Breton phrasebook
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Everyone in Brittany also speaks French, and this is a much more useful language to have, but if Celtic culture is your thing and you want to impress the locals, this phrasebook should be a handy source.
Phrase list
Basics
; Hello. : Demat dit.; Hello. (informal) : Brav eo an amzer.
; How are you? : Penaos eo ar bed ganit ?
; Fine, thank you. : Dreist, trugarez dit.
; What is your name? : Pe anv ho peus ?
; My name is ______ . : Va anv 'zo _____ .
; Nice to meet you. : Plijus eo daremprediñ.
; Please. : Mar plij.
; Thank you. : Trugarez.
; You're welcome. : Da netra.
; Yes. : Ya
; No. : Nann
; Excuse me. (getting attention) : Digarezit ac'hanon.
; Excuse me. (begging pardon) : Digarezit ac'hanon.
; I'm sorry. : .
; Goodbye : Kenavo ar wech all.
; Goodbye (informal) : Kenavo
; I can't speak name of language . : Brezhoneg ne gomzan ket
; Do you speak English? : Komz a rit saozneg ?
; Is there someone here who speaks English? : Tud 'zo amañ evit komz saozneg ?
; Help! : D'am sikour !
; Look out! : Sell 'ta !
; Good morning. : Mintin vat.
; Good evening. : Nozvezh vat.
; Good night. : Noz vat.
; Good night (to sleep) : Kouskit vat.
; I don't understand. : Ne gomprenan ket.
; Where is the toilet? : Pelec'h emaint ar privezioù ?
Problems
Numbers
; one : unan
; two : daou (male)/ div (female)
; three : tri (male)/ teir (female)
; four : pevar (male)/ peder (female)
; five : pemp
; six : c'hwec'h
; seven : seizh
; eight : eizh
; nine : nav
; ten : dek
; eleven : unnek
; twelve : daouzek
; thirteen : trizek
; fourteen : pevarzek
; fifteen : pempzek
; sixteen : c'hwezek
; seventeen : seitek
; eighteen : eitek/triwec'h
; nineteen : naontek
; twenty : ugent
; twenty-one : unan warn-ugent
; twenty-two : daou warn-ugent
; thirty : tregont
...
Daou ugent
...
Hanter kant
...
Tri ugent
...
pevar ugent
...
; hundred : kant
...
Mil
...
Time
Clock time
Duration
Days
; Monday : dilun/Lun
; Tuesday : dimeurzh/Meurzh
; Wednesday : dimerc'her/Merc'her
; Thursday : diriaou/Yaou
; Friday : digwener/Gwener
; Saturday : disadorn/Sadorn
; Sunday : disul/Sul
Months
; January : Genver
; February : C'hwevrer
; March : Meurzh
; April : Ebrel
; May : Mae
; June : Mezheven
; July : Gouere
; August : Eost
; September : Gwengolo
; October : Here
; November : Du
; December : Kerzu
Writing time and date
Colors
; white : gwenn
; black : du
; yellow : melen
; red/pink : ruz
; green (artificial) : gwer
; green/blue (natural) : glas
; silver : arc'hant