Breton is the Celtic language of Lower Brittany in north-western France, the only Celtic language still spoken on the European mainland and a cousin of Cornish and Welsh. It is severely endangered: speaker numbers have fallen from over a million in 1950 to about 107,000 today, most of them elderly, though bilingual schooling has slowed the decline. Britain has no established Breton-speaking community, so requests are rare and usually involve a single personal document or a piece of family-history research rather than certificates for immigration, since most Bretons hold French papers. Breton has roughly 107,000 speakers, almost all of them in Brittany.
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