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About Breton

Breton is the only Celtic language still spoken in continental Europe.

Speakers

200,000+

Language Family

Celtic

Writing System

Latin alphabet

Difficulty

Hard

Spoken in

France (Brittany)

Why Learn Breton?

Brittany has a distinct Celtic identity with unique music and cultural festivals.

Common Breton Words

Start your Breton journey with these essential words and phrases.

Demat

Hello

DEH-maht

Trugarez

Thank you

troo-GAH-rez

Mar plij

Please

mar PLEEZH

Ya

Yes

yah

Nann

No

nahn

Dour

Water

door

Boued

Food

BWED

Mignon

Friend

MEE-nyon

Karantez

Love

kah-rahn-TEZ

Kenavo

Goodbye

ken-AH-voh

Ti

House

tee

Heol

Sun

HYOHL

History of Breton

Breton descends from British Celtic, brought by migrants from Britain fleeing Anglo-Saxon invasions (5th-6th centuries). It's thus related to Welsh and Cornish rather than Irish. French government suppression and mandatory French education caused decline. Today Breton has protected status and a revival movement through Diwan immersion schools.

Is Breton Hard to Learn?

Hard

Breton has Celtic grammatical features like initial consonant mutations and VSO word order, unfamiliar to English speakers. However, it shares vocabulary with Welsh and Cornish. French loanwords provide some familiarity. Celtic language logic requires adjustment.

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