Вопрос школьника
Listen to and read the text again. Then ask and answer comprehension questions based on the text.
> A: What used to be the native language of most of Britain?
B: Brythonic. What percentage …
Ответ от учителя
The native language of most of Britain used to be Brythonic. However, over time, the language was replaced by English. As a result, today, only a small percentage of the population in Britain speaks Brythonic languages. The text does not provide a specific percentage, but it does mention that Welsh is the most widely spoken Brythonic language, with around 20% of the population of Wales speaking it. Additionally, the text mentions that Cornish and Breton are also Brythonic languages, but they are spoken by even smaller populations. Overall, the text highlights the decline of Brythonic languages in Britain and the dominance of English as the primary language.
