Brythonic

01. the S group of Celtic languages, consisting of Welsh, Cornish, and Breton

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| SIR - I would like the school history syllabus to present the origins and evolution of Wales and the Welsh language, starting with its European Celtic beginnings and leading to an understanding of the development of the Brythonic languages along the Atlantic coast.

Understanding that the Brythonic language is the senior British tongue should also be taught in Scotland and England.

Teach about the Celts; COMMENT & DEBATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE NATIONAL NEWSPAPER OF WALES

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