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 |name              = Brittainese
 |nativename        = bretneis
-|pronunciation     = ˌbrɛtˈneːz
+|pronunciation     = brətˈneːz
 |pronunciation_key = IPA for Brittainese
 |created           = 2022
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-Brittainese (''bretneis'' [[IPA for Brittainese|[ˌbrɛtˈneːz]]] or ''leng bretneis'' [[IPA for Brittainese|[ˈlɛŋg ˌbrɛtˈneːz]]]) is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_languages Romance language] spoken by around 400 million people as a native language, mainly in the Brittish Isles, North America, Australia, India and Africa. It is most closely related with the Channel languages and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_language French], with which it forms the North-West branch of the Romance languages, and with which it shares many linguistic features.
+Brittainese (''bretneis'' [[IPA for Brittainese|[brətˈneːz]]] or ''leng bretneis'' [[IPA for Brittainese|[ˈlɛŋg brətˈneːz]]]) is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_languages Romance language] spoken by around 400 million people as a native language, mainly in the Brittish Isles, North America, Australia, India and Africa. It is most closely related with the Channel languages and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_language French], with which it forms the North-West branch of the Romance languages, and with which it shares many linguistic features.