Terrasse de café à TrébeurdenSalud deoc’h tudoù!
Salut à vous bonnes gens!
Demat dit!
Hello to you!
Penaos ‘mañ kont ganeoc’h?
How are you?
Derc’hel da vont, ha ganit?
How are you?
Pa vez leun e gof ‘vez ront! N’eus ket da glemm!
When the belly is full, it’s round! There’s nothing to complain about!
Hag a never er bourk?
What’s new in the village?
O pas kalz tra, traoù kozh tout!
Oh not much, just old stuff!
Fest Noz
Yvanne Béolet PhilomennUr bannac’h ‘po?
Would you like a drink?
O, ya gant plijadur!
Oh, yes, with pleasure!
Petra ‘po da evañ neuze?
What will you have to drink then?
Lak ur werennad gwin din, mar plij.
Give me a glass of wine, please.
Evel kustum?
The usual?
Ya, evel kustum, ur bannac’h gwin gwenn, mar plij.
Yes, as usual, a glass of white wine, please.
Brav an amzer, hañ?
It’s a beautiful day, isn’t it?
Ya va’t! A’i eo an hañv!
Of course! Summer’s here!
Pelec’h emañ ar privezioù mar plij?
Where are the toilets, please?
E penn an trepas a-gleiz pe e foñs ar jardin ma n’out ket evit gortoz!
Down the corridor on the left or at the bottom of the garden if you can’t wait!
Petra ‘out e soñj d’ober evit an noz?
What are you thinking of doing tonight?
Oaran ket kaer, bez e vo ur fest-noz vras brem’son. Marteze ec’h in d’ober un tamm tro, ha te?
I don’t know, there’s a big fest-noz coming up. Maybe I’ll go along for the ride, what about you?
Me ne vin ket pell da vont gousket, skuizh-marv on.
I won’t be long before I go to bed, I’m exhausted.
Soirée festive en terrasse à marée haute sur la Côte de Garnit Rose
bier melen: lager
bier gwenn: white beer
bier rous: red beer
gwin ruz : red wine
gwin gwenn : white wine
dour-pik: sparkling water
hini-kreñv / kalva / gwin-ardant: calvados
wiski / wiske: whisky / whiskey
chistr : cider
digor-kalon: an aperitif
Yec’hed mat dit!
Cheers, cheers!
Yec’hed mat d’an holl, hemañ zo’ vont da goll!
Good health to you all, this one’s going to the dogs!
Yec’hed d’ho kostezioù!
Cheers!
Serret e vo an davarn a-benn pemp munutenn!
The bistro will be closing in five minutes!
Pegement eo an taol?
How much is it?
Daouzek euro hag hanter-kant.
Twelve euros fifty.
Ha! Izel eo an dour ganin! Gallout a rafen paeañ warc’hoazh?
Ah! I’m broke! Can I pay tomorrow?
N’eus ket ezhomm, un ti-bank a zo e-tal an ostaleri!
No need, there’s a bank opposite the bar!
Hag ec’h an diouzhtu!
I’llgo there right away!
Counting in Breton
1 unan, 2 daou, 3 tri, 4 pevar, 5 pemp, 6 c’hwec’h, 7 seizh, 8 eizh, 9 nav, 10 dek, 11 unnek, 12 daouzek, 13 trizek, 14 pevarzek, 14 pemzek, 15 c’hwezek, 16 seitek, 18 triwec’h (3-6), 19 naontek
20 ugent, 30 tregont, 40 daou-ugent (2-20), 50 hanter-kant (half-100), 60 tri-ugent (3-20), 70 dek ha tri-ugent (10 and 3-20), 80 pevar-ugent (4-20), 90 dek ha pevar-ugent (10 and 4-20), 100 kant.
Ti ar Vro and the Warenghem distillery have teamed up to introduce you to Breton in a fun way, with this booklet entitled Parlez breton au bistrot / Komzit brezhoneg en ostaleri.
