Fruits

12 phrases · Breton with romanization, English and audio

  1. An aval

    Apple

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; Brittany is cider country

  2. Ar bananez

    Banana

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Fruit names are used as collective nouns and keep their initial after "ar" (ar bananez)

  3. An orañjez

    Orange

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    The same word "orañjez" also means the colour orange

  4. Ar rezin

    Grape

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Feminine noun; r does not mutate

  5. Ar sivi

    Strawberry

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    A collective noun for strawberries; Plougastel is a famous growing area

  6. Ar sitroñs

    Lemon

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; ñ marks a nasal vowel

  7. Ar per

    Pear

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Fruit names are used as collective nouns and keep their initial after "ar" (ar per)

  8. Ar c'herez

    Cherry

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    The collective noun "kerez" is used with its initial k changed to c'h after "ar" (ar c'herez)

  9. Ar mouar

    Blackberry

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Fruit names are used as collective nouns and keep their initial after "ar" (ar mouar)

  10. Ar fiez

    Fig

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Feminine noun; f does not mutate

  11. An abrikez

    Apricot

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Feminine noun; the article is "an" before a vowel

  12. Ar pechez

    Peach

    Usage

    A word to point at when buying or ordering

    Grammar Note

    Fruit names are used as collective nouns and keep their initial after "ar" (ar pechez)

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