👉 In the context of linguistics, "brechans" is a term used to describe a type of language. It refers to a group of languages that are mutually intelligible but not mutually exclusive. These languages may have different grammatical structures and vocabulary, but they also share similar phonological features. Brechtans are often found in the regions where there is a high level of cultural or linguistic diversity, such as Africa, Asia, and Europe. They are characterized by their unique pronunciation patterns,
