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i love you indigenous languages i love you endangered languages i love you revived languages i love you
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how am I supposed to tell people that this is my favorite color specifically because of the funny hex code?
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CARWYNNEN (1948)
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Cornish woman, United Kingdom, by One & All: The Many Faces of Cornwall
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Welsh flag but it’s the Isle of Man flag
from /r/vexillologycirclejerk
Top comment: Wale of Man
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Main Ní Tuathail, a 14-year-old girl from Claddagh wearing a traditional dress, Galway, Ireland. Original color, 1913.
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Calan Mai hapus i chi! Happy May Day to you all!
Today is a very auspicious day for some of my research (that I'm keeping under wraps for now)- but I can tell you it relates to the term Cadi (analogous to Queer in Welsh- see screenshot below of GPC)
Cadi is a term that has existed in Welsh since the 1600s. Its usage is often vague but over time it has been used to describe effeminate boys, masculine girls and people who would be called Intersex today.
The term has been used as a catch-all for anything breaking gender norms.
Cadi derives from the girls name Catrin and was often used as a pejorative towards Queer people. A similar given name-based term in English is Nancy.
Male maypole dancers dressed in women's clothes were sometimes called Cadi, hence why today it has been on my mind!
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Fuck the coronation.
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"They don't care if you fucking starve.
Who do you think pays the bills for all those palaces?"
Anti-monarchist sticker spotted in Telford, UK
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Cornish Montol masker, United Kingdom, by Greg Martin
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1st Feb 2023
The entire trip around the Gump was made with the aim to see this stunner! After watching Enys Men at the Poly, there were too many jokes to be made about meeting a celebtrity. The entire Hike meant I was the only one out there for the majority of the day. Cornovia has dissapointingly little to say on Boswens' Menhir, but it's name is from Cornish & is translated as 'the winds dwelling', which is very cool. It definitely lived up to that - the wind was certainly bracing.
megalithic.co.uk
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Flag of the United Kingdom, but it includes Welsh representation
from /r/vexillologycirclejerk
Top comment: Based and welshpilled
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hey if you're a UK resident can you sign this petition and if not please rb to spread the word
this is an official UK government petition that they have to respond to if it reaches 10,000 signatures
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