Weather & Climate

8 phrases · Breton with romanization, English and audio

Tomm eo hiziv
It's hot today.
Usage
A light remark about the weather
Grammar Note
The adjective comes first; a short sentence for weather talk
Seblantout a ra e vo glav
It looks like it will rain.
Usage
Predicting rain from the sky
Grammar Note
"E vo glav" means "there will be rain". Composed sentence
Ur gwallamzer a zo o tont
A storm is approaching.
Usage
Warning that bad weather is coming
Grammar Note
"Gwallamzer" means bad weather or a storm; "o tont" means "coming". Composed sentence
Ret eo din kemer un disglavier ?
Should I bring an umbrella?
Usage
Ask whether an umbrella is needed
Grammar Note
"Ret eo din" + infinitive means "I must". Composed sentence
Ar glav
Rain
Usage
A basic weather word
Grammar Note
"Glav" is masculine; its article is "ar"
An erc'h
Snow
Usage
A basic weather word
Grammar Note
"Erc'h" is masculine; the article is "an" before a vowel
An avel
Wind
Usage
A basic weather word
Grammar Note
"Avel" is masculine; the article is "an" before a vowel
Koumoulek
Cloudy
Usage
An adjective for a cloudy sky
Grammar Note
"Koumoulek" is an adjective for a cloudy sky; it can be used as "Koumoulek eo"

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