Leaghtyn yn Ouyr - Learn Something in Manx

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These autumn lectures, delivered through Manx as part of Culture Vannin's development work, will be taking place in-person only.

Though sessions are free to attend, donations to support the development work of Culture Vannin would be greatly appreciated.

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* 1. Please provide your name and email address to register your interest. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis.

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* 2. Which sessions would you like to attend?

18th October (**PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE FROM 20th SEPTEMBER!**) (7.30pm - 9pm): Aght-screeuee ny Gailckey - the various orthographies of Manx over the centuries starting with Bishop Phillip's Prayer Book in 1610, the literary standard of the Manx Bible and also can/should Manx be written like Irish and Scottish Gaelic?

27th September (7.30pm - 9pm): Ny Bretnee ayns Patagonia - a history of the Welsh speaking colony in Argentina established in the 19th century.

4th October (7.30pm - 9pm): Recortyssey y Ghlare Vanninagh - A history of recording the Manx language from the notebooks of Rhys and Marstrander to the archive sound recordings made by the Irish Folklore Commision.

11th October (7.30pm - 9pm): Recortys Reeaghyn Vannin as ny Hellanyn - a look at the history of the medieval Manx chronicle, some of the events recorded in it, and its translation into Manx.

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Culture Vannin is the trading name for the Manx Heritage Foundation, registered charity 333 in the Isle of Man.