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Adrann ar Yezhoù Predenek

Brittany – Ar Gwenn ha Du

Donevat en Adrann ar Yezhoù Predenek ar Wikiversity, rann ar gKreizenn evit yezhoù estren hag ar Skol ar Yezhoù ha Lennegezh.

Asran an Yethow Brythonek

Cornwall – Baner Peran

Dynnargh dhe Asran an Yethow Brythonek war Wikiversity, rann an Gresen rag yethow estrenyek ha Skol an Yethow ha Lien.

Adran yr Ieithoedd Brythonaidd

Wales – Y Ddraig Goch

Croeso i Adran yr Ieithoedd Brythonaidd yn Wikiversity, rhan o Ganolfan Dysgu Ieithoedd Tramor a'r Ysgol Iaith a Llenyddiaeth.

The Brythonic Celtic Languages Division

Welcome to the Brythonic Celtic Languages Division at Wikiversity, part of the Center for Foreign Language Learning and the School of Language and Literature.

The Brythonic Languages

Setu amañ Breizh / This is Brittany
Setu amañ Breizh / This is Brittany

Ar yezh Predenek a zo ar mamm-yezh evid Kerneveureg (Kernowek), Brezhoneg ha Kembraeg (Cymraeg).
Ur yezh-c'hoar eo d’ar yezhoù gouezelek da lared eo Iwerzhoneg (Gaeilge), Manaveg (Gaelg) ha Skoseg (Gàidhlig). Maz out didenet gant Kerneveureg, Brezhoneg pe Kembraeg, enrollit mar plij er rolloù kavet dindan (“streams”). Dav eo evid welout pegen a dud a zo o teskiñ ar yezhoù - gant an efed e vo posubl evid ar skipailh da lakat araogiezhoù. Da skouer, maz out o teskiñ Devonieg hep enrollañ ne vo ket wellet hag araogiezh fall e vo lakaet. Setu perag, ENROLLIT MAR PLIJ.

Imach a Gernow dhyworth efander / Image of Cornwall from space
Imach a Gernow dhyworth efander / Image of Cornwall from space

An yeth brythonek yw an mamm-yeth rag Kernowek, Bretonek (Brezhoneg) ha Kembrek (Cymraeg).

Hwor dhe'n yethow keltek erel - Kembrek, Iwerdhonek, Manowek, Albanek ha Bretonek - Kernowek yw yeth brythonek, kowsys y'n soth-west a Vreten Veur yn bro Kernow.
Mar karsewgh hwi gweres dhyn, po skrifa deskansow Kernowek, Bretonek po Kembrek, skrifowgh agas hanow war an folen "fros" rag agas yeth (yma an kevrennow a-woles), po klyckyowgh war an gevren "topic" rag gweles agan deskansow a-lemmyn.

Dyma Cymru / This is Wales.
Dyma Cymru / This is Wales.

Roedd y Frythoneg yn famiaith i Gernyweg (Kernowek), Llydaweg (Brezhoneg) a'r Gymraeg.

Chwaer-iaith yw hi i’r ieithoedd Goidelig hefyd, Gwyddeleg (Gaeilge), Gaeleg yr Alban (Gàidhlig) a Manaweg (Gaelg). Os hoffech chi ddangos diddordeb yn yr ieithoedd Brythonaidd, ewch i’r ffrydiau yn eich iaith chi. Mae'n rhaid i chi wneud hyn i ni gadw gofrestr o bwy sy’n dysgu’r ieithoedd. Hefyd byddwch chi'n gallu gweld pwy arall sy’n siarad eich iaith chi a gallwch chi siarad â nhw.

History

Cornish, Welsh and Breton are known as the Brythonic languages because they all share the same language ancestor, the ancient Brythonic language. This language was spoken in Britain during the time of the Celts, but was pushed westwards by the invading Anglo-Saxons. Eventually, the speakers of Brythonic were pushed so far westward that they were split into two groups, one into Wales and the other into the Westcountry, and their language eventually also split into what became Welsh and Cornish. Later, as Cornish was pushed further and further south west, some of the Celts crossed the Channel to what is now Brittany, and took their language with them. That language later developed into Breton.

The Brythonic languages are closely related to the other branch of Celtic languages still found today, the Goidelic languages of Irish Gaelic (Gaeilge), Manx Gaelic (Gaelg) and Scots Gaelic (Gàidhlig).

Join us

To show your interest in the Cornish, Welsh or Breton languages, sign up at the streams found below. This is to see the numbers of people learning, in which we, the instructors, can work out our priorities. For example, if you learn Welsh, but don’t sign up at the stream, and we decide there are not enough people worth carrying on the lessons, you will miss out. So it's to help us prioritise. So, if you’re learning, sign up at the stream.

Learning techniques

I have made a page called Learning Techniques which contains a technique for learning the languages in the courses in this division. Anyone, feel free to add your own suggestions to the page. Its all for the benefit of the students.

Brythonic Staff

Here is the List of Staff members in the Brythonic Celtic Languages Division
PLEASE DO NOT MAKE LESSONS OR NEW PAGES WITHOUT READING THIS. ONLY ADMINS CAN MAKE NEW COURSE PAGES ONLY TEACHERS CAN MAKE LESSONS. IF YOU WISH TO BECOME ONE OF THESE PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THAT PAGE. THIS IS TO CONTROL THE CREATION OF LESSONS WHEN OTHERS ARE PLANNED AND THE ENSURENCE THAT THE LESSONS YOU ARE TAUGHT ARE IN THE PROPER LANGUAGE.

The departments


Streams

Colours

Department Tasks

  • Each Language is represented by a colour of font. Please use Text when writing in different languages. Thanks.
  • Get all Text Translated into their language.
  • Make the departments that havent been made yet.

Department News

  • 15th November 2007 - Breton Department Founded
  • 8th November 2007 - Welsh Department Founded
  • 2nd November 2007 - Cornish Department Founded
  • 2nd November 2007 - Brythonic Languages Division Founded