Puzzle 701 Alphametic magic square

From the interesting site "Futulity Closet" I got this entry original by Lee Sallows:

5 Five	22 Twenty two	18 Eighteen	→	4	9	8
28 Twenty eight	15 Fifteen	2 Two		11	7	3
12 Twelve	8 Eight	25 Twenty five		6	5	10

Each row, column and main diagonals in the (left) magic square A totals 45.

Spell out [in English] each value and count its letters (10 -> TEN -> 3), and the result is another (right) magic square B with a magic sum of 21

Q. Can you get a similar B magic square nxn using only prime numbers in the A magic square, and using your own national language (not necessarily English) for n=3, 4, ...?