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Breton (/brɛtən/, Frɛnch: [bʁətɔ̃]; brezhoneg [bʁeˈzɔ̃ːnɛk] (lisin)[5] ɔ [brəhɔ̃ˈnek] insay Morbihan) na wan Sawt Wɛstɛn Brittonik langwej we de na di Sɛltik langwej grup we dɛn de tɔk na Briten, we na pat pan Frans tide. Na di wan ol Sɛltik langwej we dɛn stil de yuz bɔku bɔku wan na di Yuropian menlan, pan ɔl we na mɛmba fɔ di insul branch instead ɔf di kɔntinɛntal grup.[6]

Dɛn bin briŋ Breton frɔm Gret Briten to Amɔrika (di ol nem fɔ di kɔstal rijyɔn we inklud di Britani peninsula) bay we di British pipul dɛn we bin muf go ɔdasay insay di Fɔs Midul Ij, we mek i bi wan Insular Sɛltik langwej. Breton gɛt sɔntin fɔ du wit Kɔnish, we na ɔda Sawt Wɛstɛn British langwej.[7] Welsh ɛn di Cumbric we dɔn dɔn, ɔl tu na Wɛstɛn Brittonik langwej dɛn, gɛt mɔ fa fawe, ɛn di Goidelic langwej dɛn (Irish, Scottish Gaelic) gɛt smɔl kɔnekshɔn bikɔs dɛn ɔl tu kɔmɔt frɔm Insular Celtic.

Bikɔs i bin dɔn go dɔŋ frɔm pas wan milyɔn pipul dɛn we de tɔk am arawnd 1950 to lɛk 200,000 insay di fɔs tɛn ia na di 21st sɛntinari, di UNESCO Atlas fɔ di Wɔl Langwej dɛn we de pan Denja dɔn put Breton as "we de pan denja bad bad wan." Bɔt di nɔmba fɔ di pikin dɛn we de atɛnd tu langwej klas bin go ɔp 33% bitwin 2006 ɛn 2012 to 14,709.[3][1]