@GuillerToots that's Basque right? I mean, spoken in Basque lands
@jaz yes! Thankfully it's official and a lot of young people use it in comparison to their parents, when Franco was alive, euskara was banned.
@GuillerToots we have had similar issues with the Welsh language #Cymraeg but it is definitely in resurgence now 🏴
@jaz I've been interested in learning something about it! And please, protect it, some languages as some here are dying🙁
@shuttersparks @jaz I can guess the place was Carson City, NV🤠 with Boise, ID, and some around Bakersfield, CA, one of the places where the Basque moved when Franco was a dictator. They also moved to Mexico and Argentina.
@GuillerToots we have longboat races on the Welsh coast, different boats though. https://youtu.be/MwKUiKllG-c
@jaz they are not so different compared to the short version of trainera (trainerilla) I think. Here traineras were first used for fishing with nets (pesca a traína, they rowed with nets for fishing) and there were huge races coming back to land for selling the most fish, from 1879 (year when the rowing society of my city was created) until today the sport changed a lot. My grandpa is the 3rd from the bottom, it's a huge tradition from Basque Country, Cantabria and Galicia.
@GuillerToots wow, great history 😀
Btw, the language of the video is euskara