DEIZHMAT DIT

Deizhmat is composed of two words, deizh (day) and mat (good). Literally translated, we have day-good or good day. Dit is made up of Da (to) and out (you), in other words, Dit means to you. Of course, to someone you do not know or need to show great respect for, you say, Deizhmat deoc'h. That o'ch is you.
In Luo Language we say, oyawore in the morning, osawore in the afternoon and oimore in the evening.

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[shion255]

Et avec leurs organes vocaux de noirs ça risque pas de déformer le breton ?

[SuperBoubouh]

Cette femme ferait mieux d'enseigner la langue de son propre peuple à ces enfants. Il me semble que ce serait bien plus utile. Y a des gens qui ont vraiment du temps à perdre sur terre.

[ayoliyola]

c'est mignon 

[guitoulio62]

respect a cette dame

[krisbraz1]

mat-tre !

muioc'h a zisplegadurioù war ar bobl-se ne vefe ket fall.