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lingue goideliche
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ramo delle lingue celtiche insulari
Goidelic refers to a branch of the Celtic language family that includes Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and Manx. These languages matter because they represent distinct linguistic and cultural traditions of Ireland, Scotland, and the Isle of Man, with Irish being the most widely spoken among them today.
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- Instance of
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- Insular Celtic
- Has part
- Scottish Gaelic
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Le lingue goideliche o gaeliche sono un ramo delle lingue celtiche insulari parlate nelle Isole britanniche.
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