Is celtic same as th germanic?

Question

is centic a subfamily of the germanic tribes , or is it a whole diff race , like its refererd to hispanic,italian etc

Answer 1

No, it's a whole different race

The Celtic culture originated in Ireland, Scotland, that area.

The Germanic tribes are on the main continent of Europe (Germanic....Germany... get it?)

Answer 2

its all the same, called D.N.A. the configuration of the code is just slightly different thats' why skin color and brain-map changes within the (TRIBE) experimentation has been a complete success.

Answer 3

similar but NOT the same ... both are tribal culters, but a whole different race/ethnic peoples ... uhm celtic = irish, welsh, scott & germanic = german

Answer 4

Nope completely different race!

Celtic people today consist of the WELSH (most celtic) Irish , Scottish, Manx, Cornish, Bretons and some genetical mixes can be found in England, Argentina, Spain and France.

Celtic languages are still spoke in Wales,Brittany, Ireland (Large extent) Scotland,Isle of Man, Cornwall(very little extent)

Answer 5

No. The Celts were once a widespread people stretching from Anatolia (Turkey) to the west seaboard areas of Europe.  Their language ( of which there are three distinct sub groupings,) are of regular Indo-European stem. I speak Irish Gaelic and much of its noun words are fairly similar to french. France was of course Gallic before the Frankish tribes predominated.  Traces of Celtic origins can be found in the root of Lu (Lughanasa) Lu gave his name to London, Lyon., Leiden and many more places on continental Europe. The word for cow path in Irish Bòthar (synonymous for "road".).. is the same name for the  BOSPORUS  separating Asia minor from Europe and of course means cow-path as in Irish for "road"  just one example of many.

Answer 6

Celtic and Germanic are separate language families in the Indo-European language group.

The Celts and Germans were different groups of tribes.

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