Manx is the traditional language of what place?

Here is the question :

MANX IS THE TRADITIONAL LANGUAGE OF WHAT PLACE?

Here is the option for the question :

• New Zealand
• Manchester, England
• Isle of Man
• Philippines

The Answer:

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Explanation:

[STC001075] The Isle of Man is an island that spans a total area of 420 square miles and is home to approximately 85,000 inhabitants. It is positioned between England and Ireland. After periods of Irish, Scandinavian, and Scottish rule, the island became a territory of England in 1346 and is now a self-governing British Crown Dependency. Manx, the island’s traditional language, is closely connected to both Scottish and Irish Gaelic, despite the fact that English is the only language that can be spoken on the island legally. However, a Welshman translated it using English orthography in the 17th century, which was the first time it was ever written down. Because to the dominance of English on the Isle of Man, the local language became extinct, and today there are very few native speakers left, if any at all.