"Kan bale an arb" - Breton Nationalistic Song
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Originally the marching song of the Armée Révolutionnaire Bretonne (ARB), the song has been adopted widely as a song for all patriotic Bretons.
My channel is dedicated to anthems, hymns and patriotic songs, here is the link to our discord server: / discord
Something tells me Ingen really likes Breton nationalistic music
It's pretty unique sounding, whereas a lot of patriotic music is just marches.
Breton music is good but is not as good as British music, am i right mr. Mosley?
Ingen might be a Norwegian with Breton blood!
@@cesarzteczohito3331 Our music is...
I prefer Russian.
@@sentientham That's worrying
RESPECT FROM YOUR CELTIC BRETHREN 🏴🇮🇪🏴🇮🇲
Damn straight. Alba gu bràth!
Na Ceiltigh go deo!
@@Daniel-vj9oq I assume that is irish but what does it mean?
@@andrewjennings7306 "The Celts forever!"
@@Daniel-vj9oq Tiocfaídh ár lá mo chara
Greetings from Ireland, fellow Celts!
Nice germanic language!
Im spanish and in galicia (spain) are celtics
@@faustogiorno2300 culturally, we galicians, are very much Celtic (not in our language though)
Dia Dhuit! Halò
@@faustogiorno2300 it's not Germanic at all
Wow so good love Breton music support from Ireland 🇮🇪
Thanks brother !
Celtic Brother
long live a nation celtic and language celtic . long live scotland ireland britany wale galicia and asturia
@@elouannletannou8357 don’t forget Kornwall 😉
yes
Every French guy gangsta until Breton bagpipes start playing
"Ah, merde!"
This reminds me of when Alan Rufus trained an army which invaded and conquered Normandy in February 1091. The French king Philip was so afraid that he'd be the next target that he called Pope Urban II to negotiate the cession of Upper Normandy in exchange for peace.
Breton has finally been added to YT subtitles and to G translate - I’m learning Breton and the other Celtic languages and all the Norse languages and Germanic languages!
@@zoetropo1 Alan Rufus was a participant of the battle of Hastings, which resulted in the Norman french Conquest of britain. You were thnking of Rollo and the 911 Treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte.
Dear Bretons, Celtic nations, cultures, languages and our traditions will last till the end of time, Love To Brittany From Ireland ❤
Gaeilge: Mairfidh Briotánachí, a náisiúin Cheilteacha, cultúir, teangacha agus ár dtraidisiúin go dtí deireadh an ama, Grá do Bhriotán as Éirinn ❤
Bevet Breizh ! Bevet Bro-Iwerzhon ! Long live Brittany ! Long live Ireland !
wow! Your languages are obviously Indo-European...
@@kaidenreading7152 Yes and?
@@PatoBZH My point is that they aren't
@@kaidenreading7152 ah ya
Love Breton From Poland 🇵🇱
I love das Polem und Celtic,
have a lovely day to everyone reading this and stay strong mon amis for this trial of hardship in midst of Covid!! ✊✊🙏🙏⚜️⚜️
@@gradlon3946 dziękuję
traitor.
@@strasbourgeois1 I love both Bretons and France. I love medieval times where many Arthurian poems are related to Bretonnia. France for one of the proudest history. Many of the greatest people come from France.
Sentiment for medieval works causes my attachment to Bretonnia. The splendor of French history makes me love France
I don't know if this will be worthy of interest to you guys and gals, but as Brittany was part of the third crusade along with France or England, it was provided a coloured cross. In fact it was decided the Breton cross would be black on a white background (d'Argent à la croix de sable). It's called a the Kroaz Du (black cross) and remains to me one of the most patriotic flags of Brittany as well as our gwenn ha du
Juste pour savoir, c’est qui Paul Dumont?
@@theoverthinkingrock7512 C'est un pseudo bidon que j'ai choisi presque au hasard et que j'ai jamais pris la peine de changer
@@pauldumont2352 ah ok
Vive la Brittany(Briezh Izel)!!!
🇪🇸🇪🇸⚜️
Ça serait bien de citer les sources de cette si jolie légende sur l'origine de la Kroaz Du.
Preserve your culture and Language, Bretons, they are beautiful. From Germany.
it seems complicated to maintain regional languages because for a long time the French state did everything to make them disappear (and it's a Frenchman who tells you). the only time in my life when I heard a regional language in France was in Occitania (South-West of France, around Toulouse) and it was Occitanc (it was in the Toulouse metro to name the stations).I have never heard of Breton.
@@lozestephane1291 well yea, but they were more prevalent than French until very recently in all places
@loze stephane I'm Breton, and I grew in Breton with my family. The first time I heard french was in my school, and I think is a language...well...ugly. The worst latin language (Castellano and Italiano are more beautiful to heard). So, yeah, the French state did everything to make them disappear, it's true. But the Breton language survive : we are here. And with friends, we speak Breton ! The Breton isn't dead, and is more alive than it has been for a long time. Many people are learning it, and we are here to encourage them. Because it's our language. A precious treasure, the treasure that our ancestors gave us. So, the struggle isn't finished. We want the Breton language and the Gallo language are official languages of Brittany, we want all regional languages of France are official languages ! And isn't Paris and stupid French anti-regional language who will stop us. Because we are numerous, very numerous.
@@hudarvuhez that's cool!
Thanks, love your country.
5 Normans didn't like the first picture
why not, it's the beatifull Mont-saint-michel, in Normandy.
@@darkadrien14 Oui, mais dans un chant nationaliste breton
@@argentik7294 Justement, c'est paradoxal de chanter la beauté de la bretagne, et de prendre un monument normand comme illustration.
@@darkadrien14 this means Bretons have territorial claims on Mont-Saint-Michel :)
@@yevgenyleontyev well, let's look at history. The first permanent construction on the mont is dated back from 708/709, when Aubert, Bishop of Avranches (near by city ), dedicated the mount to Saint-Michel by building a small auratory. At that time, neither normandy nor britanny were in existence , only Neustrie (from paris to armorican peninsula).
In 867, the cotentin and the avranchin were given to the bretons, and then in 933, the normands took it. So the mount has been normand since .
this channel is really great and I'm not saying that because I'm from Brittany and you post independence songs.🇮🇲🇮🇪🏴🏴 Cornish brothers countrys.
Breten Vyghan bys vykken! Respect from Cornwall
I was thinking, there are emojis for Scotland, Wales, and Isle of Man, but not for North Ireland or Brittany.
@@kaiserjuggs8403 Well, there is one for NI: 🏴 Not every vendor implements it though
@@kaiserjuggs8403 Well, there is no official Northern Ireland flag. And Brittany has no autonomy, just as no minorities in France have any official recognition, so it would be an administrative region flag (Or the cross flag that isn't official), which might then require a hell of a lot of flags to be added.
"Antonio Bruzzi" mdr, on sent le Breton de souche
all the support to the Breton People from the Basque Country, although we are not Celts, we feel you much closer than French or Spaniards :)
Well...you both are descended from ancient peoples known for their resistance against foreign invaders and occupiers. Even when you live under the flag of the foreigner invader you resist until you get something.
Autonomy (Euskadi/Basque Country in Spain and France, Alba/Scotland), independence (Éire/Ireland), or resurgence (Mannin/Isle of Man, Kernow/Cornwall, Breizh/Brittany). One way or another the free peoples will survive.
Same goes for the Samí from Scandinavia.
Brothers in oppression we are, brothers in freedom we will be. :)
The irish are descendent from the basques
@@vgjl1824 haha I have heard of that theory before, I would like to know more about it. But the truth is that there are a lot of parallelisms between the Basques and Irish regarding their way acting and their idiosyncrasy... I tell you this because I live in Ireland. Are you Irish?
@@hodeiertz2155 Soy vasco, y eso es verdad, también tengo ascendencia bretona ( la canción del video es bretona ) y eso es verdad ostia!
respect to the breton people from scotland!
I hope Scotland will become independent ! ;)
And respect to the scots from Bittany !
Mucho gracias from a Spanish Celt! Salut! o7
FRANKIZ/SAOR
lol I'm Breton, thanks for the Saint Michel Mount in the background, it's not actually part of Brittany but some claim to, anyway maybe we'll grab Nantes one of these days. ^^ I've been following your channel for a while, great job, keep it up :)
I am from Naoned (Nantes for the french) and many of my friends and I consider ourselves Bretons and think we have nothing to do with the "pays de la loire". I hope Brittany will be reunified someday
@@datCatInSunglasses Except that many of the people in Pay de la Loire have Breton ancestors. Similarly for Parisians!
@@datCatInSunglasses Same here, I don't want to be that person but even the ones who claim not to be breton in Bro Naoned are and it shows... you can't just have typically breton names and surnames, go to festoù-noz every week end and eat galettes twice a week and still say that you're not breton
@datCatInSunglasses I was in Saint Nazaire and the Gwenn-ha-du was everywhere. Sadly nobody spoke Breton.
Longue vie à Glenmor !
Do you Actually speak breton?
@@cakeisyummy5755 no sadly but i would like
@@Simon-mx7dc Are you trying to learn it?
@@cakeisyummy5755 not yet but it’s in my project !
@@Simon-mx7dc Cool! :D
I remember my grandfather trying to learn me those songs... His family had some Breton routs from the Anne of Bretani... Even though im greek l don't forget my ancestors... Long live to my Celt brothers ❤️
If you have Breton origins, why not try to get in touch with them and learn the language?
Breton is so pretty, one of the prettiest languages, and many Breton words and sounds are similar to certain Dutch / Hungarian / Welsh / French / Latin words and sounds! I am advanced level in Dutch and beginner level in Breton / Welsh / Cornish and Hungarian and most Germanic languages and most Latin languages etc, and it’s not easy to find resources / videos teaching Breton and most other Celtic languages on yt, which makes it so hard for someone to learn them! There should be many ppl making videos on Breton pronunciation / grammar / verbs / conjunctions / adverbs / prepositions etc and lots of vocab videos, and these languages should be included in videos about languages - I cannot understand why Celtic languages are almost never included!
If someone is a native speaker of Breton or even a learner that has learned Breton to an advanced level or to a native speaker level, he should consider making videos teaching it on yt and help save this pretty language!
There should be many yt channels and Easy Languages channels teaching Breton and Cornish and Welsh and Manx / Irish / Scottish Gaelic - I am trying to learn all 6 Celtic languages, and it’s not easy to find resources for most of them! And also, for the less known Germanic languages, like Faroese / Icelandic / Gothic / Old Norse / Norn / Old English etc and Limburgish and the West-Vlaamse / Oost-Vlaamse Dutch-based languages and Luxembourgish / Low Dietsch / Ripuarian etc and the three Frisian languages (West Frisian / North Frisian / East Frisian) and the other German-based languages and Gallo / Galician / Guernsey and the 4 French-based languages spoken in Belgium and Occitan and Aranese etc and all Italian-based languages like Venetian / Sicilian / Neapolitan etc and Slovenian, they all should have an Easy yt and multiple yts that teach them and that make vocab videos etc like those Pod101 videos etc with over 1.000 words etc! I am trying to learn all these languages - they are very pretty languages, so they should be included in language related videos and also on lists of recommended languages etc!
Does anyone know what these words mean? The words red / redo and ‘vo / ‘vel / vo / vout and da and ret and e and na and heol and dud and brewet and dindan and uhel / uvel and hent and feal and reizhañ and kaer and tantad... I could figure out the meaning of most of the words from the Breton songs, but I’m not sure about some of them!
Well I love this! Welsh Cornish and Briton ancestry here! And humbly proud.
Omg this picture ! ingen really wants to revive some tensions between Britanny and Normandy...
Screw Normandy, the Sant Mikael mont is ours 🤣
Eastern France quietly sipping our beers as the North-West breaks out into a civil war...
@@datCatInSunglasses same as cornwall
@@georgebodley8068 yep we have the same
@@11Survivor Watch out! The outcome of the last NW civil war was nearly that the Angevins conquered France.
Fantastic, how old is the song?? Can feel the vibe and the connection to the land
❤️🏴👍
He’s is not that long , he have Been write by a Breton compositor. But I don’t know the year where he wrote it , I would say in the 70’ 80’
Its Glenmor Kan bale an Arb. C'est le chant de l'ARB, armée révolutionnaire Bretonne pour revendiquer l'indépendance de la Bretagne
Oui oui mes amis!
Si si mis amigos!
⚜️⚜️⚜️👍
Freedom and prosperity to the Celtic peoples! Best regards from Russian. ❤
Ironic
Please , respect your neighbouring nations and national minorities too!
Thank you very much!!
@@josipamatic6085 no, lmao. Ukranians invented by Austrians
@@vitich6047 Lenin *a jew
It would be good to create Breton playlist
Да ты гигант мысли
МИМАНТ ГИГЫСЛИ
i m breton and i made a bretonic folk song playlist on Spotify if you want :)
@@clement7185 Elle s'apelle comment?
@@LeBosch "chant breton" avec un drapeau breton en pochette.
This sounds fucking beautiful love from Cornwall
A ’Bhreatainn Bheag gu bràth!
Love to Breton people from a half Scot/Indigenous Gros Ventre!
Long live Brittany and the Celts!
In fact, side by side the Celts march towards liberation, keep going for freedom awaits you!!!
🏴🏴🇮🇲🇮🇪
⚜️ ⚜️ ⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️
Greetings from Ukraine, Bretons!
Oppressed and minority nations should fight together! Greetings from Belarus!
@@gamermapper Живе Білорусь!
Dalc'hit mat breuteured!!!!
Slava ukraina ! Greetings from Breizh
Oh I’m half Ukrainian half Breton 😂 Well I hope our countries will win against the oppressors :)
I was very surprised that this wasn't in French. It's good to know you have retained your language and identity, separate from the French.
Malheureusement ce n'est plus trop le cas. L'état a fait un génocide culturel sur les bretons
I feel breton and not french. I use some word in breton cuurently but speak french. My grand parent were fluent. Father just understood.
Our kids ll lost that. Issue actually lot people live in.brittany but are not breton and think like french.
Diwan grow every year that is the good point.
@@bretagnejean2410 i feel you, im only 18 and i live in Nantes so it's hard for me to learn the language and i already feel so discriminated by the French who just constantly make fun of Brittany when really, there's nothing to laugh at. i think the worse part is to see Breton people siding with the French, but at least ik i'm not alone and some people actually care about our heritage
@@_Twisty Remind them that if it weren't for the Bretons, the French would all be speaking English these last 500 years.
At the beginning of Europa Universalis 4,they had independent country
Yeah because they were
@Herdan yes !
and before anglo saxon invade, their country is in britain😂
@Herdan *millenium
@Herdan XD
10 reasons why The Mont St Michel is Breton
1, The mount was built on an ancient Celtic place of worship.
2, Under the Christian crypt is the sanctuary of the celtics druids
3, For a time it was headed by a Breton abbot named Phinimontius
4, Mont-Saint-Michel is a monastery integrated to the Breton kingdom in 867, creation of Normandy 911
5, The Dukes of Brittany and their relatives made donations giving birth to priorie
6, Conan I duke of Brittany was buried there in 992
7, There is another Mont Saint Michel in the old Celtic region of English Cornwall...and it's not a coincidence
8, St Michel is the patron saint of the celts
9, It was the Bretons who kicked the English out of Normandy in 1450 with their duke Arthur
10, How Normans/Vikings how could they have built this architectural gem ?
10 raisons pour lesquelles le Mont St Michel est Breton
1, le mont a été construit sur un ancien lieu de culte celtique.
2, sous la crypte chrétienne se trouve le sanctuaire des druides celtiques
3, pendant un certain temps, il fut dirigé par un abbé breton nommé Phinimontius
4, Le Mont-Saint-Michel est un monastère intégré au royaume breton en 867, creation de la Normandie 911
5, les ducs de Bretagne et leurs proches ont fait des dons donnant naissance à des prieurés
6, Conan I duc de Bretagne y fut enterré en 992
7, il y a un autre Mont Saint Michel dans l'ancienne région celtique de Cornouailles anglaises, et ce n'est pas un hazard
8, St Michel est le saint patron des celtes
9, ce sont les Bretons qui chassèrent les Anglais de Normandie en 1450 avec leur duc Arthur
10, Comment des barbares Normands / Vikings ont-ils pu construire ce joyau architectural?
I agree
Abbot Scolland was Breton, too. His relative, also named Scolland, was Steward of Richmond Castle, designed and built by Alan Rufus.
@@zoetropo1 Thanks for the info, note than Scolan is a common name in Brittany.
love over from devonshire in southwest england we wont forget who our true ancestors were
I can here the Celtic and French influences, what a beautiful language
They use the velar r sound like the ones the French use.
@@Kromiball that's because, many people were forced to learn French, as the main language, due to the dumb french constitution's article that declared French as the only language permitted in France, so, that explains the velar r, a similar thing happened with insular Celti languages in the past.
France killed every different internal culture, occitania, elsass, Bretagne, Provence, Savoy, Corsica ecc... Just by enforcing french and not recognizing other languages
@@maximilianolimamoreira5002 the velar R appeared in some breton dialects before French. But later, French influenced in this direction too.
@@felicepompa1702 Indeed it did.
Sad that the ethnocide continues.
Salute from HELLAS AND COLOMBIA . SPARTA & MEDELLIN. RESPECT AND SUPPORT TO BRETAGNE - BREIZH.
Trugarez deoc'h ( gracias) 😊😊
@@breizhmabro7132 Je suis origine Colombiéne, adapté avec la nationalité française. Mon père et Français ma mère Ellenique. Mon grand-père à été Emmanuel Lascaux qui a trouvé le grotte en Corrèze. Mon mari et Spartiate et vieux skinhead. C' est lui qui aime beaucoup, beaucoup la Bretagne, et la civilisation Celtique. Moi aussi. Merci beaucoup camerade.
Trugarez ^^
Every Breton song I've listened to has this very intense, almost holy feeling. Fitting for a culture once filled with ancient local saints, but the Breton nationalist movement isn't even as strong as many. Also it's funny they partly based their flag off America's yet one of their patriotic songs has the same melody as a Nazi song. Anyway, very cool.
The actual Breton flag is quite recent. You can find some other variants.
It is because the flag was designed by Morvan Marshall, who was part of the Breton democratic party and the song "bretoned sonn" was used by the breton nationalist party. Those two symbols come from different political movements
That's because the flag wasn't the idea of the guy who wrote brezhoned sonn.
That's somewhay a tragic story, every breton autonomist is dreaming of an independant state but they simply cant cooperate about it.
@@officialeuladegenerate4035 last I heard, Breton independence is like Québec's hopes: dim and only getting slightly dimmer every year. I really hope at least Brittany could get substantially more autonomy. Most of all however, as an Orthodox who deeply admires Celtic Christian spirit, the Bretons reconnect to their many old saints, the jolt hermits like St. Malo who anchored on the rocky shores blessing the land.
@@datCatInSunglasses wiki says Morvan Marchal was a neopagan fascist
I want Bretons to have their own country. The last celts deserve a piece of land to call theirs.
the right way is reconquer britain 😂
They arent even the last celts. The Irish, Scottish, Manx, Welsh and Cornish people still exist
@@trzy7265 They are still celts. Also you are wrong. "Having declined from more than 1 million speakers around 1950 to about 200,000 in the first decade of the 21st century, Breton is classified as "severely endangered" by the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger."
@@trzy7265 Welsh has more than half a million speakers!
@@tommipickalommi2689 good thing, i Know only one langage on France : the French
ingen who uploads a music you recomand
Caru Breizh ❤️🏴
Interesting words and pronunciation. Love and best wishes from Wales
trugarez
Thank you brother . listen to our Breton national anthem, you will recognize yourself in us. Trugarez.
Cyfarchion o'r Gymraeg, cyd-Geltiaid!
Greetings from Welsh , fellow Celts!
Hello Celtic brethren!
How are you guys doing during the disaster of Covid? 🙏🙏🏴🇮🇲🇮🇪🏴
Putting the Mont St Michel in background for a breton's nationalist song. Damn bro i can tell in Kimper a lot of People would offer u a good drink ;)
I have been to Mont St Michel it is really cool. There is like a small shopping and restaurant area at the bottom for the people that live there, followed by what feels like an endless upwards climb of stairs to get to the top of the monastery. I rarely feel dizzy because of heights so that really took me by surprise
@@_CaptainCookie his first comment was there, because Brittany and Normandy always fight to know to whom belongs Saint-Michel.
Ps: Nowadays, it’s in Normandy.
@@BabaBugman The Mount St Michel is Norman no doubt
Normandy is a historical (it was around 800-1000 A. C.) province of Brittany
@@herrvonald352 nope, Normandy exist since 911 and the mount has built by normands,
Hello from Ireland!
Breton sounds so great.
Merci ingen pour ton travail d'intérêt public pour toute l'europe, de la part d'un vrai breton
Bevet Breizh! 💗 Elzased ha Byelarused on ha lorc'h ennon! ☺️
Great song! Long life Bretons folk!!! Don't forget your language and culture.
Damn, what's the castle in the background (first pic)?
Mont St. Michel?
The Mont St Michel, which is source of heavy debate between Normands and Bretons, as both claim it as theirs.
Thanks to both of you.
It's le mont saint Michel, and it is actually in Normandie even if it is realy close to the britanny borders. There is some tension (it's more a joke) between the two region to know who owns le mont saint michel.
yes mont St. Michel. it has a sister castle in cornwall actual. i went to normandy a few years back and went to St.Michel and it’s a beautiful town that spirals up the mountain and the pinnacle holds the most awe inspiring cathedral topped with a the norman eagle.
it was used as a Napoleonic fort too as it is very isolated in the middle of miles and miles of mud flats
Oh, this is why we still don’t start the fight for independence, we are waiting for a clear weather !
On that basis, the Manx revival would be doomed.
Breizh ma Bro !
Support from Serbia! 🇷🇸
Britanny must not let this language die
Sadly, the leftist governing party of France declares that “France has no culture”. Each year, we’re looking more like the United States.
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa961 macron est pas a gauche
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa961 Parce qu’il a raison, la France n’a pas vraiment une culture commune, réfléchis. Chaque région a une culture différente, de la Bretagne à l’Alsace et de la Normandie à la Corse.
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa961 Ah yes, the problem is the leftist government. Because Le Pen was very nice to minority languages, and so was Charles de Gaulles 😒😒😒😒
@@lepatriote2847 il faisait référence aux immigrés
Love from Ukraine ☘️🇺🇦
I am Dutch but I also have a Breton blood, cause my mother is Breton. I really want my nation to become a country
As much as I agree on the fact of being proud to be breton, as a breton from Finistère myself I can tell you it won't work. We'll just either be poor as fuck or a tax haven. Maybe try and get more independence as a region but we should definitely stay French
@@ardugaleen2231
Bonjour je suis aussi Finisterienne, et non on ne serait pas forcément si "pauvre" que ça regardez l'Irelande compte le même nombre d'habitants que la Bretagne et elle s'en sort très bien économiquement parlant :p
Peut-être un jour, qui sait ?
@@heloiseleroux2714 tellement bien que les natifs peuvent plus y vivre parce que c'est devenu trop cher. Voilà ce qui se passe quand on devient un paradis fiscale les prix montent et les gens qui vivent là a la base doivent émigré ou s'apauvrissent
@@heloiseleroux2714 Les paradis fiscaux par définition ne fonctionne que s’il y en a une poignée.
@@ardugaleen2231 Tu devrais apprendre ton histoire si tu es Breton, avant la guerre de sucession et l'intégration à la France, la Bretagne était un pays riche et faisait bcp de commerce internationale par bateaux ,ce sont les blocus et les attaques des ports et des vaisseaux bretons par la marine anglaise et les réarmements des navires marchands bretons par la France en navire de guerre qui ruinèrent le commerce breton. France = misère pour les Bretons
il fut un temps ou chaque région avait ses vêtements ses chants son langage parlé ses accents ses groupes folkloriques et musicaux. Il existait même un festival international des groupes folkloriques.
Ça sonne merveilleusement bien! Malheureusement ce n'est pas très bien parti pour perdurer mon ami. Le multiculturalisme global n'en ai pas un: cela nous amène plutôt à une homogénéisation culturelle bien tiède. Mais bon, soyons-là pour porter haut et fort nos couleurs et traditions ancestrales pour les faire connaître auprès de la jeunesse et démontrer que la diversité culturelle doit se présenter par, paradoxalement, la préservation de chaque mysticisme territorial :)
Heureusement nous reste le fil,mais c lège
Vous a pas tort
Always sing your pride loud and strong,it's the strongest message.Greetings from Wales.
Da iawn 👍
OW THE BACKGROUND.. oh god, not again *swets in southern french*
thank you to everybody who supporte us ! bretons and Bretagne !! most of bretons have lost their roots ... you guys around the world know much more than bretons about breizh history ! we must learn our own story ( the one they have stoll and sale to hollywood , like Arthur , Merlin , and much more ) the song float in the air ... there is only one way to go , the truth !
if we win , all cultural minorities around the world will win their FREEDOM !
My sincere regards to your people and your homeland, I’ll pray and wish you the best to you people of Breizh-Izel. ⚜️⚜️⚜️❤️❤️🙏
It's vital you keep your language. It should be taught in all schools throughout Brittany. I was in the Isle of Man when the last native speaker of Manx died. Fortunately there were vocal recordings of the Manx language which is now being taught again at a Manx language school at St. John's. Back from the brink!🙏
Kentoc'h mervel evet bezañ saotret !
Evit an adunanidigezh ! evit hor yezhoù eus Breizh #Brezhoneg ha #Gallo
Breizh he femp depatamant !
Evit ar frankiz !
Agreed
As a Breton, my grandparents used to speak breton in their childhood but Frenchies punished them and forced them to speak french and now we are losing our culture, dances, songs, food, and our lands shame on Paris glory to Brittany
Bevet Breizh.
J'adore le Mont Saint Michel sur la miniature, bon travail !!!
As a half Breton, I wish I can learn this language
Shame some bloody wankers abolished your sacred language…
My prayers to the brave heroic people of Brittany! ⚜️⚜️🙏🇪🇸
A very powerful and emotional song…
Next do some more Corsican nationalistic and revolutionary songs, there are so many of them like So Elli, L'armata Di l'Ombra, L'arcusgi di Pasquale, Guerrieri, Resistenza, etc.
I think Im about 1/16 Breton. I'm enjoying getting in touch with these roots. I'm descended from Breton Beausangs. Tons of 'em in Canada 2. Cheers xxx
It's sounds TOO epic. When you hear it only one thought appear in your head. They will not do no one step back. They will not give no one metre of their holy soil. THey will fight until the last man will breathe.
Greetings to Bretoned from Russia
The irony is that the movement collapsed with the only casualties of the insurgency being two Breton civilians accidentally caught in the blast of an IED...
@@11Survivor no :') not the only casualties lol
@@bourchis8505 idk that's what wikipedia says
@@11Survivor wikipedia isnt the best source for this lol
Shame what your government is doing to your own culture peoples in ukraine,wasnt you all Rus in your distant history? i mean even before muscovites
Salutations 👋 et vive la Bretagne libre de la part d’un Calédonien descendant de Breton
Je suis du Nord et je me sens complètement à L'Ouest ! J'aime la musique
Même si tu est de la partie Nord de la France, bats toi quand même pour ton héritage, culture, et langue d'oïl ! Que ce soit le Picard, le normand etc...
Arthur on his Red Horse is a powerful image.
Actually, his favourite horse was black.
I'm a descendant of breton and I'd I like to learn this powerful language
Unfortunately it’s a dying breed just like the Polynesian languages which Americans decided to eliminate almost entirely…
Sad times! 🙏
@@lopakacooper1668 i didnt learned it at all too hard I m actually learning português and doing progress in spanish
Well good on you!
Long live the Bretoned and los Brezih Izel!!!!! ⚜️⚜️✊🖤🖤🤍
C'hoant t'eus deskin brezhoneg?Ober hag ober a zo
Our language is not dead...not yet
@@lopakacooper1668 wtf
Bretagne is not france!
Alsace is not france!
Let us stand together and fight french imperialists!
Calm down brigand ! The Republic is one and indivisible. And I wish the Concordat end soon.
@@freewal You dont understand who the true enemy is
@ *Micron would like to know your location*
@@freewal non elle ne peut pas être indivisible après tout ce qu'elle nous a fait
@@freewal Algeria was part of the republic, now look at it, independent. Quite divisible.
I think it says something that most of the Celtic countries national anthems are promising war if invaded
Brittany should be independent. Protect your culture, ours Celtic brothers.
Greetings from Caucasian!
Ah mont saint michel! I remember going when I was younger. Oh how I miss Brittany, my island is nearby and I spent many a fond summer in my childhood in the peninsula, not just the nostalgia but familiar connections, my surname is breton and my grandpa was a native speaker. Being of largely Brythonic origin and living in Wales it makes me think of dear Brittany a lot. Ar chas doñv 'yelo da ouez!
Reviens y faire un tour ! Je suis breton et je reviens juste d'Irlande. On aime les régions celtes
@@yasko7826 tu devrais visiter la Pays du Galles, c'est tant belle et interesant!
@@yasko7826 par contre le Mont Saint-Michel est normand 😉
@@mathiasnormand7824 d'après l'état français mais comme pour l'état français l'Algérie était française etc c'est pas trop crédible
@@yasko7826 euh le style architectural de l'abbaye est anglo-normand c'est pas l'État français qui l'a inventé ça. Et dès la création du duché de Normandie l'abbaye était rattachée à la région (l'abbaye était sous l'autorité de l'évêché de Rouen 🤡) désolé mais ça relève du bon sens les bretons... après vous pouvez revendiquer l'île car elle était bretonne il y a à peu près mille ans mais dans ce cas la France s'arrête à l'Oder en Allemagne car c'était l'empire franc au IXème siècle. Enfin bref c'est ridicule comme débat
Amazing job. Kentoc'h mervel eget em zaotra!
OMG. So it's possible to have Celtic language written with Latin alphabet in rational and clear way. BRETONS FTW!
Breizh ma bro. Breizh da viken....
LOVE FROM SYRIA 🇸🇾 ❤ ⬛⬜⬛⬜
Free Breton ♥️
Free Basque Country ❤️🔥
Free Corsica 🫀
Support from Ossetia!
Hey in word " lngen" is it small l or capital I
Capital i
Lngen
Yeah it's "ingen". It means "no one".
@@BeryAb lngen
respect from serbia
Hvala
@@breizhmabro7132 Respect from another Serbian here! I love love Brittany, I've always had a great fascination with it! I hope to visit Breizh when the whole pandemic crap passes.
Go Breton people as a Romanian-American! Hold on to your language, culture, music and traditions. Keep the Celtic language and culture alive for many years to come!!! Currently learning Cornish but will give Breton a try. Dydh da!
Magnifique musique faisant bouillir mon sang..
Trugarez ❤
Haha Mont Saint-Michel de Braspart > Mont Saint-Michel Normand, change my mind.
(If you are interested in breton language i translate some conversations of native speakers on my channel)
Mont Saint Michel de brasquoi ??? Connais pas.
Proud to be descendant of Bretons
powerful, a song of awakening
Why is their a photo of Normandy at the start?
this kinda has the same vibe as Finnish war songs
Breizh ma bro 🖤 breizh da vicken
I love how Breton is kinda like the English of the Celtic languages with all the loanwords, here's a rundown:
Poent: from Old French "point" (modern "point") and means point or time.
Stagañ: from Old French "estakier" (modern "attaquer" and "attacher") from Germanic and means to stick, kick out, to start etc...
Stourm-->stourmer: from Old French "estorme" (no modern equivalent) and means struggle or fight.
Skubañ: from Latin "scopea" (modern French "écouvillion" preserves this root) and means to sweep.
Oaled: straight from Old English "æled" and means hearth.
Kempenn: from Latin "compōnere" (modern French "composer" ) and means to cleanse or arrange.
Sklaer: from "sklas", from Modern French "glace" and means clear.
Tenn: from Latin "tendēre" (modern French "tendre") and means taut or tough.
Kastell: from Latin "castellum" (modern French "château") and means castle.
Kriz: from Latin "crūdus" (modern French "cru" ) and means raw or cruel.
Bourc'hiz: from Old French "burc" (modern French "bourg") from Germanic and means bourgeois.
Treitour: from Old French "traïtor" (modern French traître) and means traitor.
Eost: from the Latin name "Augustus" (Modern French "Auguste") and means harvest.
Daoniñ: from Latin "Damnum" (modern French "dam" and "dommage") and means to damn.
Chaseal: from Modern French "chasser" and means to hunt or chase.
Bountiñ: from Modern French "bouter" (old-fashioned) from Germanic and means to push or shove out.
Feal: from Old French "feäl" (modern "féal" although the word's obsolete) and means faithful.
Enor: from Latin "honōr" (modern French "honneur") and means honour.
"Ker" in kerkent: from Norman "quer" (modern French "Cher") and means dear.
Dispak: from Middle French "pacque" (modern "paquer") from Germanic and means loosened or ready.
Forzh: from Modern French "force" and means "case"
U do a terrible mistake. Old french is very young compare to breton language.
U say enor come from old french then this word come to cornish language.
Latin world was also in great britain and influenced celtic language and all germanic language. Languages spoke in france was probably similar more to germanic language. Lot of worlds are again. French language is became more latin that germanic. Britain language less.
@@chrisbreizh29 Mec t'as lu more commentaire? J'ai dit que ça venait direct du Latin, d'où sa présence en Cornique. Et le reste je sais pas de quoi tu parles ça tient pas la route.
@@Fenditokesdialect les 3/4 du temps du temps tu dis le mot viens du vieux francais. C est completement anachronique. Y a une influence latine qui vient de l invasion romaine partout en france, pays gallo breton aussi et meme tout le sud de l angleterre... moi meme etant breton j ai fait un test adn jme retrouve 98% breton irlandais gallois et 2% italien. La presence romaine est la. 50 000 marchands romains installés sud est angleterre. Une grande partie des bretons actuels sont ceux qui ont migrés apres l invasion des saxons et surtout la chute de l empire romain.
@@chrisbreizh29 euh ton test ADN n'a rien à voir avec l'histoire de la langue bretonne et les emprunts qui se sont infiltrés au gré des siècles. Ces étymologies sont issues d'un dictionnaire étymologique Breton et bien que j'ai le nom Anglais et effectivement je suis largement de souche Anglo-Saxonne, la Bretagne m'est proche du cœur et je me considère Breton car c'est où j'ai passé une grande partie de mon enfance et de mon adolescence.
@@chrisbreizh29 et si par hasard j'étais d'accord avec toi que ces mots étaient d'origine Latin plutôt que Française ça présenterait des inconsistences entre la forme envisagée des mots et leur forme actuelle. Par exemple si "poent" venait du Latin, donc "punctum" ça aurait donné une forme actuelle en "ponzh" ou quelque chose de la sorte et non pas "poent".
Great song but there is a mistake: the mount st michel isn't breton but normand so why is it the first picture
Because Normands are thieves, the Normans stole land from the Anglo-Saxons in 1066, part of France and today are trying to steal the Mt. it's in their nature to claim things that don't belong to them.
@@bleublancrouge2950and anglo-saxons stole the land from celtic britons, c'est pour ça que vous avez des bretons , lol
J ECOUTE ET JE ME SENT TRANSPORTE . LA BRETAGNE EST MAGNIFIQUE PLEINE DE MYSTERES DE LEGENDES .. JE CROIS QUE L ON A PAS ASSEZ D UNE SEULE VIE POUR POUVOIR TOU DECOUVRIR.. KENAVO ET QUE DIEU VOUS BENISSE TOUS
Hello ,from breton
le fait de voir le mont st Michel derrière une carte de la Bretagne contenant Nantes
2023 va être l'année où l'on va reprendre nos terres et notre culture !
@@yasko7826 Le Mont Saint-Michel est autant breton que picard. Eh les petits gars le Mont était dès sa construction sous l'évêché de Rouen il n'y a rien de breton on peut quand même saluer que ce sont les bretons qui l'ont protégé durant la guerre de cent ans mais ça s'arrête là. Non sans déconner les bretons arrêtez c'est plus vraiment drôle ça devient lourd à la longue d'entendre de telles hérésies autour du Mont 😂
@@mathiasnormand7824 regarde sur Wikipedia ils disent qu'au début il était breton. Après on s'en fout mais comme on a + de fierté que les autres régions on défend cette idée même si en réalité ça nous fait ni chaud ni froid 😂
@@yasko7826 La carte aurait même pu contenir tout le territoire à l'ouest du Cotentin, la Sarthe et les îles anglo-normandes, vu que les traités qui les ont donné à la Bretagne (traités de Compiègne et d'Entrammes) n'ont jamais été annulés.
Chas !
BASED
“You from daggerfall Breton?”
I wish Breton was on duolingo :(
There's so much of the language I can understand from speaking Welsh
Very beautiful
3:00 it's nice to know that Win Diesel also support the Brittany
Free Bretonia!
Brittany*
@@tommipickalommi2689 *Breizh
I like Brittany and the other remnants of the Celts but I'm Canadian and I'm confused about the aspirations of the Breton nationals. Do they want independence or would they be content with just more autonomy within France? If it's autonomy than what kind exactly?
There are several claims, the first , the most requested is the reunification, currently the borders of Britanny are incompleted, the "Brittany region" is made up of only 4 departments because the French state has decided to divide this territory by removing the 5th department the "loire-atlantique" which is one of the richest, in order to weaken Brittany politically and economically (France then created a new artificial region called 'Pays de la Loire' by taking pieces of territories that were never really linked between them), it's a little like the case of Ireland which is not really complete because it officially lacks Northern Ireland.
Then there are many Bretons who want Brittany to become autonomous (that it manages itself taxes, education and school programs, hospitals etc because France is a very centralized state and the majority of decisions are taken by the government which is in Paris and which is not always aware of the real local needs) Without separating from France.
Then there is a smaller part of the population who want full political independence and become a different state from France (because they believe that the French state will not change its centralized policy which is not in the interests of Brittany and that the only way out and to fully exploit the economic, cultural potential, and to be more democratic is to leave France to fully manage the affairs of Brittany)
And obviously autonomists and separatists all want the reunification of Brittany which would then be a powerful region economically and culturally ;)
it's very summary, and I translate a lot with google translate I hope it's understandable ^^
@@yezholein9252I knew of the Loire Atlantic but this just confirmed the researched I did a few weeks ago. Thanks But a follow up question. When I did research it sounded like the Brittany region has a council. What exactly is the power and limitations of the council? Does every other region in France have the same councils?
@@Canada1994 Yes in fact each region has a regional council, The main areas of intervention in the region are economic development, high schools, vocational training and higher education, land use planning and transport. They remain very dependent on national politics. If I'm not mistaken, each region obtains certain subsidies (from the French state or from Europe), but according to many the subsidies are too low / lower than the economic needs of the region and its capacities (there are often the argument "most of the taxes levied in Brittany do not come back to Bretons" presented by people in favor of autonomy / independence).
In fact, most of the elected representatives present at the regional councils belong to French national parties and consequently the questions of autonomy / independence make little progress, even if there is a real desire for decentralization. In other regions like the Alsace or the Corsica they have more elected autonomists / separatists and we can see the difference.
But i'm not a specialist on the subject either, so I don't want to go into too much detail for fear of saying nonsense haha
@@yezholein9252 I get it. Some of my ancestors were ethnic Germans from Alsace-Lorraine but I still consider them as French ancestry even though they weren't ethnic French (though one of them fought for Napoleon).
Autonomy like the Länders in Germany, you can be sure it will come thanks to Brussels.
Ingen must must be a closeted Breton 😂
Thank you for saying Mont-Saint-Michel is Breton