Music & Entertainment

5 phrases · Breton with romanization, English and audio

  1. Hag-eñ ez eus ur sonadeg fenoz ?

    Is there a concert tonight?

    Usage

    Asking whether a concert is on tonight

    Grammar Note

    The existential question "Hag-eñ ez eus ...?"; "sonadeg" is feminine. Composed sentence

  2. Petra eo anv ar ganaouenn-mañ ?

    What is the name of this song?

    Usage

    Asking the title of a song you hear

    Grammar Note

    "Petra eo anv ...?" asks a name; feminine "kanaouenn" softens to "ganaouenn" after "ar". Composed sentence

  3. Kaer eo ar sonerezh-mañ

    This music is beautiful.

    Usage

    Telling musicians or hosts that you like the music

    Grammar Note

    The order is adjective + "eo" + subject. Composed sentence

  4. Gallout a rafec'h seniñ un dra hengounel ?

    Could you play something traditional?

    Usage

    A polite request to a musician for traditional music

    Grammar Note

    "Seniñ" is the verb for playing an instrument ("c'hoari" is for games and sports); the adjective follows the noun. Composed sentence

  5. Pelec'h e c'haller selaou sonerezh bev fenoz ?

    Where can I hear live music tonight?

    Usage

    Asking where live music is played tonight

    Grammar Note

    The impersonal "c'haller" asks what is possible for anyone; "bev" (alive) is used here for "live". Composed sentence

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