4 Crazy Ways to Speak Italian and Sicilian!
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Күн бұрынSicily, Italy’s largest island, is noted for its dramatic coastline, charming villages and distinctive cultural traditions! Do you know how Italian is different from Sicilian? Education Director Giancarlo invited Pietro and Milena (from Sicily) to teach us 4 interesting sayings in Italian and Sicilian- the 3rd one is a very unique Sicilian practice that you don't see in many places!
Here's the word bank from the video:
1. Let's go shopping
Italian: Andiamo a fare la spesa
Sicilian: Amunì a far’a spisa
2. We have to buy some cheese
Italian: Dobbiamo comprare del formaggio
Sicilian: Amm’agghire a cattari ù tumazzu
3. Lower the basket
Italian: Scendi il cestino
Sicilian: Cala ù panaru
4. Go play in the dark
Italian: Vai a giocare nel buio
Sicilian: Va joca o scuro
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@glireidarodriguez1251 2 жыл бұрын
Interesante, entretenido y muy simpática la forma de enseñar diferencias idiomáticas.
@Indylanguagecenter 2 жыл бұрын
¡Muchísimas gracias, Glireida! 😀
@elizarapil9885 2 жыл бұрын
that guy in eye glasses looks like the president in ukraine
@Indylanguagecenter 2 жыл бұрын
Shhh! You'll blow Zelensky's cover!
@rraddena 10 ай бұрын
Sicilian is not a dialect of standard Italian. It is its own language with its own grammar and syntax. Yes it’s similar to Italian as it is a Romance language but it is NOT nascent of Italian. All the beautiful LANGUAGES of the south such as Neapolitan, Pugliese, etc. are called “dialects” for socio-political reasons.
@SirNervinJacinto 8 ай бұрын
Same thing here in the Philippines, actually, Italy and Philippines has a socio-linguistic issue, Here in the Philippines, the non-Tagalog languages are being called as "dialects" of Tagalog alias "Filipino", despite of the fact that they did not understand each other.