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Cumbraek

A modern reinvention of the lost Celtic language of Cumbric

  • About
  • Learn
    • Pronunciation
      • Alphabet
      • Consonants
      • Vowels
      • Diacritics & Punctuation
    • A Little Grammar
      • Consonant Mutations
      • Vowel Alternation
      • Nouns and Adjectives
      • Pronouns
      • Regular Verbs
      • Prepositions
      • To Be: Present Tense
      • Other Irregular Verbs
  • Texts
    • Interlinear Glosses
    • I Have News
    • King Dunmail
    • Summer Guest
    • The Lord’s Prayer
    • Thirteen Treasures of Britain
    • Introduction to Avatar
    • Ring Verse
    • Night’s Watch Pledge
  • Explore
    • Family
    • Days & Months
    • Colours & Shapes
    • Countries
    • Great Britain
    • Languages
    • Religion
    • The Old North
    • Famous Quotes
    • Animals
    • Birds
    • Clothing
    • The Body
    • Celtic Stuff
    • The Skies
    • Kings and Queens
      • Kings and Queens: Strathclyde
      • Kings and Queens: Scotland
      • Kings and Queens: England
      • Kings and Queens: Great Britain
  • Phrasebook
    • Introductions
    • Some Useful Phrases
    • Weather
    • Talking About Yourself I
    • Talking About Yourself II
    • Telling Time
    • I Have…
    • Wants
    • In The Pub
  • Resources
  • Links
  • The Old North
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Pronunciation

Find out about the way Cumbraek is written and pronounced:

  • Alphabet 
  • Consonants
  • Vowels
  • Diacritics & Punctuation
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