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  • Finally, there are the languages of the traveling communities of the British Isles.
    West Germanic languages
    English (59.6 million speakers)
    Scots (200 thousand of various dialects of Scots)
    Celtic
    Irish (95 thousand speakers)
    Welsh (611 thousand speakers)
    Scottish Gaelic (59 thousand speakers)
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    Norman
    Guernesiais (1,3 thousand speakers)
    Sercquiais (15 of speakers)
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