Nature & Outdoors

6 phrases · Breton with romanization, English and audio

  1. Pegeit amzer e pad ar bale ?

    How long is the walk?

    Usage

    Asking how long a walk lasts

    Grammar Note

    "Pegeit amzer e pad ...?" asks how long something lasts. Composed sentence

  2. Gallout a reer neuiñ er stêr ?

    Is it possible to swim in the river?

    Usage

    Asking whether swimming in the river is allowed

    Grammar Note

    "Gallout a reer" + infinitive is an impersonal way to ask for permission; stêr is written with ê. Composed sentence

  3. Marzhus eo ar gwel !

    The view is magnificent!

    Usage

    Expressing delight at a view

    Grammar Note

    The adjective is placed first for emphasis. Composed sentence

  4. Penaos e vo an amzer warc'hoazh ?

    What will the weather be like tomorrow?

    Usage

    Asking about tomorrow's weather

    Grammar Note

    "Bo" softens to "vo" after "e"; "amzer" means both time and weather. Composed sentence

  5. Ret eo degas dour

    You need to bring water.

    Usage

    Advising people to bring water on a walk

    Grammar Note

    "Ret eo" + infinitive states a general need; no article goes before "dour". Composed sentence

  6. Arabat lezel lastez

    Do not leave any rubbish.

    Usage

    A call to take rubbish away from natural spots

    Grammar Note

    "Arabat" + infinitive states a general prohibition. Composed sentence

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