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Erse leid

Erse leid
All data from the card 15
Native tae
Ireland
Ethnicity
Erse fowk
Native speakers
73,803 daily speakers in Ireland (2016)4,166 in Northren IrelandL1 speakers: 141,000 in the EU (2012).L2 speakers: 1,761,420 in the Republic of Ireland (2016), 104,943 in Northern Ireland (2011)
Leid faimily
Indo-European CelticInsular CelticGoidelicErse
Early forms
Primitive Erse Auld Erse Middle Erse Early Modern Erse
Staundart forms
An Caighdeán Oifigiúil
Writin seestem
Laitin (Erse alphabet)Erse Braille
Offeecial leid in
Ireland (Statutory leid o naitional identity (1937, Constitution, Article 8(1)). Nae widely uised as an L2 in aw pairts o the kintra. Encouraged bi the govrenment.) European Union
Recognised minorityleid in
Unitit Kinrick (Northren Ireland)
Regulatit bi
Foras na Gaeilge
ISO 639-1
ga
ISO 639-2
gle
ISO 639-3
gle
Glottolog
iris1253
Linguasphere
50-AAA

The Erse leid (Airisch or Airish in Ulster-Scots; Erse: Gaeilge, Gaoluinn, Gaedhlag) is a Celtic leid frae Ireland. It is sib tae Manx Gaelic an Scots Gaelic, an is ane o the twa offeecial leids o the Republic o Ireland an ane o the thrie o Northren Ireland. Frae the 1st o Januar 2007, the Erse leid becam ane o the offeecial leids o the E.U. The Erse spak in Dunnygal is the nearest tae Scots Gaelic, but ither dialects isna sae eith tae lift for Scots Gaelic spickers.

The pairts whaur Erse is still spak for common bi fowk is thegither cried the Gaeltacht. It is sindry bits o the kintra, whiles juist a single clachan, skailt athort sieven coonties - Dunnygal an Galway (the twa wi the maist), Mayo, Kerry, Cork, Waterford, an Meath. There's a wee pairt o Belfast whaur mony fowk spicks Erse an aw.

Aboot 1.66 million fowk spik Erse.

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