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Breton word

Bro-C'hall

France

proper-noun

Bro-C'hall means “France” in Breton and is used as a proper-noun.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formBro-C'hall
Kemmadur dre vlotaatvro-C'hall
Kemmadur kalonekaatpro-C'hall
Kemmadur kemmesketvro-C'hall

Bro-C'hall in context

Glas, gwenn ha ruz eo banniel Bro-C'hall.

The French flag is blue, white and red.

A2

Poloniz e oa Marie Curie, ket Bro-C'hall.

In fact, Marie Curie was Polish, not French.

A2

Topics

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