曼島語, or Manx, is a Celtic language native to the Isle of Man. It belongs to the Gaelic branch of the Celtic languages, which also includes Irish and Scottish Gaelic. Although it experienced a decline in the 20th century, efforts have been made to revive it, and it is now taught in schools and used in some media. The language has a rich history, with roots dating back to the early medieval period. Manx features unique vocabulary and grammar, reflecting the island's culture and heritage. Today, it is recognized as a vital part of the Isle of Man's identity and is celebrated through various cultural events.