Roman Influence: The Romans brought Latin to Britain, which significantly affected the vocabulary of Brythonic languages and led to the development of written forms.
Anglo-Saxon Era: After the Anglo-Saxon invasion, Brythonic languages began to decline in usage, especially in England, leading to a distinct separation from the Goidelic languages spoken in Ireland and Scotland.
Revival Movements: The 20th century saw a resurgence in interest in Brythonic languages, particularly Welsh, as cultural pride and nationalism sparked language revival initiatives.
2. Brythonic Languages Today
Today, the Brythonic languages are faring differently across regions. Here’s an overview of each language and its current status: