Hotel

1. Ur gambr sioul, mar plij

   A quiet room, please

   Usage

   Stating a room preference

   Grammar Note

   Feminine "kambr" softens to "gambr" after "ur" (composed)

2. Ur gambr evit daou zen, mar plij

   A room for two, please

   Usage

   Asking for a room

   Grammar Note

   "den" softens to "zen" after "daou" (composed)

3. Pegement e koust ur gambr ?

   How much is a room?

   Usage

   Asking the room rate

   Grammar Note

   "Pegement e koust ...?" is the standard price question

4. Chom a ran amañ e-pad tri devezh

   I'm staying here for three days

   Usage

   Telling the front desk how long you stay

   Grammar Note

   "devezh" stays singular after the numeral "tri" (composed)

5. Kollet em eus ma alc'hwez

   I've lost my key

   Usage

   Telling reception you lost your key

   Grammar Note

   The perfect is built from a past participle plus "em eus"

6. Dihunit ac'hanon da seizh eur, mar plij

   Please wake me at seven

   Usage

   Asking for a wake-up call

   Grammar Note

   Imperative "dihun" plus the polite "-it" (composed)

7. Re drouzus eo

   It's too noisy

   Usage

   Complaining about noise

   Grammar Note

   "trouzus" softens to "drouzus" after "re" (composed)

8. Dour tomm a zo ?

   Is there hot water?

   Usage

   Checking for hot water

   Grammar Note

   "... a zo ?" asks "is there ...?" with the subject first (composed)

9. N'eus ket dour tomm

   There is no hot water

   Usage

   Reporting a problem

   Grammar Note

   "N'eus ket ..." is the negative existential, "there is no ..." (composed)

10. Ar gwele

    Bed

    Usage

    A room word

    Grammar Note

    "gwele" is masculine

11. Ar prenestr

    Window

    Usage

    A room word

    Grammar Note

    "prenestr" is masculine

12. An nor

    Door

    Usage

    A room word

    Grammar Note

    Feminine "dor" appears as "nor" after the article "an"

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