Markets & Souvenirs

13 phrases · Breton with romanization, English and audio

  1. Pegement e koust an dra-se ?

    How much is that?

    Usage

    Asking the price while pointing

    Grammar Note

    "Pegement e koust ...?" plus the item asks its price. Composed sentence

  2. Gallout a reer marc'hata ?

    Can one bargain?

    Usage

    Asking whether haggling is acceptable

    Grammar Note

    "A reer" is the impersonal form, asking whether something is generally possible. Composed sentence

  3. Re ger eo

    It's too expensive.

    Usage

    Saying the price is too high

    Grammar Note

    The adjective softens after "re" (k to g); not the same word as "kêr" (town)

  4. Sellout a ran hepken, trugarez

    I'm just looking, thank you.

    Usage

    A reply when a seller approaches

    Grammar Note

    "Sellout a ran" + "hepken" means "I am only looking"

  5. Gallout a reer paeañ gant ur gartenn ?

    Can I pay by card?

    Usage

    Checking how you can pay

    Grammar Note

    Feminine "kartenn" softens after "ur" (k to g)

  6. Da bet eur e vez digoret ar marc'had ?

    What time does the market open?

    Usage

    Asking when the market opens

    Grammar Note

    "Da bet eur" asks the time; "e vez digoret" means "is opened". Composed sentence

  7. An holen

    Salt

    Usage

    Point to this when buying it or checking a dish for it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; "Ro din an holen, mar plij" asks for the salt

  8. Ar sukr

    Sugar

    Usage

    Point to this when buying it or checking a dish for it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun

  9. Ar pebr

    Pepper (spice)

    Usage

    Point to this when buying it or checking a dish for it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, the spice pepper

  10. An eoul

    Cooking oil

    Usage

    Point to this when buying it or checking a dish for it

    Grammar Note

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

  11. An amann

    Butter

    Usage

    Point to this when buying it or checking a dish for it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; Brittany is known for salted butter

  12. Ar fourmaj

    Cheese

    Usage

    Point to this when buying it or checking a dish for it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; "keuz" is another word for cheese

  13. Ar mel

    Honey

    Usage

    Point to this when buying it or checking a dish for it

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun

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