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WHAT IS THE MANX LANGUAGE?
The Manx language, is the Gaelic language, spoken on the Isle of Man, a closely related, but often forgotten sister of Irish and Scottish Gaelic.
Manx or Gaelg/Gailck was considered extinct in 1974 with the death of the last native Manx speaker Ned Maddrell, however, during the 20th century the language underwent a successful revival, and it is now spoken by a dedicated and growing minority.
The voices of the old native speakers can still be heard on archive recordings from the 20th century that are now available in digital format. These recordings are used as part of the Dē Linguīs Manx Language course, as a means to gain native-like pronunciation and intonation.
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Dē Linguīs Manx Language resources to complement your online lessons or for private study
An online pronunciation dictionary of the Manx Language with audio recordings of each word or phrase.
A digital repository of texts and resources for the study of the Manx Language
Hunt the stones
SHELG NY CLAGHYN / HUNT THE STONES
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The Manx Corpus