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Gallo, depending on one's viewpoint is either a ''patois'' or dialect of French or a closely related language. It was not really written down until the 20th century, but was spoken long before that in eastern parts of Brittany. | Gallo, depending on one's viewpoint is either a ''patois'' or dialect of French or a closely related language. It was not really written down until the 20th century, but was spoken long before that in eastern parts of Brittany. | ||
== Breton surnames == | == Breton surnames == | ||
==Lord's Prayer== | |||
The Lord's Prayer is shown here as an example of Breton. Breton orthography (spelling) was not standardised until recently. | |||
:Hon Tad, | |||
:c'hwi hag a zo en Neñv, | |||
:ra vo santelaet hoc'h ano. | |||
:Ra zeuio ho Rouantelezh. | |||
:Ra vo graet ho youl war an douar evel en neñv. | |||
:Roit dimp hizio bara hor bevañs. | |||
:Distaolit dimp hon dleoù | |||
:evel m' hor bo ivez distaolet d' hon dleourion. | |||
:Ha n' hon lezit ket da vont gant an temptadur, | |||
:met hon dieubit eus an Droug. | |||
[[Category:Brittany|Languages]] [[Category:Language_and_Languages]] | [[Category:Brittany|Languages]] [[Category:Language_and_Languages]] | ||