Prittanicá

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:

consonants	labial	alveolar	palatal	velar
nasal	m	n		(ŋ)
plosive	p b	t d		k g
fricative		s		x
approximant	w	r	j	(w)
lateral approximant		l
trill		r