Basa Breton

**Basa Breton** joda da salah osay basa Keltik say dituturko Jolma Breton di nagara Prancis.

## Huruf

## Cuntuh Tulisan
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## Catatan
**Notes:**
#  Partikol Vokatif: *â Vreizh* "O Brittany".
#  Pangkal kata.
#  Uncuk kata.
#  Mak titulis lanisi  rik spiralisasi  >  .
#  Unstressed  represent  in Leoneg but  in the other dialects. The realisations  appear mainly before  (also less often before ), semivowels , consonant clusters beginning with  or . Stressed long  represent .
#  In Gwenedeg velars are palatalized before  and , i.e. , , , , , ,  represent . In the case of word-final  and  palatalization to  also occurs after .
#  Before a vowel other than  the digraph  is written instead of , e.g.  "to drive", radical , 1PS preterite , 3PS preterite .
#  Silent in words such as , , , , ,  and . Always silent in Gwenedeg and Leoneg.
#   is realized as  when it precedes or follows a vowel (or when between vowels), but in words such as , ,  it represents  (in orthography  may be used: , , ).
#   represents  when it follows a vowel, after a consonant it represents . But before a vowel other than ,  is written instead of , e.g.  "to follow", radical , 1PS preterite , 3PS preterite . In some regions  may be heard instead of .
#  Word-finally after a cluster of unvoiced consonants.
#  In front of .
#  The digraph  is realized like  when preceded or followed by a vowel (or when between vowels), but in words such as , ,  it represents .
#  The digraph  represents plural endings. Its pronunciation varies by dialect:  rating geographically from Northwest Leon to Southeast Gwened.
#   usually represents , but word-finally (except in word-final ) it represents  in KLT,  in Gwenedeg and  in Goëlo. The pronunciation  is retained word-finally in verbs. In words , , , , ,  it represents  in KLT,  in Gwenedeg and  in Goëlo. Word-finally following  it represents .
#  But silent in words such as , , , , , , , , , , ', , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .  is generally silent in Kerneweg, Tregerieg and Gwenedeg, but in Leoneg  is always pronounced.
#  Used to distinguish words such as  "river",  "heir",  "town" (also written ) from  "sense",  "bold",  "dear".
#  Used to distinguish  "circuit/tour" from  "foot".
#  In northern dialects (mainly in Leoneg), there is a tendency to voice  between vowels.  also appears as the lenition of  and mixed mutation of .
#  The lenition of  and the spirantization of  are both represented by  is mainly pronounced  although in certain regions  (especially for the spirantization of  in Cornouaille) and  (in some Haut-Vannetais varieties) also occur.
#  The pronunciation of  varies by dialect, nowadays uvular  (or ) is standard;  occurs in Leoneg,  or  in Tregerieg, and  in Gwenedeg.
#  In Gwenedeg an unstressed  often represents .
#  Lenited varieties of  may appear word-initially in case of soft mutation.
#  In Leoneg  in front of a nasal.
#  In Leoneg  represents  before .
#  In Leoneg  represents  or  before .
#  In Leoneg  represents .
#  Before a vowel.
#  Forms of the indefinite article.
#  A conservative realisation of the initial mutation of  and , used in certain parts of the Vannes country.