Breton - Europe (France)

Breton is a language spoken primarily in Brittany, a region in northwest France. It belongs to the Celtic language family, along with languages like Welsh, Irish, and Scottish Gaelic. Breton is closely related to Cornish, which was spoken in Cornwall, England, and to a lesser extent, to Welsh. Breton is written using the Latin script and has its own distinct grammar and vocabulary. It has been influenced by French, particularly in recent centuries. Breton is an important part of Breton culture and identity, with efforts made to preserve and promote the language in education, media, and everyday life.

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