ROMANCE Languages COMPARISON | Food
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2024
- In this episode, we will see how various Foods are named in Italian, Romanian, Portuguese, French, Spanish compared to Latin.
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O variantă pentru "brânză" în limba română, mai apropiată de termenul latin este "caș".
Exista in dialectele din Italia: casu
Aromanian language:
Lapti
Arizu
Ou
Carni
Pescu
Supã
Cashu
Pãni
Ciocolatã
Njiari
Saladhã
Puljiu
Dultsi
Spanish: “Let’s call meat carne”
Italian: “agreed”
Portuguese: “agreed”
Romanian: “agreed”
French: “lol no”
We still have the word "carne" in French. Though it rather means some low quality hard to chew meat.
The derived adjectives like carné or carnassier are way more usual.
@@DoraEmon-xf8br Is "carne" even a Latin world? I only found "caro" and "carnis", and the french translation is "chair", not "viande".
And "torte" is "tourte" or "tarte", not "gâteau".
@@gugugugu1300 Carne is indeed Latin.
@@daciaromana2396 Oh right, it's the ablative declention of carnis. Strange to keep this one as a basis.
And "rice" in Italian = Riso. ◙ Riso means "laugh" in portuguese.
But the Romans didn't know chocolate!
Classical and ecclesiastical Latin still adds modern words to Latin since its still practice despite it is no longer a native language
Ancient saxons didn't know what coffee is... And English adopted the word
No te sorprendas, existe una Wikipedia con artículos solo en idioma latín
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En español también existe la palabra 'peces'
Pescado es, cuando ya se ha pescado valga la redundancia, y ya se puede comer
In italian cheese is also called "cacio", similar to latin "caseus", but it's less used
În limba română avem și „turtă" este o pâine dulce.
Em português também temos "torta", que é espécie de pastelão recheado de carne ou frutas doces.
I speak portuguese, but it is possible to understand what you've written.
@@andrelima6458 ok...
1:14 in spanish is Pez
Is spanish, Torta is also used for cake, and we also have Gallina, it means hen.
Fish in French looks like Poison. LMAO!
Muito bom !!!
El chocolate no existía en la época romana. El cacao lo trajeron los españoles de Mexico
exact. "theobroma" in Latina este un neologism.
El Cacao es de origen sudamericano, más exactamente la Amazonía.
In portuguese we also use the word "torta" for cake
but only a specific type of cake, a rolled cake.
torta is pie. Cake is bolo
Spanish totally has gallina for the female chicken aka a hen, pez and peces is also fish, pescado is usually dead already, as in “it has been fished” “ha sido pescado” from the verb to fish “pescar”.
Also in south america people call cake torta, in spain torta is more like omelettes.
I put the video on and went to get food expecting to learn stuff. All I hear is a Piano.
You should of had them all spoken. :(
Latín: Panis
Frances: Pain 😢
its awesome! i love latin
We have the word torta in portguese which translates to pie but cake is not a pie so it call it bolo
não, torta é um bolo enrolado. Pie é "tarte"