Cornisch

Also known as Kernewek, Kernuack, Curnoack, Kernowak, Kernowek, Cornish language, Modern Cornish

Brythonische Keltische taal die inheems is in Cornwall

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Cornish is a Celtic language that was historically spoken by people in Cornwall, a region in southwestern England. It matters because it represents an important part of Cornwall's cultural heritage and identity, though it is no longer widely spoken today.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: modern language
Subclass of: Southwestern Brythonic
Country: United Kingdom
Located in: Cornwall
Image: Origo Mundi kynsa gwersow.jpg

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linguistic typology: fusional language
writing system: Latin script
Commons category: Cornish language
topic's main category: Category:Cornish language
Wikimedia language code: kw
native label: kernewek
number of speakers, writers, or signers: 0
Commons gallery: Cornish language
indigenous to: Isles of Scilly
exact match: publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/COR
historic county: Cornwall
different from: Cornish English
P10369: North Macedonia
P11012: Bissau
has grammatical gender: feminine
P12749: indium

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Cornisch (Cornisch: Kernowek) is een Keltische taal uit Cornwall. De taal is een Zuidwest-Britse taal en hierdoor nauw verwant met het Bretons en in iets mindere mate verwant met het Welsh. Deze taal is in de 18e of de vroege 19e eeuw uitgestorven, maar is in de 20e eeuw weer tot leven gewekt.

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