Is Welsh spoken more in South America than Irish/Scottish gaelic is in North America?

Welsh is spoken in Argentina in Chubut

and i know that some forms of gaelic are spoken in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and so on,

Is Gaelic spoken more in canada/Usa than Welsh is in Argentina?
Alu it, wyt ti'n siarad Cymraeg? Habla usted Galés?

And thank's jock but i think your wrong there because there are around 60 000 Scottish Gaelic speakers in Scotland aren't there so ?

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2 Responses to “Is Welsh spoken more in South America than Irish/Scottish gaelic is in North America?”

  1. Alu_it Says:
    November 20th, 2009 at 10:49 pm

    I dont know how people spoken irish/scottish in north america, but I thing no so much.when welsh settlers went to the united states they felt was lost, by the facility that they had with the english.for that reason they thought about going to a place where it was not the English language in near zones, and went to patagonia.
    here, in chubut I thing around 30000 welsh spoken, maybe more. sorry for my english, ok?we cannot be saved of the english hahaha

  2. Jock Says:
    November 20th, 2009 at 10:49 pm

    Honest answer Cymro? I don’t know. What I can tell you is that there are more Scottish Gaelic speakers in Cape Breton now than there are in Scotland itself. There are probably pockets of people in far flung places like New Zealand that still speak the Gaelic as well.

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