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@Turquoise Blue
Alright, I yield. I guess I didn't fully consider the effects of just how influential British Latin would be, though as I said before, I don't want to do a retread of other people's thing. So I think I'll do as @FleetMac said, and have the more celtic Brythonik push latin out of the courts, outside of foreign correspondence.
Edit: sorry for changing the name so much, I'm just trying to fit it with the suggestions
Also what about the /v/ and /f/ sound? While using f and ff like welsh does makes sense as the only difference is voicing, would that still develop with more latin influence?
Alright, I yield. I guess I didn't fully consider the effects of just how influential British Latin would be, though as I said before, I don't want to do a retread of other people's thing. So I think I'll do as @FleetMac said, and have the more celtic Brythonik push latin out of the courts, outside of foreign correspondence.
Edit: sorry for changing the name so much, I'm just trying to fit it with the suggestions
Also what about the /v/ and /f/ sound? While using f and ff like welsh does makes sense as the only difference is voicing, would that still develop with more latin influence?
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