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Learn BretonBrezhoneg

Breton is on the blas. roadmap. The same app that teaches Irish and Welsh with mutation drilling, structured grammar, and spaced repetition is being extended to Brezhoneg.

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About the language

Around 200,000 speakers in Brittany, the only Celtic language with a continental homeland.

Breton (Brezhoneg) is a Brythonic Celtic language spoken in Brittany, in north-west France. It is closely related to Cornish and, a little more distantly, to Welsh, having been carried to the continent by migrants from Britain in the early medieval period.

Breton uses initial consonant mutation and verb-second tendencies that set it apart from the verb-first Goidelic languages. The course uses the widely taught standard orthography so material stays consistent across the historic dialect regions.

A taste of Brezhoneg

Gouel Erwan laouen

Happy St Yves' Day

A May 19 greeting

Breizh

Brittany

The native name of the country

What blas. will cover

  • Grammar lessons covering mutation, the verbal system, and pronoun forms
  • Vocabulary drilling with spaced repetition, organised by theme and frequency
  • Reading passages graded by CEFR level
  • Mutation practice covering every trigger and pattern
  • Conversation prompts from A1 upward
  • Progress tracking that adapts to your weak spots

The Breton course in development already includes

4,800+

Vocabulary entries

1,300+

Verb conjugation sets

6,000+

Example sentences

130+

Reading passages

Further reading

Breton vs Welsh: how two Brythonic cousins compare →The 6 Celtic Languages: how they are related, how they compare →How many Celtic languages are there? →Goidelic vs Brythonic: how the Celtic languages split →All six Celtic languages →Learn Irish on blas. (available now) →Learn Welsh on blas. (available now) →
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