User talk:Luzmael/Brezhoneg Unan

Basic Grammar rules English is a adjective-noun-language. This means the Adjective (Describing Word) comes before the Noun (Subject) and the Noun, before the verb (doing) Eg. The big man went to Brittany. (adj.) (noun) (verb) Breton on the other hand is a noun-adjective-language, which means that the noun comes before the adjective. Eg. An den bras a zo aet da Vreizh. (article) (noun) (adjective) (verb) da Vreizh. Literally: The man big went to Brittany. Exercises Write the following sentences with the correct grammar. The man is big. (Words : an (the), a zo (is), den (man) , braz (big)) The new church is beautiful. (Words : an, a zo, iliz (church), nevez (new), brav (beautiful) The big man went into the church, thereafter, to the old town hall. (Words : an (the), da (to), ebarzh (into), goude se (after that, thereafter), kozh (old), nevez (new), den (man), braz (big), Ti-Ker (Town Hall), a zo aet (went)) Answer pages Brezhoneg Unan Breton Or Go back to Lesson 2