Prittanicá

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Introduction

Prittanicá is an historial P-Celtic language, spoken in Britain around 2000 years ago. It evolved into modern Welsh, Cornish, and Breton. It was a dialect of Gallo-Brittonic, which was a dialect continuum stretching from southern Scotland to the Pyrenees. Prittanicá is the assumed dialect spoken in Britain.


Phonology

Vowels Front Back
Closed i i: u u:
Openmid e e: o
Open a a:

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