November in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen
Von vladgrinch
November in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen
Von vladgrinch
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In galicia we also popularly say Santos
„payares“ in Asturian which isnt included. It comes from a place name actually.
when tf will they quit censoring anything
Everybody: 9th month;
Poland and folks: leaves fall
Stop hate Ukrainian language.
Finland as metal as always with death month
In Slovenia we have old and new names of months, the old name is also listopad, even if november is used more more commonly.
In breton „du“ means „black“. It’s the „black“ month because the nights are getting longer. December is „kerzu“, which means „very black“.
Deatth month, huh?
Are Syria and Lebanon ment to have the same colour as Croatia or the Celtic languages? Because that would be wrong
I really want to punch these map makers who mark parts of Bulgaria as Turkish.
I’ve always wondered why Welsh words are so crazy different?
Great Finnish song about November (Marraskuu): https://youtu.be/NwvRzmP_8Io
Is it just a coincidence that the Sami and Irish/Scottish are slightly similar?
bro really censored Death? That’s so embarrassing
finnish is tweaking
Ruzzians…
Polish-Czech-Lithuanian-Ruthanian Commonwealth supremacy! The best way to say November is to start with the letter L!
In colloquial language you can call the month of November in Galician „Saints“.
June is „San Xoan“, July is „Santiago“ and December is „Nadal“
you lost me at „de@th“
In German only November is used, but used to have:
Windmond (wind month), Wintermonat (winter month), Nebelung (fogging), Laubriß/Laubriss (leaf rip), Nebelmonat (fog month)
The Maltese one is missing a letter, it should say Novembru
In Danish it’s also called Slagtemåned..
In Malta we say Novembru.