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if I say :
"Nedeleg laouen ha Bloavezh mat deoc'h!" is un-patriotic?

Stef wrote:if I say :
"Nedeleg laouen ha Bloavezh mat deoc'h!" is un-patriotic?

No, but...this may...
Leun gant sili eo ma hovercraft / aeroglisseur

I don't know what you people talk there, here is "Craciun fericit". Just tell this and nobody will understand

dirtbag wrote:No, but...this may...
Leun gant sili eo ma hovercraft / aeroglisseur

HAHAHA, eels for Xmas, why not?
@ AK : "Craciun fericit" ? it sounds like "création félicité", "creation felicity" but I 'd be rather surprised if a guy said me that in the street, cousin!

Stef wrote:

dirtbag wrote:No, but...this may...
Leun gant sili eo ma hovercraft / aeroglisseur

HAHAHA, eels for Xmas, why not?
@ AK : "Craciun fericit" ? it sounds like "création félicité", "creation felicity" but I 'd be rather surprised if a guy said me that in the street, cousin!

If you come in Romania, you'll need to get used with it :p "Nedeleg laouen ha Bloavezh mat deoc'h!" is in celtic? Knotted my tongue twice when I tried to say it...

ak70g2 wrote:is in celtic?

1 point cousin, that's in Breton!
Only the 'c'h' in 'deoc'h' (= to you) is hard to pronounce, it sounds German

Stef wrote:if I say :
"Nedeleg laouen ha Bloavezh mat deoc'h!" is un-patriotic?

Similar to the Welsh Stef,

Nadolig Llawen - Merry Christmas
Nad-ol-ig lla-when (Rough way to say it) the LL is hard to pronounce, its not found in many languages.

http://www.forvo.com/word/nadolig_llawen/

Can just listen to it here

Gaz

I can't wait to know how it's sayin' in Norwegian...

Felíz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo...... not "ano"( means ass ) ..."anyo"