Jèrriais

If you go into certain parishes, of course, we've got these 12 parishes on the island.

If you go to some of the north parishes on the north coast of the island, or the northwest in particular, in particular the parish of St. Juan, which is the northwest of the island, you will sometimes hear to this day the old patois, the old Jersey French.

And the old Jersey French is the derivative of the old Norman French.

which harps back to our history of the Duke of Normandy and the Normans and all that.

And it is still spoken by some of the old folk in some of the farmsteads in the more far-flung places on the island.

And also Jersey French is now being revived in our College of Further Education.

We're trying to sort of make sure that it doesn't get lost forever.

It's almost a bit like sort of English Chaucer, if you like, medieval English.

Obviously we've had English.

So we need to, we need to tick off Manx, Jersey French.

Mm-hmm.

Ulster Scots.