Breton phrasebook

Breton is the regional language of Bretagne, France, spoken by only few remaining people. The number of people speaking Breton is diminishing, and everyone in Bretagne speaks French. Pronunciation guide 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 [well].  [ ]. (Brezhoneg ne gomzan ket [, nemet un tammig]) 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 Transportation Bus and train Directions Taxi Lodging Money Eating Bars Shopping Driving Authority Learning more Wikiversity/Breton courses This phrasebook is an outline and needs more content. It has an introduction and a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!