Christopher Lewin NoMay-June 2012 A Guide to Resources Many resources for studying the native Manx language are available, including several on the internet, but some of them are not widely known. Here is a guide

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Date: 2012-08-29 14:09:52 Indo-European languages Manx language Manx John Kelly Isle of Man Scottish Gaelic Thomas Wilson Manx literature Culture of the Isle of Man Celtic languages Celtic culture Goidelic languages		Christopher Lewin NoMay-June 2012 A Guide to Resources Many resources for studying the native Manx language are available, including several on the internet, but some of them are not widely known. Here is a guide Add to Reading List Source URL: www.learnmanx.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 135,11 KB Share Document on Facebook

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