Well, I'm Owen Williams, I'm sixteen and I'm from the Isle of Man
and I was born and raised on the Island; I've never lived anywhere else in the world
so naturally I'm very fond of the Island
and we have our own national language here; it's called Manx or Manx Gaelic
and it's a Gaelic language so subsequently it's very similar to Scottish and Irish Gaelic
and because it's also Celtic, sometimes some words sound a little like words in Welsh, Cornish and Breton
I learned the majority of my Manx from my mother and conversations and stuff like that
and when I was a young kid, I went to a Gaelic playschool called "Mooinjey Veggey"
and I don't remember it too well, although as far as I remember English wasn't spoken; only Manx I heard I think
so that's another way I learned the Manx
There are a few native speakers and a Gaelschool on the Island,
there are plenty of kids learning the language in schools; it's going well; you can do qualifications in the language in addition
There are numerous opportunities to learn Manx; there are classes and lessons going on for adults also, like I mentioned
So everything's going well with Manx and in the Isle of Man
so thanks to you all for watching and listening to me.