Spoken in Brittany, France, and belonging to the Brittonic branch of the Insular Celtic languages, Breton is the only remaining Celtic language still widely used on the European mainland today.
Breton
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Classification
Indo-European > Celtic
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Speakers
107, 000
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Script
Roman
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Text direction
Left-to-right
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Also spoken
France
Breton
Though spoken by fewer people today, Breton remains a symbol of regional pride and cultural identity.
Cornish is thought to be the most similar language to Breton and shares many words. The shared heritage can also be seen in names of towns, where the prefix “Tre”, meaning “homestead”, is appended to many places in Cornwall (Trethewey, Trevescan, Treyarnon) and Brittany (Tréflez, Tréflaouénan, Trézilide etc).
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Interesting fact
The Breton language of France includes the charming and useful word chistra, which means to go from farm to farm asking for cider.
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