Flirting

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Koant-tre oc'h
You are very good-looking.
Usage
A compliment on someone's looks, for any gender
Grammar Note
The suffix -tre means "very"; "koant" fits any gender. Composed sentence
Gallout a rafen kinnig un evaj deoc'h ?
Could I offer you a drink?
Usage
Offering someone a drink at a bar
Grammar Note
"Gallout a rafen" + infinitive is a polite offer. Composed sentence
Fellout a rafe din ho kwelet en-dro
I would like to see you again.
Usage
Said when parting to say you want to meet again
Grammar Note
"Fellout a rafe din" + infinitive means "I would like to". After "ho" the initial gw of "gwelet" hardens to kw. Composed sentence
Fellout a rafe deoc'h dañsal ganin ?
Would you like to dance with me?
Usage
A polite invitation to dance
Grammar Note
"Fellout a rafe deoc'h" + infinitive asks "would you like to". Composed sentence
Kaer-tre eo ho mousc'hoarzh
Your smile is very beautiful.
Usage
A compliment on someone's smile
Grammar Note
The adjective comes first: "Kaer-tre eo ...". Composed sentence
Kaer-tre eo ho taoulagad
Your eyes are very beautiful.
Usage
A compliment on someone's eyes
Grammar Note
After "ho" the initial d of "daoulagad" hardens to t. Composed sentence
Gallout a rafen ho pediñ da goaniañ ganin ?
Could I invite you to have dinner with me?
Usage
A polite invitation to dinner
Grammar Note
After "da" the initial k of "koaniañ" softens to g. Composed sentence

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