Cumbreg

Language Families of Britain and Ireland

Indo-European - Italic languages
Latin / Romance Languages								Faliscan † Oscan † Umbrian †
Western Romance							Lessinu Sardinian Xliponian South-Central Romance North-Central Romance Eastern Romance
Britanno-Romance	Gallo-Romance			Northern Italian	Ibero-Romance	Jovian
	Langues d'Oil	Langues d'Oua	Langues d'Oc
Breathanach Brehonecq Brithenig Brzhonegh Cumbreg Kerno	Francien Laurentian Normand Angli Picard Wallon	Dauphinois Forézien Jurassien Lyonais Savoyard	Auvergnat Gascon Limousin Narbonosc Catalan	Lombard Emiliano-Romagnolo Venetian Piedmontese Ligurian	Aragonese Asturian Castilian Galician Ladino Montreiano Portuguese	Jovian

Cumbreg is a northern dialect of Brithenig, spoken in the county of Cumberland in England. It is a dying language, spoken only in a few isolated pockets, having been almost entirely replaced by English.

Cumbreg is also used for the dialect of English spoken in Cumberland