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southern british-isles traditional english (including old anglo-irish) # the term anglo-english is used here to distinguish the written and spoken idioms of localised traditional English (in England with parts of Wales and Ireland) which evolved from and submerged Old English ⊕ extension from England to South Wales from end 11th century and to Ireland from end 12th century ; progressively submerged in its turn by the less varied dialects of Global English (British Colloquial, Cambrian English and Hiberno-English) |