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If you like Brazilian Portuguese, then you'll really like Galician. Have you ever heard it?
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Of course, part of my family is Galician. Some times I go there to spend my holidays (good weather in summer, nice people, good food and beautiful landscapes). Everytime I go there I have to make less and less efforts to understand Galician.
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I've been trying to read Italian a bit lately. I've never taken it, but a lot of it is readable because of Spanish. The Venetian dialect ( http://vec.wikipedia.org/ ) is easier for me to read than Standard Italian. What do you guys think? Standard Italian or Venetian is easier?
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No para todos es menos complicado el dialecto véneto (LOL)<==click Lee los comentarios al artículo. PD. ¿Y si Raffaele Serafini tuviese razón? <==click
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ciao a tutti!
studio italiano a scuola (da quando avevo cinque anni) e mi piace moltissimo. Ora sto facendo l'ultimo anno di scuola e il prossimo anno vorrei cominciare imparando lo spagnolo all'università. Conosco una ragazza che sa parlare il portugese, e mi ha dato alcune canzone in portugese, ma anch'io penso che la lingua è un po' strana. Non mi piace tanto, ma le canzone sono buone. Per quanto riguardo i dialetti italiani, non li ho sentiti tanti. Però, quando sono andata in Italia due anni fa, sono stata con una famiglia italiana e Sara, la figlia, mi ha insegnato che "bagigi" significa "peanut", ma non posso ricordare la parola corretta per "peanut"!! |
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According to a dictionary it's arachide.
Anyway if you have mastered Italian, Spanish may be easy for you at college next year. Much of Italian translates directly to Spanish.
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Grammar is quite different and vocabulary is full of false friends though.
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Peanuts = noccioline Bagigi = noccioline americane. Mai sentito ne letto prima, quindi mi sono informato: Quote:
L'etimologia appare interessante: Quote:
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