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Today there is a clear
revival of interest in learning Breton |
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| Digemer
mad - Welcome to Brittany! |
Breizh
- Brittany (hence motorist emblem BZH) |
Tal
er Hoët
On the edge of the wood |
Gwenn
ha Du (The Breton Flag)
Meaning White & Black |
| Morbihan
- Little sea |
An
tad-koz - The grandfather |
| Ar
banniel - The flag |
Ar
vamm-goz - The grandmother |
| Ar
mor - The sea |
Ar
halvar - The calvary |
| An
heol - The sun |
Ar
harr - The chariot |
| An
tan - The fire |
An
tog - The hat |
| Ar
maeziou - The country |
Ar
grampouezenn - The pancake |
| Ar
vleuniemn - The flower |
An
ti koz - The cottage |
| Ar
vourh - The village |
Ar
horollou - Dance |
| Pesked
- The fish |
Ar
haz - The cat |
| Ar
peulvan - The menhir |
Ar
pemoh - The pig |
| Ar
vamm - Mother |
Ar
vuoh - The cow |
| An
tad - Father |
Ar
hi - The dog |
| An
daol - The table |
Ar
varrikenn - The cask |
| Ar
garreg - The rock |
Ker
- Town, village, hamlet |
| Yec'hed
mat! - Good Health, cheers |
Bloavez
mad! - Happy New Year |
| Mar
plij - Please |
Trugarez
- Thankyou |
| Mad
- Good |
Nozvat
- Goodnight |
| Demat
- Hello |
Kenavo
- Goodbye! |
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