Many years ago, a friend from the Bretagne told me that her grandfather once went to the south of Ireland (I think he was a truck driver), though he didn’t speak English.
As he spoke Breton he was able to communicate with the lady in the bakery who spoke Irish, as both are Gaelic languages.
I don’ find this represented in this picture and that seems a bit off to me.
Prime example of a useless similarity measure, I’d say.
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Many years ago, a friend from the Bretagne told me that her grandfather once went to the south of Ireland (I think he was a truck driver), though he didn’t speak English.
As he spoke Breton he was able to communicate with the lady in the bakery who spoke Irish, as both are Gaelic languages.
I don’ find this represented in this picture and that seems a bit off to me.
Prime example of a useless similarity measure, I’d say.