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Occitan (post 1500) Vocabulary - Geography

Hi Occitan (post 1500) learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to geography! Let's explore the world together! 🌍


Consider exploring these related pages after completing this lesson: Education & Adverbs in Occitan.

Continents[edit | edit source]

A continent is a massive area of land separated by oceans. There are seven continents in the world.

Occitan (post 1500) Pronunciation English
l'America /lameriko/ The Americas
L'Africa /lafriko/ Africa
L'Antàrtica /lɑ̃taʁtiko/ Antarctica
L'Asia /lazjo/ Asia
L'Euròpa /leuropa/ Europe
L'Oceania /losɛaɲo/ Oceania
L'Antàrtica /lɑ̃taʁtiko/ Antarctica

Let's use this vocabulary in a dialogue:

  • Person 1: On quin continent vius? (/ɔ̃ kĩ kɔ̃tiˈnɛ̃ viys/) (On which continent do you live?)
  • Person 2: Visc en Euròpa. (/biys ɛn euˈrɔpɔ/) (I live in Europe.)

Countries[edit | edit source]

A country is a political entity that is usually identified by its borders. Let's learn some countries in Occitan (post 1500).

Occitan (post 1500) Pronunciation English
França /frãsa/ France
Espanha /ɛspaɲɔ/ Spain
Itàlia /iˈtaljo/ Italy
Alemanha /almɑɲɔ/ Germany
Estats Units /ɛstas ynit/ United States
Canadà /kaˈnaɲɔ/ Canada
Austràlia /awstralyo/ Australia

Let's use this vocabulary in a dialogue:

  • Person 1: Vas viatjar a Alemanha aquest estiu? (/bɑs vjaˈtʒar a almɑnɔ ˈɛsti/) (Are you going to travel to Germany this summer?)
  • Person 2: No, aniré a Itàlia. (/no aniˈre a iˈtaljo/) (No, I will go to Italy.)

Cities[edit | edit source]

Cities are important centers of civilization where people live and connect with each other. Let's learn some city names in Occitan (post 1500).

Occitan (post 1500) Pronunciation English
Tolosa /tuˈluzo/ Toulouse
París /paˈris/ Paris
Marselha /marˈsɛʎo/ Marseille
Lo Mont /lu ˈmɔ̃t/ The Mont (Mont-Saint-Michel)
Lione /liˈɔnɔ/ Lyon
Bordeus /burˈdɛw/ Bordeaux
Niça /niˈsa/ Nice

Let's use this vocabulary in a dialogue:

  • Person 1: Quina ciutat t'agrada més? (/kiˈna sjyˈta taˈɣrado mes/) (Which city do you like the most?)
  • Person 2: M'agrada París. (/maɡˈraða paˈris/) (I like Paris.)

Landscapes[edit | edit source]

Landscapes refer to the visible features of an area like mountains, rivers, forests, and more. Nature can be stunning and breathtakingly beautiful. Let's learn some vocabulary for natural landscapes in Occitan (post 1500).

Occitan (post 1500) Pronunciation English
la muntanha /la mũˈtaɲo/ the mountain
lo riu /lu ˈriw/ the river
lo bosc /lu ˈbɔsk/ the forest
la plana /la ˈplanɔ/ the plain
la vallada /la vaˈʎado/ the valley
la platja /la ˈplatʒo/ the beach

Let's use this vocabulary in a dialogue:

  • Person 1: On podríem trobar un bosc per fer una excursió? (/ɔ̃ puðɾjem tɾoˈba un bɔsk pɛr fɛr uˈna ɛkskursjo/) (Where can we find a forest to go on a hike?)
  • Person 2: Hi ha un bosc prop de la muntanya. (/i ha un bɔsk pɾop de la mũˈtaɲo/) (There is a forest near the mountain.)

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

That's it for today's lesson. We learned some vocabulary related to geography! To improve your Occitan (post 1500) Vocabulary, you can also use the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions!


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