1000 Languages: The Worldwide History of Living and Lost Tongues - Peter K Austin
Welsh is one of the Brittonic sub-group of Celtic languages, which includes Cornish and Breton. It is spoken by more than 600,000 people in Wales and by 100,000 or more in England. It is the only Celtic language not seriously under threat. The language has long been used in religion and education, and laws dating from 1964 onwards now give it a position of equal validity to English in Wales.
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