Brezhoneg Unan/Lesson 3
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Basic Grammar rules[edit | edit source]Sentence structure[edit | edit source]English is an adjective-noun language, which means that the adjective (describing word) comes before the noun (described word), and the noun comes before the verb (action).
Breton on the other hand is a noun-adjective language, which means that the noun comes before the adjective.
Articles[edit | edit source]
The indefinite articles follow the same rule as the definite ones.
The Breton preposition e "in" is contracted with the definite article (al, an, ar) to give:
Exercises[edit | edit source]Write the following sentences with the correct grammar.
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