Re: Maps of Ill Bethisad.
From: | Padraic Brown <pbrown@...> |
Date: | Monday, April 9, 2001, 14:15 |
On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Christophe Grandsire wrote:
>> The Kerno at least take the best of both: the country is called
>> Royon lor Francor; folks are called y Gheil. (Officially, they're
>> y Francci, or y Freinck.)
>>
>
>And how do they name the French people in Kernu? Do they consider the
>difference between France and Gaulhe, or do they give them only one
>name? :)))
Nah they're all bloody foreigners - but cool on account of the good
food. Y Freinck / y Gheil _are_ the names for the French. They're
used somewhat interchangeably, but y Gheil is preferred by most
speakers on traditional grounds.
The difference in naming is for the Bretons, who aren't really foreign
because they came from Britain and speak a language very close to
Kerno even though they live in France. They're called y Vreton (sing.
Bretu). Strangely enough, they live in Pays y Bretonnes.
Padraic.
>Christophe.