Days of the Week
A common parting phrase in Breton is ‘See you on Monday’; ‘See you on Tuesday’; etc. This phrase provides a good opportunity to learn the days of the week and use them in conversation. ‘Ken’ means ‘Until’ so ‘Ken Dilun’ means ‘Until Monday’, or ‘See you Monday’.:
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See you Monday
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See you Tuesday
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See you Wednesday
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See you Thursday
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See you Friday
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See you Saturday
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See you Sunday
Click on the play button to hear the pronunciation – in each case it is repeated 3 times, with enough time between repetions for you to practice the phrase yourself.
Thanks to Rafael Urien for the pronunciation and for help with all aspects of the Breton on this course.
