@dzakyem
Dzakye M
@dzakyem · 4:57

Arpitan word of the Day: fortemps [fortin] = spring

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And if you want to learn a small phrase with spring, we could say in the spring, the birds sing. The birds is in the plural form, masculine and feminine plural. It's the same a and EJ is the word for bird. In French it's Wazul, so it's not that far away. And there is this to bind the two, because it's easier to pronounce. If vowel starts a word, you need this to connect the two

de chôdtemps [dé tsatin] = in the sunmer, de fortemps les uséls chantont [dé fortin é-j-ijéi tsanton]

@UnityEagle
Unity Eagle
@UnityEagle · 0:19

@dzakyem

Oh, thank goodness. I still found this post. Better later. Never. But here we go. For I like that word. Well, let me know. How was my attempt
@UnityEagle
Unity Eagle
@UnityEagle · 0:23

Dutch word is "Lente"

You know how to pronounce spring. And Dutch we call it lent. Lent. And I have no idea where the word stems from. Linda for ten. Spring
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@Swell
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15

Welcome to Swell!

@dzakyem
Dzakye M
@dzakyem · 0:37

@UnityEagle

Yes, Lydia, you did very well. Well done. Yes, it was good. As for linterm, there is the German word lens, which is important. Miller, certainly over the same origin. But I should try and look it up. It's certainly an old Germanic word. Okay. Greetings as well. Just to listen to you. Bye
@dzakyem
Dzakye M
@dzakyem · 0:34

@UnityEagle

I found it out. Lydia. It's related to lens. Lens is an old High German word a long time. And it's related to the longer becoming days, it seems. Greetings
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