Re: http://gl.wikipedia.com/

From: "Ray Saintonge" <saintonge-EynCeXvFgoheoWH0uzbU5w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Although "Galician" (with single "l") can be used for the name of the 
> language in Northwest Spain, the same word can refer both to the people 
> in that region and the people in the region in Poland.  Whatever is 
> spoken by the group in Poland it does not appear to be recognized as a 
> distinct language.  "Galego" is the name used by the speakers of the 
> language themselves.  "Gallego" appears to be the Spanish name for the 
> language.  "Gallegan" is the English name for the language, and is so 
> recognized by the Library of Congress in its capacity as Registration 
> Authority for ISO 639-2.

Wheeeww! Well thank you for setting me
straight, your post is a keeper and I appreciate
the research. This is some info that would do
well to be added to the Wiktionary. Que no?

Con saludos,
Jay B.