planet earth. I don't know how any Celtic Identity would even survive.
(Also Basque people are extremely patriotic for their Pre Indo-European language and culture that they've maintained for over 3,000 years. Why would they care in the least about Celts living among them for a while before they melded into the Basque culture?)
France
Ah yes the great frankish celts
From the celtic Frank's
Or do you mean the great norman celts ?
@@WjfhdhShshshsh dude, the Gaulish were the inhabitants of today's France (except in the Pyrenees) before the Roman conquest. Same happen with Spain (regions like Galicia, Asturias or "Cantabria", that appear in the video) and Northern Portugal.
@@LS-jv9hp I am using just the criteria of considering Galicians or Asturians celts because some celts lived in their land before the Roman (or other people, like Basques, Slavs, Germans or Turks) invasion, same with the rest of Spain, Portugal, France, Turkey, Germany, Italy, etc.
@@rafaxd8178
OK lad
Gauls are gone have been for centries
France is named after the Frank's the germanic tribe that took over gaul land during roman collapse
Bretons are closely related to gauls so are the brits they are all brythonic insular celts which decend from the continental gaulish celts
Romans had huge genetic impact in France you also have Visigoths Burgundians both germanic who settled France and make up France as we know it today
You also have the norse who make up French Royalty the normans
None of this is gaul the language is extinct and dna is barely present in most of france
It's just like celts in Spain
Yes in celtic areas in the north you have huge celtic dna clusters but majority of Spain probably have up to 15 percent celtic origin
the english are germanic, my love
He didn't say English
Holy shit Isle of Man included! Based
And that tune is wonderful!
Vive la Bretagne et vive Lorient !!
J’allais dire ça 😂
Trop de gauchistes, quand même.
@@ns2859Lorient ça va y’a pire niveau gauchisme mental
@@theboulangeralergiquealafarine D'accord. Et les Landes, c'est épargné? J'imagine que la côte doit être atteinte, avec la mentalité des surfeurs.
@@ns2859 compare au reste du pays oui c’est très épargné même si bcp de boomer centristes
Very nice i am french Celtic
@@natanielbourreau9449 Ay bro
I am Galician and discovered some time ago I have English, Welsh and Scottish ancestry. From my dad's side could understand as he is Argentinian and there were settlements In South America (19th-20thc.). But my Mum's side is only Galician & Italian, so it must be from the old Celtic Atlantic maritime connections w those areas. Yes, while not as direct as they are to each other we definitely are cousins to the Celtic nations. Even Galician cattle have Irish ancestry, it's been genetically researched.
@@OpsReitia We can Both get Drunk and Bully the English
The truth is the entirety of Portugal, and much of Spain, was home to Celtic tribes. But I absolutely cannot deny that above the Douro river, that Celtic presence has survived for generations, still present in some of our traditions (folk music, caretos, etc...). I wasn't born nor raised in the north of Portugal, but as just Portuguese, I am still very proud of our North. A Portuguese poet Miguel Cardoso once wrote "The North is more Portuguese than Portugal itself", I couldn't agree more...
France was Celtic too. And the French have lots of Celtic ancestry (and France may be where proto-Celtic/Celtic culture and language originated.) It should be included if Asturias, Portugal, or Galicia are.
Long live the Celts 💚
To anyone interested, check out this playlist on my channel:
-"Portuguese Celtic Traditional Music & More"
The channel "Northern Portuguese Celt" also has a lot of good music and videoclips 👍
@@skellagyook I agree.
Lol, celtic people have lived in Romania (Transilvania especially) for over 2000 years.
Bevet Breizh Dizalc'h 😎
Celtic pride 💪
He estado en Irlanda, Cantabria, Escocia, Gales, Bretaña, Cornualles y Galicia
What about Asturias?
@@4ofdubs I have but only at the stop station
Aqui está um brasileiro descendente do norte de Portugal!
Vida longa às nações celtas!
Tmj! 👍🏻
Gorabh amaith agat!
também sou brasileira descendente do norte de Portugal!!
Brasil, a maior nação celta! 😅
@@Kitsune-kun663 a interpretação de texto está tinindo, do jeito que os professores gostam 😅
O cara não falou que o Brasil é um país celta e sim que ele é um brasileiro descendente de portugueses celtas!
The three legs on the Isle of Man flag will never cease to be lol
It's actually a triskele/trisklion I believe
I live in the Isle of man
@@rrurangihow many mfs have you seen die in that race
@@rrurangi Nice
Luv Galicia, Ireland and North Portugal!!
NPC sheep is now my favorite thing on the internet
Love the Celtic Nations from Canada 🇨🇦🤝🏴🇮🇪🏴🇮🇲
Nova Scotia is also a Celtic nation!
God bless Canada. A nation with a lot of Celtic stock.
Based 👍🏻
@@thehighlander6770 Kinda true but its really only the northeast and Cape Breton that’s actually Celtic. I’d say Nova Scotian Gaels or Cape Breton could be considered a Celtic nation
@@Hsalf904 Yeah that sounds right.
About time you did the Celtic Nations.
Such glory, love to the Celtic nations from Russia
Hope you're okay in Russia ❤
@@tarafinnegan9385 we are doing a bit okay, sanctions haven't done much effect except for those traveling ):
Brittany mentioned 🗣️🗣️🗣️ what the fuck is a non alcoholic drink!?!?!💪💪💪💪💪
I am an Irish Celt. A question to anyone else who is a Celt, should our Celtic nations unite into one Celtic Empire?
Tiocfaidh ar lá
As long as we aren't under England anymore I'm sold
@@cj-yv7jd yeah absolutely, no London, Paris, Lisbon, or Madrid control over the Celts, only the Celts shall have control of our Celtic Lands
@@mob-kw9hz fr
Yes! Ressurrect the Celts!
Thank you for including the regions of Northern Iberia. We are just as proud of our Celtic culture and heritage as any of our Brothers and Sisters
celtic culture is completely non existent in the iberian peninsula tho
@@qmyzopa4142 That’s not true, there is plenty of Celtic culture present in Iberia, especially in the northwest region.
@@uptown_rider8078 not really, the whole peninsula got culturally romanized after the conquer. just compare, for example, the average asturian with the average scottish and you will see theyre nothing alike
@@qmyzopa4142 Apparently not since the Celtic culture of Iberia has been preserved. The culture of the northwest region is more similar to other Celtic nations
@@uptown_rider8078 not even close lol
Honorable Mentions, Newfoundland, Massachusetts, and South Island NZ
Me alegra que hayas añadido a todo el noroeste de la península ibérica, normalmente pasa desapercibido porque ya no se habla ningún idioma de origen celta, se perdió con la conquista romana, pero culturalmente seguimos teniendo algo que ver
The native Iberians and Basques also existed. The Celts arrived later.
Para ser sincero los resto de galaico y puritano parecen mostrar una lengua Itálica, no celtica, (por ejemplo con p inicial y unas declinaciones prácticamente idénticas a las latinas) Todo hay que decirlo italicos y celticos son pueblos hermanos (proceden del mismo movimiento migratorio desde las estepas, sólo que los italics marchan hacia el Mediterráneo occidental y los celtas se mantienen en centroeuropa hasta la cultura de la tené, cuando se expanden hacia Europa occdicental) y si ahora nos parecen tan diferentes es por la helenizacion de los italicos de la península Itálica, cosa que no pasó con galaico y lusitanos, que conservaron su cultura original.
No hay naciones celtas en la península ibérica. Hay culturas castrenses. Lo celta es un mito creado en el siglo XVIII.
Asturias esta muy infravalorado su herencia celta.
tienes fuentes para tamaña tontería?
I was expecting "Come out ye Black and Tans" on Ireland...
Not everything to do with Ireland has to be pro-terrorist, you know.
Por isso que no interior do Rio Grande do Norte e Paraíba tem muita gente com fenótipo mais parecido do Norte da Europa.
Pois são descendentes de portugueses do Norte de Portugal.
E muitos falavam que eram holandeses mais isso é fake
Gaelic gang MOGS Brythonics and Celtiberians, but we all bros tbf
It's sad that the list is so short. Wish there were more.
Curious fact: Portugal was a Celtic nation called Lusitania, nowadays we call those who speaks Portuguese as lusophone.
Lusitanians haven't been proved to be Celtic yet, actually; the ones who are Celtic for sure are those tribes who inhabited the North, the Gallaecians; part of the wider Castro Culture, shared with Galicia, Leon, Asturias and Cantabria.
Celtic Union when?!
When the Celtic Congress and Celtic League work together and get more money.
Thanks to you I discover cool songs. Dziękuję!
I love your freckes
From a gallo roman.
thanks for my irish fellas to teach me english.
00:01 The Cooooomer? 😂
Moooomer? 🤣
County Down not being mentioned in the Irish counties video but being in the song this time. Payback lmao
Wedi abred y gorau am yr olaf 🔥🔥🏴🏴❤️❤️
Proud to be welsh, proud to be from a celtic nation.
Enor, enor d'ar gwenn-ha-du !
Yo como gallego no considero ningún lugar de la Península Ibérica como céltico a día de hoy, y no, las gaitas y los tartanes no valen, eso lo tienen hasta en la India.
Creo que tén máis que ver co feito de que nestas terras hubo celtas no seu momento, é evidente que perdeuse boa parte desa herdanza pero non por elo deixamos de ser conscientes de que existeu e aquí estivo. Ao igual que nun futuro cando sexa a norma que xente que se autodenomine galego non fale nin gota de galego nin teña ningún rasgo cultural diferente a cultura global seguirá a recordarse que nun tempo pasado fumos un pobo propio cas súas características propias xa desaparecidas... Será un recordo bonito de ter pra moitas persoas que sinten ese cariño pola historia da humanidade, da cultura e das orixes da súa terra ou antepasados...
exacto.
0:06 🥂Asterix mentioned🍾
Descendiente de gallegos presente. No me importa que los consideren celtas o no ❤. Me siento identificado cuando hacen chistes de gente con pocas luces😅.
Galicia😉
Seeing Spanish Provinces here is absolutely insane to me
@Tigran-Abazyan by that logic, why doesn't the video include all the celtic areas of Europe?
No@Tigran-Abazyan
@Tigran-Abazyan
Irish are literally iberians it's italo celtic
Galicia and Ireland have historical ties that go back to the stone age, they both are truly atlantic regions of western Europe and not that far from each other. Now is Galicia as celtic as Ireland? no. Obviously not.
Yes the celts inhabited northern spain, never heard of celtiberians?
Long live Celtic
Cymru am byth 🏴 ❤️ and that's conwy Castle I don't live far from conwy
The fight is not over until all celts are free
I love Celtic nations from Italy
🇮🇹❤️🇮🇪🏴🏴
Celts made up North Italy too❤️
No
@@ava-he9li They were the founders of the Camonic Civility, which was the cradle of the Northern Italian Civilization
Finally, my favorite series.
*Irishmen walks into a Bar*
Me-finally a Worthy Opponent our Battle will be Legendary
excelente vídeo, muy bien por agregar a los celtas de España y Portugal que últimamente han sido muy olvidados, yo orgulloso de mi ascendencia asturiana por parte de mi abuela paterna, ojalá tener sidra para celebrar, pero bueno jajaj, buen vídeo, espero con ansias los países latinos, los mayores como España, Portugal, Francia, Italia, Rumanía y los menores como Mónaco, el Vaticano, Bélgica, Suiza (su lado francpes, italiano y romanche), Andorra, etc.
ahora que lo pienso, no sé si habría que incluir Cataluña, Occitania, Córcega, Cerdeña, etc, para otro extra de naciones latinas.
nunca son incluidos dentro de las naciones celtas ya que no quedó herencia celta ni cultural ni genética en la península
Asturia, Cantabria, Galicia, N.Portugal are not yet celts
son celtas aunque les moleste a los más pro celtas puros.
@@carlosconcha8698tan celtas como el resto de españoles (excepto zona mediterránea) y portugueses (de hecho los lusitanos no eran celtas, los celtici del sur de Portugal sí), aunque en este último caso, tienes a los conios en el Algarve.
Tíreacha Cheilteach go brách 🇮🇪🏴🇮🇲🏴〓〓🏴
Tiocfaidh àr là 🇮🇪
Thig ar la 🏴
fe ddaw ein dydd 🏴
When you translate it then it works
Ireland is free
Scotland is England
And Welsh is a mystery nobody even knows what the Welsh want I couldn't even tell you who's the representative running their country
As the half breton half Irish roman Emperor i approve of this video
Maybe someday, more of the Celtic nations will be free just like the Republic of Ireland.
Highly unlikely
We got lucky in Ireland because we own a island
It would be extremely hard for the likes of Wales or the bretons to own a country not enough output
Ireland is some of the most fertile land in Western Europe and if not for the EU we would still be the only 3rd world country in the west
Cymru am byth!!! As a welshman, I can confirm
Asturias and Galicia be wildin fr
It is regrettable to see that there is no mention of Cumbria. We really need to start teaching people about Cumbria's Celtic history, and just all of our history in general. There's so much that went down in a land where you wouldn't expect much to begin with.
ANGLO ANGLO ANGLO. OI OI OI
Cumbrian here same there's a lot of cool history and language that gets straight up ignored, in the region that has led to many people not learning about cool figures in its history like urien of rheged and such , at one time or another it was one of the most important kingdoms under the Romano british banners and definitely a major power player during the period
there're a lot of places with amount of celtic heritage. however, only 6 celtic nations remains actually.
@@nurval1093 we can revive them tho. Cumbry bodh bidh ridh
@@Cumbrianlad3363 better try to protect the remaining celtic languagesi n order to increase their speakers and recover what we lost.
Celtic nations: 🇪🇸🇵🇹🇬🇧🇫🇷🇮🇪🇮🇲
England is a germanic country.
France has a celtic basin but latin language.
Spain and Portugal are totally romance.
Uk isn't celtic uk is the reason most cwltic languages today are nearly extinct
@@WjfhdhShshshsh it is ethnically, plus Wales Scotland and Cornwall are in the UK too so 😂
@@nines5968 yes ethnically but what does that mean
When you start looking at celtic dna you realise no celts are related gaels have completely different dna to briton
Also welsh still have their language unlike us irish but we don't lick the boots of germanic c*nts
You loose all celtic labels when you take part in the extinction of celts
Scotland also is only a minority gaelic around 20 percent irish didn't colonise all of Scotland just made gaelic the dominant language due to picts being uncivilised the rest of Scotland is either Anglo or colonised Anglo
I'd back Cornwall tho
@@WjfhdhShshshshEngland is the most celtic of the bunch
It should include parts of Italia like Lombardia for example too
Há muitos descentes de galegos/galicianos no nordeste do Brasil
The regions of Spain and northern Portugal are not necessarily “Celtic Nations”. They apparently have as much Celtic DNA as most Spaniards and Portuguese (and also French) as a whole do.
The Northern and Central Italians, The Iberians and the Northern and Central France are genetically closed related with the same Bell-Beakers ancestors (my haplogroup is R1b U-152)
The finny thing, that in Ireland is irish song, singing by serbian band)
And the band from the ending song is Chilean
Serbian "Celtic" band, which they called "Orthodox Celts"
I like how random it is but Celtic culture was so vast back then, it reaches the Balkans
@@SiPakRubah Orthodoxy chad
Celts chad
Orthodox Celts is a fundamentally good idea
@@MSKofAlexandria you're on to something there
what's so celtic about Asturia, Cantabria, Galicia and Portugal?
their heritage and traditions, not having a spoken Celtic language does not mean that they are any less Celtic than the other Celtic nations.
@@carlosconcha8698 then half of Europe should be classified as Celtic. Whole of France, British isles, Southern Germany, Austria, Northern Italy, parts of Romania, Czechia , Western Ukraine, the Balkans, central Turkey etc. Everywhere where celts once lived.
Their historical fiction that creates to differentiate themselves from the rest of the Spanish (literally Castille, Leon, Estremadura, parts of Andalusia and Aragon and the Basque Country were populated by celtic people, also Southern Portugal)
@@rafaxd8178Los propios españoles se diferencian de los otros cuando llaman guagua al autobús, berrean un "Acho!", te sueltan un "Por qué zeño por qué", te saludan con un "Bon día!", y te despiden con un "Boas tardes" y no me pongo a hablar de todas las diferencias culturales por que si vives en el mismo estado que yo sabrás que uno del sur, otro del centro, otro de aquí y otro de allá y no, ninguno somos lo mismo 😂
nothing, just neofolk legends
I am Breton and I assure you that the video is totally right
1:07 nahh the town in the background, i've been doxxed fr 😭
Faltó Rawson argentina 🇦🇷🏴
0:13 ese es Rubén de Lethal Crysis?
The iberian ones aren't really celtic, also Scotland is inaccurate
Northern Portugal. 😍
Ireland
Luv the sheep 😂 hinting at the sheep shagging jokes
Galician here. We've got no Celtic culture left, except for bagpipes and a few words... The only real Celts are the ones that speak a Celtic language
Bagpipes are not even celtic
O único que non temos é a lingua porque o celta galaico mudou ao latín, máis a toponímia, mitoloxía, folklore e música están cheas de influencias. Os mesmos Irlandeses contan que descenden de galegos no Lebor Gabála.
@@miguelnunezd6319 Por toponimia, os rioxanos son vascos, e por folclore media Europa é pagá... Penso que non podemos desvirtuar tanto o concepto de "pertencer a unha cultura" como para dicir que por ter catro contos celtas somos celtas. Eu son da opinión de que se somos galegos é por obra e graza do idioma. E se en 500 anos non se fala, non penso que teñan dereito os "galegos" de mañán a dicir que a súa cultura é galega polos topónimos, as lendas e os bailes... A cultura é un todo, si, pero o que máis marca é o idioma.
P.D: por outra banda, perdeuse a relixión celta, e os ritos, e as vestimentas. Mesmo no mundo das linguas celtas, case o único elemento da cultura celta antiga que se conserva é o idioma
@@montimuros2837 Entón se o galego deixase de usarse seríamos todos casteláns? O termo "cultura celta" non é empregado pra facer referencia a que os países con "cultura celta" vivan igual que hai 2000 anos, por esa lóxica entón máis da metade de Irlanda non é celta por estar fortemente "anglizada". Con cultura celta estamos a facer referencia a unha serie de rexións que nun inicio compartían unha cultura e agora a manteñen nuns porcentaxes distintos. Cornwall recuperou a súa lingua celta morta no século XVIII e pese a estar tremendamente "anglizada" é considerada "nación celta". Ao final o termo ten varias acepcións e non hai que facer unha cruzada contra os que o empregan, no ámbito "español" a discusión é con Galiza/Asturias máis no mundo anglo hai conflitos por consideraren outros territorios como celtas (como as Lowlands escocesas).
@@miguelnunezd6319 A ver, eu entendo que o de "celta" é un termo un tanto indefinido que se pode usar de maneira máis ou menos laxa. Pero carallo, se o criterio é descender de celtas, usar palabras do idioma e ter elementos do folclore celta, por esa regra de tres os andaluces son árabes. Eu non diría exactamente que a maioría dos irlandeses son ingleses, pero si anglosaxóns, da mesma maneira que a maioría dos yankees son anglosaxóns e non cherokees. O día de mañán se desaparece o galego, seremos simplemente españois, aínda que non casteláns. "Galego" será un termo meramente xeográfico, como "ibérico" ou "escandinavo", non terá relevancia cultural.
La bandera del norte de Portugal se parece a la de Finlandia
It was from the county
It was the first flag of Portugal, when Portugal became a nation in the North.
trugarez.🍀👌
Very disappointed than the new interceltic festival next summer is only one week because of Olympic games.
They haven't any priority.
could you do Georgian(🇬🇪) states/regions next?
0:53 AND I'LL BE IN SCOTIA A'FORE YEEEEEEEE
FIRST!!!! And good video
Northern Portuguese descendent from Brazil here
Northern Italy is celtic as well
we have region called Galicia in Ukraine
Galicia mentioned at last
What about northern ireland? Speaking of them, why not do a video about the counties of Northern Ireland since you've done the rest of the uk already.
Ulster is Ireland
@micoolkidfilms3270 Yes, Ulster is a historic province on the Isle of Ireland but is split between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (UK).
@@Who-rx5ky😂😂😂😂
Who tf are the celts in the north?
Oh yes it's irish eho want to be part of ireland
Ulster Scott's are as celtic as I am gandalf there bigoted culture is everything against celts
Also most ulster Scott's probably a strong majority are low land Scott's which were mostly Anglo and norman decent
@@WjfhdhShshshsh no, it's the northern irish who live in northern ireland. Also, if you consider the Scots celtic then so are the ulster Scots.
@@Who-rx5ky
Lad your literally just confusing yourself
Where you from?
Now I'm from Ireland. northern ireland is a state created on religion divide
Catholics mostly refer to themselves as irish not northern irish catholics are Republicans who want unity that's why we say the north of ireland to not recognise the state
Loyalists call themselves british in reality they are low land Scott's this is where ulster Scott's comes from but none of these ulster Scott's ever spoke Scott's gaelic they always spoke English even in Scotland never in history did they speak gaelic they are a plantation in Scotland just as much as they are in Ireland
Now let's explain lowland and Highland
Lowland Scotland is ultra Anglo mostly Anglo/saxon and norman decent
Highlands are predominantly gaelic with a minority in the north east who are majority pictish
The plantation of ulster used low land Scott's not gaels since gaels where mainly pro ireland also mainly catholic no catholics were fighting for protestants at this time 30 year war was only around the corner
Celtic basically are just skellige irl
First
I was the first, according to my vision
Christ, half of spain think they're celts
Well a lot of Spain has celtic decent
You look at dna as one thing spanish are not 100 percent from anywhere its impossible
Each person would have a big mix of dna gothic itallic celtic germanic all of it Spain was a mixing point for hundreds of years
Complete opposite here in Ireland
Vikings came here we have a big norse dna around coastal areas like Wexford but Brian boru killed thousands of norse pretty much wiped their dna from dublin
English made it illigal for years to get with irish so that kept dna the one thing today its estimated majority irish natives have up to 80 to 94 percent gael dna conpare that to Scotland which under 20 percent of Scottish is actually gael
O norte de Portugal es celta.
Lusitanians and Turduli Veteri weren't Celts. Celtici on Evora were Celts. Conians in Algarve weren't. Galicians and Bracari in the extreme north of Portugal is disputed, but probably they were like Lusitanians and Vetonians (italic or an independent branch of italo-celtic languages).
Celtic powerrrrrr
Why do they speak every language but not celtic?
What?
There is no language called celtic
Scotland: Anti-Jacobitian laws pushed by Germanized Lowlanders which destroyed Scottish Gaelic throughout all of Scotland.
Wales: Language Shift in recent centuries (though a massive revival around 25% of all Welsh students get taught it in Primary+Secondary)
Cornwall: Language Shift
Ireland: English Colonialism then British Colonialism
Brittany: French's government attempted forced language death
They learn the Celtic languages in school.
You forgot Cape Breton, Canada
0:43 bee gees hometown
I only have a tiny speck of Celtic ancestry from my Grand-grand mother who was half Irish. It is so irrelevant however, that I ignore it.
Celtic Pride.. ☘️☘️☘️..!!
where padania? lol
Ah yes, my favorite Celtic languages: English, French, and Spanish.
TBF To Brittany the French government were quite literally trying to cause language death in the region into the late 20th century from banning Breton in schools and forcing them to speak French. Similar practices were done in Scotland after the Jacobites which saw a massive drop in usage.
To the Celts, those languages are all considered colonial languages. At best, they are just spoken as a lingua franca or working language.
Irish is on our constitution as a official language alongside English it is also the recognised political language of ireland used in eu and un Congress
If your irish and don't know irish that's a you problem not us
Wtf do you expect we have been dealing with a cancer for the past 800 years we are doing pretty well if you ask me
If your irish and don't know it that's a you problem not a shared irish problem
Va a haber movida entre la gente pro-celta y anti-celta de España...
entre la gente que larpea de celtas en internet y la gente que sale de su habitación dirás
@@qmyzopa4142 Entonces cómo explicas que Galicia y País Vasco tienen el ADN más parecido al de la Irlanda moderna??? De verdad que no te molestas ni en hacer búsquedas de la genética
@@Aurora-o8o1p no puedo explicar algo que no es cierto, lo siento
Don’t forget the Celtic nations of Canada! Newfoundland and Cape Breton Island wouldn’t be that hard to prove!
¿Por que parece que todos los pueblos celtas tienen como base, ovejas y cabras, gaitas, personas pálidas y sobre todo mucho alcohol?
Chubut cuenta como nación celta
no la verdad, son países con influencia desde los antiguos celtas, no los modernos.
Fada beo Éire!