161. Meractor Media Basic information about the current status of the Cornish language, from the University of Wales. Trilingual site (English, French, welsh). http://www.aber.ac.uk/~merwww/english/lang/cornish.htm

K E R N E W E K OVERVIEW OF THE LANGUAGE C ornish is an Indo-European language, belonging to the same Brittonic branch of the Celtic languages as Welsh and Breton. After becoming moribund in the eighteenth century, Cornish was revived in the twentieth, and has now reached the point where about a hundred people can speak it fluently, and several have knowledge of it. There are no census figures available. Cornish is taught as an extra-curricular subject in several schools, but most people learn it at evening classes. Cornish has no official status, and its use in government and business is so occasional as to be newsworthy. OVERVIEW OF THE MEDIA Media marked with an asterisk (*) are described in further detail in the media database S ince 1987, the local radio station, BBC Radio Cornwall, has broadcast a weekly fifteen-minute programme in both Cornish and English, concerned with all Celtic cultural events in Cornwall. Independent television has twice broadcast occasional series, including very short lessons in Cornish. Publishing in Cornish has suffered from a lack of money. The material published comprises textbooks and dictionaries, editions of medieval texts, magazines and literature in Revived Cornish. The most succesful monthly magazine is An Gannas.

162. Meractor Media General information from the University of Wales about the current status of the Swedish language in Finland. Trilingual site (English, French, welsh). http://www.aber.ac.uk/~merwww/english/lang/swedfin.htm

S V E N S K A OVERVIEW OF THE LANGUAGE S wedish is an Indo-European language of the North Germanic Group. Swedish is the official language of Sweden, but has also been spoken by Swedish-speaking Finns in Finland since over a thousand years ago. Finland belonged to Sweden for several hundred years between the 13th century and 1809, when Russia conquered the country. In 1863 a law gave the Finnish-speaking Finns the same rights as the Swedish-speaking population. After Finland had gained its independence, the constitution of 1919 states that Finnish and Swedish are the national languages of the Republic. OVERVIEW OF THE MEDIA Media marked with an asterisk (*) are described in further detail in the media database T he state-owned radio and TV company, Yleisradio* (Rundradion* in Swedish) has one Swedish nationwide radio channel, Riksradion*, as well as five regional radio stations. There is also a TV channel, FST* (Finlands Svenska Television) which broadcasts over 20 hours a week alternating between the two state-owned TV channels, TV1* and TV2*. The programmes range from 30 minutes of news in Swedish daily to childrens programmes, soaps, documentaries and so on.

163. Welcome To S4C Interactive welshlanguage channel. Available on Sky and Freeview. http://www.s4c.co.uk/e_index.html

164. Meractor Media General information from the University of Wales on the current status of Danish as a minority language in the Land of SchleswigHolstein in Germany. Trilingual site (English, French, welsh). http://www.aber.ac.uk/mercator/english/lang/danish.htm

D A N S K OVERVIEW OF THE LANGUAGE D anish is one of the North Germanic languages of Scandinavia. In Germany, it is spoken in the North of Schleswig-Holstein from the border with Denmark to the River Eider in the South, in the area known in Danish as Sydslesvig. Besides Standard Danish and High German sønderjysk (the Danish variety of South Jutland), Low German and North Frisian are spoken within this area. Belonging to the Danish minority is a matter of individual self-definition. Sydslesvig has an area of 5 185,83 km2 and had 575 417 inhabitants in 1988. Approximately 50 000 of them have knowledge of the Danish language. The Danish minority is represented by organizations whose work covers all areas of life. The minority runs health and social services, kindergartens and schools, churches, old people homes, sport clubs, libraries etc. The Danish minority is politically represented by the (SSW). It has at least one seat in the

165. Great Medieval Castles Of Wales - Medieval Architecture Jewels Site by Paolo Ramponi. Interactive map brings up photographs of the major welsh castles, with plans and history taken mainly from the CADW guidebooks. English and Italian language versions. http://www.greatcastlesofwales.co.uk/

This homepage is my tribute to the country that has the finest and purest examples of fortified medieval architecture: the Castles of Wales . Here you will find the pictures, plans and history of some of the largest and important of those. The castles that you can visit on this site are just a little part of the many powerful fortifications located in Wales (the country counts more than 400 castles!), this is only my suggestion for a historical journey through the region: when you pass through the green landscapes of Wales the fortresses themselves will attract your attent with their high and magnificent walls. If you like this website use the Referral System to announce it! Interested in Castles? Take a look at my photo gallery dedicated to the MEDIEVAL EUROPE Scotland, England, Italy, France (Pays Cathare and Provence), Germany (Bayern and Sachsen), Romania, Switzerland... and Castles Greetings Cards Is on line ' The Medieval Europe Search Engine ' Please help me building this directory, add your sites [or the ones you know], suggest me new categories and sub-categories... Thank you

166. Meractor Media General information on the current status of the Galician language, from the University of Wales. Trilingual site (English, French, welsh). http://www.aber.ac.uk/~merwww/english/lang/galician.htm

G A L E G O OVERVIEW OF THE LANGUAGE G alician is a Romance language, which has its origins in the north-westernmost point of the Iberian peninsula, Gallaecia Romana, modern day Galicia. The language extended to the south towards Portugal and became Galego-portuguese. With the consolidation of Castillian as the official language of the Spanish state, Galician was excluded from all official use. Portuguese became the official language of Portugal and today two opposing views are held that Galician is a separate language (the regional government officially adopted this normative in 1982), and alternatively, that Galician and Portuguese are variants of the same language. Galician is the mother tongue of 60.3% of the population, but it is decreasing alarmingly amongst the younger generation (36.7% of 16-25 year olds). 84.7% of the older generation use Galician in their daily life, while only 46.5% of the younger generation use the language regularly. Galician is also spoken by some 50.000 people in West Asturias in the so-called Eo-Navia region, which is placed between these two rivers. It's not the only area outside of Galicia where Galician is spoken, but it's the biggest one as for the number of speakers. The other areas are some parts of the provinces of León (20,000) and Zamora (2,500).

167. Home Page Provides courses in Celtic languages including welsh, Scots and Irish Gaelic; history and music. Includes a list of current events and contact information. http://users.hunterlink.net.au/celticcentre/

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168. BBC Arlein | Newyddion Newyddion. . BBC Cymru r Byd Chwaraeon Y Tywydd. -.Dysgu Cymraeg Learn welsh. -. Lleol i Mi http://news.bbc.co.uk/welsh/default.stm

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169. Local Councils In Wales : Directgov - Directories Principal local councils in Wales, listed alphabetically in English and in welsh . Cymraeg (welsh). Abertawe, Dinas A Sir (external link) http://www.direct.gov.uk/Dl1/Directories/DevolvedAdministrations/fs/en?CONTENT_I

170. YourDictionary.com • Celtic Languages: Gaelic, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Manx Dic The world s most comprehensive and authoritative language community portal withevery resource needed for language study and improvement in more than 250 http://www.yourdictionary.com/languages/celtic.html

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