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Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker
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One more for you guys. A friend introduced me to a Breton folk singer (she sings in French and English as well). I'm curious if any of it is understandable to a French speaker?
I didn't realize they sounded so different. The Bretons were among the very first people to come to what is now St. John's, and they were the most populous people in the place when it was conquered by the British in 1583.
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Traditional Breton song. Can't understand a word of it, but compare with these guys' version (Breton hip hop - yes, there's such a thing):
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"Hull n'est plus, Hull n'est qu'un amas de cendres, un morceau de ruines, une plaine de douleurs et une vallée de larmes."
Wilfrid Laurier, 1900
- What the hell is this!?
- Looks like a shopping center, one of those big in-door malls...
Dawn of the Dead
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