The verb kaout in the future is used for inviting someone to eat or drink (and for accepting).

Instead of am bo / az po we should usually write em bo / ez po when the verb is not preceded by the subjet or the direct object. Generally speaking, the vowel is usually pronounced indistinctly, hence the written contracted form:

Kig (a)m bo

riz (n'e)m bo ket

After having studied the phrase sellout ouzh un dra bennak, here are some other phrases which use the preposition ouzh :

ouzh taol : "dinner's on the table", without the article, but we would say ouzh an daol-se.

komz ouzh unan bennak : speak to someone.(they don't answer back) But komz gant unan bennak : speak to (with) someone, chat.

Legumaj and krampouezh are collective plurals.