Dietary & Allergies

8 phrases · Breton with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ne zebran ket kig-moc'h

    I don't eat pork.

    Usage

    Stating a dietary restriction

    Grammar Note

    The verb softens after "ne" (d to z); "kig-moc'h" is "meat" + "pig". Composed sentence

  2. Petra zo e-barzh ar boued-mañ ?

    What is in this food?

    Usage

    Asking what a dish contains

    Grammar Note

    After the question word "Petra" the relative form "zo" is used. Composed sentence

  3. Hep ognon, mar plij

    Without onion, please.

    Usage

    Asking for a dish without an ingredient

    Grammar Note

    "Hep" + noun means "without", the same pattern as "Hep alkool, mar plij"

  4. Ar c'hig-moc'h

    Pork

    Usage

    Point to this to ask whether a dish contains it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a compound of "kig" (meat) and "moc'h" (pig); the initial k becomes c'h after "ar"

  5. Ar pesk

    Fish

    Usage

    Point to this to ask whether a dish contains it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; the plural is "pesked"

  6. Ar vi

    Egg

    Usage

    Point to this to ask whether a dish contains it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; the plural is "vioù"

  7. Al laezh

    Milk

    Usage

    Point to this to ask whether a dish contains it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; the article is "al" before l

  8. An alkool

    Alcohol

    Usage

    Point to this to ask whether a dish contains it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; "hep alkool" means alcohol-free

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