Venetian Language or Dialect?
The first signs of that something different was going on in Venice was a street sign I saw which called a street “calle” which is exactly the same name as a street in Spain; a street in Italian (Florentine dialect) is “via”. I drew on my contact with the Catalan’s in Spain “Carrer” and neighbours…
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The Great German Language Shake-Up of 2016
Ever tried to learn German? It’s got to be one of the hardest European languages to learn. German’s big plus has got to be that all the words are pronounced phonetically, strictly in accordance with the way it is spelled. From there it goes downhill. Currently the definite/indefinite article has 3 cases Masculine, Feminine and Neutar.…
Holy Cow! It’s Vache The Great French Superlative
Deep inside France, on the street you might hear someone speaking colloquially and then the word vache and some of it’s other forms might pop-up in the conversation and throw you off the context. Vache is actually the French word for cow. Colloquially it can have a few meanings. And none of them really mean…
French Word Of The Week- Sou
A Sou is a colloquial French word which can translate to penny, money or cents The most common introduction to the word sou is when someone is penniless and they will say “Je n’ai pas de sou“. I don’t have a penny/cent. The currency sou has not been in use for many centuries so,…