Spread of Celtic languages over time

This is entirely wrong. A spread from Britain into Ireland in 300 BC is IMPOSSIBLE. Britain was already a well established P-Celtic form by then. You cannot go from P to Q Celtic! Also, the Welsh language did not DISAPPEAR IN THE YEAR 2000! Take down this trash.

Really fucking bad, borders on Kochism. Celtic did not disappear from Central Europe randomly, and in 600bc it was not yet all over france.

We are what we are.

Lusitanian as a Celtic language? Tartessian as a Celtic language? Not even IE!

I unmuted but I don't hear any sad music?

Brezhoneg is still spoken in the year 2000 and later on

I had no idea about the Celtic language dispersion before seeing this.

Bad map. It has the basically correct point of origin, but then Eastern Celtic randomly disappears and re-appears again.

Bad map. Educate yourself more.

Try not to cry challenge (Impossible)

There's a genocide of millions of people by Rome in the background of this

shoutout my niggas in cornwall

Hey, this one gets Scotland right for a change.

No one knows this and if those languages originated in central Europe, the current 'Celtic' languages of today would still be closely related to the modern central European languages of today. They aren't and so Celtic from the West or even Mesolithic makes far more sense.

Wow I thought it was most in Ireland but it was quite spread out.

Its so fucking over

yeah the brythonic branch really hung in there.

Barbar ilkel Germen kabileleri, bu dili kıskaca aldı.

@MBihanig Trop d’incohérences.

FAKE

Amateur

The limits of Breton in Brittany is completely wrong. 😭

I just want to know all about that Celtic blob in Asia Minor

Farsi is Celtic

Irish has the most archaic features of any Celtic language having greater morphological retention from proto Celtic forms. Archaic means linguistic features such as grammar word forms or structures that preserve older patterns from an earlier stage of the language family.

Replaced mostly by its closest relative

Aw another made up map..... how sweet.

What's up with Turkey making an appearance?

Where's the evidence for all of this?

Not sure quite how the data for this precise map was gathered since the majority of languages have been extinct for over 1500 years 🤔

why isn't Argentina depicted?

@elpoblatiberic Molts errors respecte al gallec: actualment té més de 2 milions de parlants, no ubica bé la seva zona