Penaos e vez graet ar boued-mañ ?
How do you make this dish?
Usage
Asking how a dish is made
Grammar Note
The impersonal "e vez" + participle; the dish is called "boued" (food). Composed sentence
Fellout a rafe din deskiñ keginañ boued Breizh
I'd like to learn to cook Breton food.
Usage
Telling a cooking class or a host that you want to learn local cooking
Grammar Note
"Fellout a rafe din" + infinitive is a polite "I would like to"; "boued Breizh" juxtaposes the two nouns for "Breton food". Composed sentence
Ar soubenn
Soup
Usage
A single word for naming food
Grammar Note
A feminine noun, shown here with the article "ar"
An ognon
Onion
Usage
A single word for naming an ingredient
Grammar Note
Shown with the article "an"
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