Sun!
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- j u d i t h
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Sun!
Hi,
I just want to say good-bye for a while (HOLIDAYS!!)
When I come back it would be fantastic to see as many versions of the word SUN here as possible!!!
What's sun in your language and the other languages you know?
Thanks so much in advance and see you all in the end of August!
I just want to say good-bye for a while (HOLIDAYS!!)
When I come back it would be fantastic to see as many versions of the word SUN here as possible!!!
What's sun in your language and the other languages you know?
Thanks so much in advance and see you all in the end of August!
Judith
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Italian : sole
Basque : eguzki
Breton : heol
Basque : eguzki
Breton : heol
Last edited by Bernadette on 07 Aug 2003 23:59, edited 1 time in total.
'Quelle heure est-il, bien à peu près'
Good...
In Canadian French...
Sun → Soleil
Pronounced like in French.
In Neapolitan Italian...
Sun → Sóle
But the O is pronounced more loudly.
Sun → Soleil
Pronounced like in French.
In Neapolitan Italian...
Sun → Sóle
But the O is pronounced more loudly.
À vouloir fuir la pluie, on tombe bien souvent dans la rivière.
Sorry Serenita, but Judith said:serenita wrote:Correct, but please helena, don't start to take my only original language!helena wrote:I think that in slovenian it is: sonce
and I know it in slovenian... (and I'm 1/4 Slovenian too...)What's sun in your language and the other languages you know?
I won't do it in the future
Helena
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I am just a copy-cat, but I was waiting for those words :
ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAYS !
ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAYS !
Last edited by Bernadette on 23 Sep 2003 20:45, edited 1 time in total.
'Quelle heure est-il, bien à peu près'