Kentel pevar
Penaos eo ? Pe liv int
?
== Lesson 4 == What's it/he/she like? What
colour are they?
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Distagadur
S1. Softening in liaison /S->Z/
Say deus ! and you hear the
consonant /s/. Say
deus amañ ! and you hear the
consonant /z/.
/s/ softens to /z/ before a vowel (cf French
six and six
heures). The same is true for Penaos eo ?
S2. Softening in liaison /K->G/
In a similar way the consonant /k/ is pronounced /g/ in yaouank
eo.
Taolmouezh
S3. Word stress
Amañ
(=here) is pronounced /'ãmã/. Don't confuse this
with amann (butter) pronounced
/ã'mãn/.
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