Editing Gallo language (section)

=== Aneit ===
[[Image:Bilingual signage-Gallo2.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Bilingual signage in the [[Rennes metro]]]]The Aneit system was introduced in 1984 by the Bertègn Galèzz Association, successor to the organization Friends of the Gallo Language. The system is the result of five years' research throughout Upper Brittany, and takes its name from the brochure presenting it to the public: ''Nostre lenghe aneit'' ("our language today"). Also called "unified spelling", it follows in the footsteps of ELG in terms of its basis on [[etymology]] for its spelling.

The Aneit system differs from ELG on a number of points, however. For example, every letter must have a purpose, which means that the silent h and double consonants are eliminated, except in certain specific cases (ll to indicate palatalization, etc.).<ref name=":2" /> Aneit has the same difficulties as ELG, since a speaker with a different pronunciation needs to know the standardized spelling to be able to decipher the written system. Another problem faced by Aneit is its use of [[diacritic]]s not easily accessible on a French keyboard (ó, ú and r̃).<ref name=":6" />