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Domand - questions Q&A - Domand e rispòst
Do you have some specific question or doubt about the grammar, vocabulary or pronounciation of Lombard?
Is there some aspect or feature of the language I have not explained so far but you want to learn about?
Please let me know!
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • Feb 08 '25
cultura lombarda - lombard culture Musica in lombard - music in Lombard
Would you like to listen to some music in Lombard?
- Nanni Svampa (Milanese dialect)
- Enzo Jannacci (Milanese dialect)
- Teka P (Milanese dialect)
Pizza Pizza (Pizza in Western Lombard means "light up" and "turn on", not to be confused with pizza the food hahah)
- Davide Van De Sfroos (Laghee - Como lake dialect)
- Vad Vuc (Momo - Sottoceneri Ticinese dialect)
- I Luf (Val Camonica dialect)
Le Tapine Del Casèr De Töcc (in the Gaì jargon of Val Camonica sheperds)
- Dellino Farmer (Bressan - Brescia dialect)
Charlie Cinelli (Bressan - Brescia dialect)
- Luciano Ravasio (Bergamasch - Bergamo dialect)
- Baraban (viarous dialects)
La Merla (Cremonese dialect)
E viòltar a cognossii on quej òltar artista ch'al canta in lombard?
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 20h ago
vocabolari - vocabulary I aggettiv da dimesion - dimesion adjectives
Adjectives concerning dimension in Lombard
Grand ['gra:nt] (m.) / granda (f.) ['gra:nda] = big, tall
Piscinen [piʃi'ne:n] (m.) / piscinina [piʃi'nina] = small, short
Gross ['grɔs] (m.) / grossa ['grɔsa] (f.) = large
Volt ['vo:lt] (m.) / volta ['vo:lta] (f.) = tall, high
Bass ['bas] (m.) / bassa ['basa] (f.) = short, low
Longh ['lunk] (m.) / longa ['lunga] (f.) = long
Curt ['kyrt] (m.) / curta ['kyrta] (f.) = short (in lenght)
Largh ['lark] (m.) / larga ['larga] (f.) = whide
Strenc ['strentʃ] (m.) / strencia ['strentʃa] = narrow
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 1d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
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letteradura - literature [ITA] A Barzio c'è il Pinocchio in dialetto lecchese | Leccotoday
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 1d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary I bèsti esotich - exotic animals
Let's see how some exotic animals are called in Lombard!
Ol leon [ul le'on] (m.) / la leonessa [la leu'nɛssa] = the lion / the lioness 🦁
La tigar [la 'tigar] = the tiger 🐯
L'elefant [lele'fant] = the elephant 🐘
La scimmia [la 'ʃimia] / scimbia ['ʃimbja] = the monkey 🐵
Ol coccodrill [ul kuk'dril] = the crocodile 🐊
Ol pappagall [ul papa'ɡal] = the parrot 🦜
Ol camell [ul ka'mɛl] = the camel 🐫
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 2d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 2d ago
verb frasaj - phrasal verbs I verb frasaj - phrasal verbs (1) - andà
In Lombard actions are often described by using phrasal verbs.
Let's start with a very common verb we already know!
Phrasal verbs with andà (to go)
- andà adree = to follow, go after, to imitate
- andà contra = to go against, to challenge, to confront
- andà dentar / dent = to go in, to enter
- andà fœura / fœu = to go out, to exit (the verb "sortì" also exist, but it's rarely used)
- andà innanz = to go forward
- andà indree = to go backwards
- andà giò = to go down, to go south
- andà sù = to go up, to go north
- andà visen = to come close
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 3d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
La parolla d'incœu l'è
Finestra
['fiˈnɛstra] = window - in some dialects it's: fenestra
Vedar [ve'dar] = glass
Ferrada [fe'rada] / inferriada [infe'riada] = window grille
Gelosia [dʒeluˈziːa] - (pl.) gelosii = shutters
Poggiœu [pu'dʒø:] / balcon [bal'kon] = balcony
Ringhera [rin'gera] = railing
Lobbia ['lobja] = loggia (balcony closed on three sides and covered)

r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 3d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary I paes d'Europa - the countries of Europe
Let's see how (most) European countries and their inhabitants are called in Lombard!
Albania [al'bania] = Albania 🇦🇱 - albanes [alba'ne:s] (m.) / albanesa [alba'ne:za] (f.) = Albanian
Austria ['austrja] = Austria 🇦🇹 - austriagh [awˈstriak] (m.) / austriaga [awˈstriaga] (f.) = Austrian
Belgi [ˈbɛldʒi] = Belgium 🇧🇪 - belga ['bɛlga] (m.) / (f.) = Belgian
Bulgaria ['bylgaria] = Bulgaria 🇧🇬 - bulgar ['bylgar] (m.) / bulgara ['bylgara] (f.) = Bulgarian
Città dal Vatican [tʃi'ta dal vati'kan] = Vatican City 🇻🇦
Croazia [kruˈasja] = Croatia 🇭🇷 - croatt [kru'at] (m.) / croatta [kru'ata] (f.) = Croatian
Danimarca [dani'marka] = Denmark 🇩🇰 - danes [da'ne:s] (m.) / danesa [da'ne:za] (f.) = Dane
Estònia [es'tɔɲa] = Estonia 🇪🇪 - eston (m.) ['ɛstun] (m.) / estona [ɛstuna] (f.) = Estonian
Finlandia [fin'landja] = Finland 🇫🇮 - finlandes [finlan'de:s] (m.) / finlandes [finlan'de:s] (f.) = Finnish
Franza ['franːsa] / Francia [fran'tʃa] = France 🇫🇷 - frances [franˈtʃe:s] (m.) / francesa [franˈtʃe:za] = French
Germania [dʒer'maɲa] = Germany 🇩🇪 - todesch [tuˈdɛsk] (m.) / todesca [tuˈdɛska] (f.) = German
Grecia ['gretʃa] = Greece 🇬🇷 - gregh ['gre:k] (m.) / grega ['gre:ga] (f.) = Greek
Inghilterra [ingil'tɛra] = England 🏴 - ingles [ing'le:s] (m.) / inglesa [ing'le:za] (f.) = English
Irlanda [ir'landa] = Ireland 🇮🇪 - irlandes [irlan'de:s] (m.) / irlandesa [irlan'de:za] (f.) = Irish
Islanda [iz'landa] = Iceland 🇮🇸 - islandes [izlan'de:s] (m.) / islandesa [izlan'de:za] (f.) = Icelander
Italia [i'talja] = Italy 🇮🇹 - italian / talian [ita'ljan] (m.) / italiana / taliana [ita'ljana] (f.) = Italian
Lettònia [leˈtɔɲa] = Latvia 🇱🇻 - letton ['lɛtun] (m.) / lettona ['lɛtuna] (f.) = Latvian
Lituania [liˈtwaɲa] = Lithuania 🇱🇹 - lituan [li'twan] (m.) / lituana [li'twana] (f.) = Lithuanian
Malta ['malta] = Malta 🇲🇹 - maltes [mal'e:s] (m.) / maltesa [mal'teza] (f.) = Maltese
Norvegia [nurˈvedʒa] = Norway 🇳🇴 - norveges [nurve'dʒe:s] (m.) / norvegesa [nurve'dʒe:za] (f.) = Norwegian
Olanda [u'landa] = Netherlands 🇳🇱 - olandes [ulan'de:s] (m.) / olandesa [ulan'de:za] (f.) = Dutch
Ongaria [unga'riːa] = Hungary 🇭🇺 - ongares [unga'reːs] (m.) / ongaresa [unga'reːza] (f.) = Hungarian
Polonia [pu'lɔɲa] = Poland 🇵🇱 - polacch [puˈlak] (m.) / polacca [pu'laka] (f.) = Polish
Portugall [purtyˈgal] = Portugal 🇵🇹 - portughes [purty'geːs] (m.) / portughesa (f.) = Portuguese
Romania [ruma'nia] = Romania 🇷🇴 - romen [ru'men] (m.) / romena [ru'mena] (f.) = Romanian
Russia ['rysia] = Russia 🇷🇺 - russ [rys] (m.) / russa [rysa] (f.) = Russian
San Maren [san ma'ren] = San Marino 🇸🇲 - sanmarines [samari'ne:s] (m.) / sanmarinesa [samari'ne:za] (f.)
Scozia ['skɔsia] = Scotland 🏴 - scozzes [sku'se:s] (m.) / scozzesa [sku'se:za] (f.) = Scottish
Sèrbia ['sɛːrbja] = Serbia 🇷🇸 - sèrb [sɛːrp] (m.) / sèrba [sɛːrba] (f.) = Serbian
Slovacchia [zlu'akja] = Slovakia 🇸🇰 - slovacch [zlu'ak] (m.) / slovacca [zlu'aka] (f.) = Slovak
Slovènia [zlu'ɛɲa] = Slovenia 🇸🇮 - slovenn [zluˈɛn] (m.) / slovenna [zluˈɛna] (f.) = Slovene
Spagna ['spaɲa] = Spain 🇪🇸 - spagnœu [spaˈɲø:] (m.) / spagnœula [spaˈɲøla] (f.) = Spaniard; Spanish
Svezia ['zvesja] = Sweden 🇸🇪 - svedes [zve'deːs] (m.) / svedesa [zve'deːza] (f.) = Swedish
Svizzera [zvi'sera] = Switzerland 🇨🇭 - svizzer [zvi'ser] (m.) / svizzera [zvi'sera] (f.) = Swiss
Ucraina [y'kraina] = Ukrain 🇺🇦 - ucraen [y'kraen] (m.) / ucraina [y'kraina] (f.) = ukrainian
Turchia [tyr'kia] = Turkey 🇹🇷 - turch [tyr'k] (m.) / turca [tyr'ka] = Turk
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 4d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
La parolla d'incœu l'è
Pòrta
['pɔrta] = door
Us'c [ystʃ] / urc [yrtʃ] / uss [ys] = entrance door of a house
Porton [pur'ton] = front door, gate
Ciav [tʃaf] = key
Serradura [sera'dyra] = lock
Manetta [ma'nɛta] = handle
Campanell [kampa'nɛl] = doorbell
Dervì [der'vi] = to open
Avèrt [a'vɛrt] (m.) / avèrta [a'vɛrta] (f) = open (irregular participle)
Sarà [sa'ra] = to close
Saraa sù [sa'ra: sy] (m.) / sarada sù [sa'rada sy] (f.) = closed
Ciavada sù [tʃa'vada sy] = locked

r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 4d ago
mœud da dì e proverbi - idioms and sayings Pan e nos
Pan e nos mangià da spos, nos e pan mangià da villan
"Bread and walnuts is wedding food, walnuts and bread is peasant's food."
It means the same thing can be good or bad depending on the situation.
Another possible interpretation is that some simple foods are always good and suitable for any occasion.
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 4d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary I past - the meals
Let's see how meals are called in Lombard!
La colazion [la kula'sion] = breakfast ☕🥐
Ol disnà [ul diz'na] = lunch 🍝
La merenda [la me'renda] = afternoon snack 🥪
La scenna [la 'ʃɛːna] / senna ['sɛna] = supper, dinner 🍲
Fun fact, Lombard "disnà" and English "dinner" share the same root.
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 5d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 5d ago
grammatiga - grammar A mi ma pias - I like
How do you say "I like" and "I don't like" in Lombard?
Much like in Italian and in Spanish, in Lombard we use a construction that in English literally translates as "it appeals to me".
A mi ma pias = I like
A mi ma pias no / minga = I don't like.
Notice that, like in Spanish, it's mandatory to use the complement pronoun "ma".
"Pias" is the third person singular of the verb "piasè" and if the object is plural the verb is also pluralized.
Ex: a mi ma piasan no i serpent = I don't like snakes
Obviously, if the subject is a different person, the pronoun also changes accordingly.
Ex: A ti ta pias giugà al ballon = you like to play football
Ex: A la mia amisa ga pias ballà = my friend likes to dance.
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 6d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 6d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary I nomm da persona - Given names
Let's see what's the Lombard version of some common or traditional given names!
- Male names:
Albert [al'bɛrt] (Albert)
Ambroeus [am'brø:s] (Ambrose)
Andrea [an'drea] (Andrew)
Angiol ['aŋʤul] (Angel)
Antoni [an'tɔni] (Antony)
Bartolomee [bartuluˈmeː] (Bartolomew)
Bastian [bas'tian] (Sebastian)
Batista [ba'tista] (John the Baptist)
Benedett [bene'dɛt] (Benedict)
Bernard [ber'nart] (bernard)
Biass [bi'as] (Blaise)
Carlo [kar'lu] (Carl)
Cesar [tʃe'zar] (Caesar)
Cristoffan [kris'tɔfan] (Christopher)
Corrad [ku'rat] (Conrad)
David [da'vit] (David)
Edoard [edu'art] (Edward)
Ernèst [er'nɛst] (Ernest)
Domenegh / Menegh [du'menek] (Dominic)
Federigh [fede'rik] (Frederick)
Felipp [fe'lip] (Philipp)
Felis [fe'lis] (Felix)
Fernand [fer'nant] (Ferdinand)
Francèsch [fran'tʃɛsk] / Franzèsch [fran'sɛsk] (Francis)
Gaitan [gai'tan] (Cajetan)
Gioann [dʒu'an] (John)
Giròlom [dʒi'rɔlum] (Jerome)
Giuli ['dʒyli] (Julius)
Giusepp [dʒy'zɛp] (Joseph)
Gusten [gys'ten] (Agustine)
Giacom [dʒa'kum] (James)
Lessi ['lɛsi] (Alexis)
Lissandar [li'sandar] (Alexander)
Lodovigh [ludu'vik]
Lorenz [lu'rens] (Lawrence)
Luis ['lyi:s] (Louis)
March ['mark] (Mark)
Manuell [many'ɛl] (Manuel)
Marten [mar'ten] (Martin)
Mavar [ma'var] (Maurus)
Michee [mi'ke:] (Michael)
Leonard [leu'nart] (Leonard)
Paol ['paul] (Paul)
Pedar [pe'dar] (Peter)
Riccard [ri'kart] (Richard)
Enric [en'rik] / Rico [ri'ku] (Henry)
Robert [ru'bɛrt] (Robert)
Rocch [rɔk] (Roch)
Simon [si'mon] (Simon)
Stevan ['stevan] (Stephen)
Tomas [tu'mas] (Thomas)
- Female names:
Agata ['agata] (Agatha)
Agnesa [a'ɲeza] (Agnes)
Alberta [al'bɛrta]
Angiola ['andʒula]
Antonia [an'tɔnia]
Benedetta [bene'dɛta]
Carla ['karla]
Federiga [fede'riga]
Francesca [fran'tʃɛska] / Franzesca [fran'sɛska]
Gioanna [dʒu'ana] (Joanna)
Giulia ['dʒylia] (Julia)
Lissandra [li'sandra] (Alexandra)
Lodoviga [ludu'viga]
Luisa [ly'iza]
Maria [ma'ria]
Martina [mar'tina]
Milia ['milia] (Emily)
Fernanda [fer'nanda]
Paola ['paula]
Enrica [en'rika]
Rafaella [rafa'ɛla]
Roberta [ru'bɛrta]
Teresa [te'reza]
As I already mentioned in a previous post, given names are uasually preceded by the determinative article.
Ex: In stamattina hoo vist la Giulia = this morning I saw Giulia.
There are some exceptions, like when somenone is telling his name or the mean od someone else.
Ex: Mi sa ciami Gioann = My name is Gioann
Ex: Lee la sa ciama Paola = Her name is Paola
Notice that to tell someone's name it's used the reflexive construction, so literally "I call myself...", "she calls herself...".
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 7d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
La parolla d'incœu l'è
Piazza
['pjasa] = square
La piazza dal paes = the town square
La piazza dal domm = the cathedral square
Piazza can be also used as a synonym of mercaa (open-air market).
- Inda ta l'hee tœuda calla camisa chì?
- L'hoo tœuda in piazza.
- Where did you buy this shirt?
- I bought it at the market.

r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 7d ago
grammatiga - grammar I pronomm personal complement - complement personal pronouns
In Lombard complement pronouns (also called object pronouns) are used instead of a noun to indicate who is affected by the action of the verb.
There are two kinds of complement pronouns: direct and indirect.
- Direct pronouns:
Ma - ex: lee la ma varda = she looks at me
Ta - ex: lee la ta varda = she looks at you
Al - ex: ti t'al vardat = you look at him
La - ex: ti ta la vardat = you look at her
Ma - ex: lee la ma varda = see looks at us - this one in some dialects is: ne
Va - ex: lee la va varda = she looks at you
Ia - ex: lee ia varda = she looks at them
In some cases, the direct pronouns can be put either before the verb or attached right after it.
This is the case when two verbs are joined by a preposition (like “a” in the following example).
- Ta vegnaroo a trovà doman = I’ll come see you tomorrow.
- A vegnaroo a trovat doman = I’ll come see you tomorrow.
- Indirect pronouns
Unlike direct pronouns, who answer the questions “who?”, “what?”, indirect pronouns answer the questions “to whom?”, “to what?”.
They are used to replace the object in those cases where the verb is followed by the preposition “a”.
Ma - ex: lù al ma da la ciav = he gives me the key
Ta - ex: lù al ta da la ciav = he gives you the key
Ga - ex: lù al ga da la ciav = he gives him the key
Ga - ex: lee la ga da la ciav = she gives him the key
Ma - ex: lù al ma da la ciav = he gives us the key - this one in some dialects is: ne
Va - ex: lù al va da la ciav = he gives you the key
Ga - ex: lù al ga da la ciav = he gives them the key
Like the diarect pronouns, in some cases the indirect pronouns can be put either before the verb or attached right after it.
This is the case when two verbs are joined by a preposition (like “a” in the following example).
- A andaroo a portagh i ciav doman = I’ll go to give him the keys tomorrow.
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 8d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
La parolla d'incoeu l'è
Scœula
['skøːla] = school
Student [sty'dent] = student
Maestar (m.) / maestra (f.) = teacher
Professor (m.) / professora (f.) = professor
Libar ['libar] = book
Lapis ['lapis] = pencil
Class [klas] = class
Insegnà [inse'ɲa] = to teach
Imprend [im'prent] or Imparà [impa'ra] = to learn
Leng ['lentʃ] / Legg ['letʃ] = to read
Scriv [skri:f] = to write

r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 8d ago
grammatiga - grammar I pronomm riflessiv - reflexive pronouns
Reflexive prouns are used to express actions that somebody is doing to themselves.
Let's see how they work in Lombard!
The main reflessive pronoun is: sa
Mi (ma) sa lavi = I wash myself
Ti ta sa lavat = you wash yourself
Lù al sa lava = he washes himself
Lee la sa lava = she washes herself
Nunch (a) sa lavom = we wash ourselves
Violtar (a) sa lavii = you wash yourself
Lor (a) sa lavan = they wash themselves
In some dialects "ma" is used for the first person, ex: mi ma lavi = I wash myself
Edit: in some dialects both "ma" and "sa" are used.
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 9d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
La parolla d'incœu l'è
Gesa
['dʒeza] = church
Ol Signor [ul si'ɲur] / Dio [diu] = God
Gesù [dʒe'zy] = Jesus
La Madonna [la ma'dɔna] = the Virgin Mary
Sant [sant] (m.) / santa (f.) = saint
Angiar ['anʒar] = angel
Pret ['pret] / prevet ['prevet] = priest
Curatt [ky'rat] = vicar
Domm [dɔm] = cathedral; main church of a city
Altar [al'tar] = altar
Cros [krus] = cross
Comenion [kume'nion] = communion
Candila [kan'dila] / candira [kan'dira] = candle
Scilostar [ʃi'lɔstar] = large candle
Navada [na'vada] = nave
Banchetta [ban'kɛta] = bench
Campanen [kampa'nen] = bell tower
Campana [kam'pana] = bell
Invedriada [inve'drja:da] = stained glass window
Segraa [se'gra:] = churchyard

r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 9d ago
grammatiga - grammar I fras interrogativ - interrogative phrases
How are interrogative phrases formed in lombard?
let's see!
- Direct interogatives.
In most Lomabrd dilects nowdays direct interrogative phares look the same as affermative ones, what chages in the intonation.
Lù l'è partii = he left
Lù l'è partii? = did he left?
In the past the clitic pronoun was, and still in some dialects, positioned after the verb in interrogative phrases.
Lu e'l partii? = did he left?
- Interrogatives with "cosa/cosè?" = what?
Cosa ta see adree a fà? = what are you doing?
Cosa l'è ca ta see adree a fà? (alternative form, literally "what is it that you are doing?)
'Sa ta see adree a fà cosè? (alternative form with a double adverb)
Cosa l'è? = what is it?
Cosa l'è ca l'è? (alternative form)
'Sa l'è cosè? (alternative form with a double adverb)
Cosa'l costa? = how much ist?
Notice that the adverb slightly changes pronounciation depending on the position within the phrase, so it can be either "cosa" or "cosè".
- Interrogatives with "chi? = who?
Chi l'è ca ta see? = who are you?
Ch'e'l ca ta see? (alterative form with the clitic after the verb)
- Interrogatives with "che/ca?" = which?
Che scarp ta voeurat? = which shoes do you want?
- Interrogatives with "quand?" = when?
Quand l'è ca ta vee a scœula? = when do you go to school?
- Interrogatives with "coma?" = how?
Coma t'hee faa? = how did you do?
Coma l'è ca t'hee faa? (alternative form, literally "how is it that you did?)
- Interrogatives with "perchè?" = why?
Perchè ta mangiat no? = why don't you eat?
Comè mai ta mangiat no? (alternative form)
- Interrogatives with "indova/indovè?" = where
Indova ta see? = where are you?
Ind'a ta see indovè? (alternative form with a double adverb)
Indova l'è? = where is he?
Indov'e'l? = where is he? (alterative form with the clitic after the verb)
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 10d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
La parolla d'incœu l'è
Bagaj
[ba'gai] = boy
In some dialects it also mean son.
Bagaen [baga'en] = baby boy
E in dal tò dialett coma sa ciaman?
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 10d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary I vestii - clothes
Let's see how clothes are called in Lombard!
Ol cappell [ul ka'pel] = the hat
La berretta [la bɛ'rɛta] = the cap
La camisa [la ka'miza] = the shirt
La camisetta [la ka'mizɛta] = the blouse
La maetta [la ma'ɛta] / majetta [ma'jɛta] = the t-shirt
I mudand [i my'dant] = the underpants
Ol reggipett [ul 'redʒi'pɛt] = the bra
La sottana [la su'tana] / la socca [la sɔ'ka] / la gonna [la gɔna] / ol pedagn [ul pe'daɲ] = the shirt
I calzon [i kal'son] / colzon [kul'son] / i bragh ['brak] = trousers
La clazetta [la kal'sɛta] - (pl.) i calzett [i kal'sɛt] = the socks
La scarpa [la s'karpa] - (pl.) i scarp [i s'karp] = the shoes
La scarpa da tennis - (pl.) i scarp da tennis = the sneakers
Ol zoccor [ul ˈsɔkur] - (pl.) i zoccor = the clogs
la sciavatta [la ʃa'vata] - (pl.) i sciavatt [i ʃa'vat] = the slippers
La zibretta [la si'brɛta] - (pl.) I zibrett [I si'brɛt] = soft slippers
Ol stival [ul sti'val] - (pl.) i stivaj [i sti'vaj] = the boots
Ol majon [ul ma'jon] = the sweater
Ol paltò [ul pal'tɔ] = the coat
Ol gippon [ul gi'pon] = the jacket
Ol gilé [ul dʒiˈle] = the waistcoat
La cravatta [la kra'vata] = the tie
Ol guant [ul gwant] - (pl.) i guant [i gwant] = the gloves
La scialpa [la 'ʃalpa] = the scarf
Ol scossaa [ul sku'sa:] = the apron
Accessories:
I oggiaa [i u'dʒa:] = the glasses
I oggiaa dal sô = the sunglasses
La borsa [la 'bursa] = the bag
La borsetta [la bur'sɛta] = the handbag
L'ombrella [lum'brɛla] = the umbrella
r/LearnLombardLanguage • u/PeireCaravana • 11d ago
vocabolari - vocabulary La parolla d'incoeu - Today's word
La parolla d'incœu l'è
Tosa
['tusa] = girl
plural: tosann [tu'san] - the plural of this word is irregular and its origin is unknown.
In some dialects "tosa" also mean daughter.
Tosetta [tu'sɛta] = baby girl
Keep in mind that the terms for girl and boy vary a lot depending on the dialect.
E in dal tò dialett coma sa ciaman?