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In Irta, Corsica was ruled by Muslim Arabs (8th c. - 11th c.), then by the Irish (11th c. - 17th c.), then the Azalic English (17th c. - 20th c.). Corsica gained independence from the Azalic English in 1940. | In Irta, Corsica was ruled by Muslim Arabs (8th c. - 11th c.), then by the Irish (11th c. - 17th c.), then the Azalic English (17th c. - 20th c.). Corsica gained independence from the Azalic English in 1940. | ||
The Irish vocabulary in Corsican Arabic reflects a Middle Irish dialect which shows features of modern Munster Irish (such as weight-sensitivity and stressed -ach and -acht); it's conservative in that broad dh (> Z) is kept distinct from broad gh (> Γ). | The Irish vocabulary in Corsican Arabic reflects a fictional Middle Irish dialect which shows features of modern Munster Irish (such as weight-sensitivity and stressed -ach and -acht); it's conservative in that broad dh (> Z) is kept distinct from broad gh (> Γ). | ||
Corsica in Irta briefly occupied Cambodia and parts of Thailand as well as parts of North America (e.g. Kansas and Oklahoma) | Corsica in Irta briefly occupied Cambodia and parts of Thailand as well as parts of North America (e.g. Kansas and Oklahoma) | ||