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5 | Brittany for ever |
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3 | This isn't English - it appears to be Breton dialect |
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Brittany for ever Explanation: Seems not to be written in English though. (should be "viken" too) Reference: http://trobreizh.multimania.com/dicoBreton.html |
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This isn't English - it appears to be Breton dialect Explanation: breiz means "centre". Can't find a suitable transaltion for the rest. I'm sure some other learned colleague can help! Angela |
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