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Revision as of 14:38, 12 March 2023
Hi Galician learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will explore the geography vocabulary in Galician. Knowing these words will help you to better navigate in a Spanish speaking country and understand the directions that native speakers give you. Let's dive in!
Landforms
Mountains & Hills
Galician has many words to describe the different types of mountains and hills:
Galician | Pronunciation | English |
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A montaña | a mon-ta-ña | Mountain |
A serra | a se-rra | Mountain range |
A cordilleira | a kor-di-llêi-ra | Mountain range, chain of mountains |
A ladeira | a la-dei-ra | Slope |
O pico | o pi-ko | Peak |
A cima | a si-ma | Summit |
O val | o val | Valley |
O desfiladeiro | o dés-fi-la-dei-ro | Gorge |
- Person 1: ¿Cómo llego a la cima de la montaña? (How do I get to the top of the mountain?)
- Person 2: Tienes que seguir el camino hasta la ladeira, luego tomar el sendero hacia el pico. (You have to follow the path up the slope, then take the trail to the peak.)
Water bodies
Water is one of the most important resources on the planet, and Galician has some interesting words to describe it's different forms:
Galician | Pronunciation | English |
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O mar | o mar | Sea |
Oceano Atlántico | o-se-a-no a-t-lânti-ko | Atlantic Ocean |
O río | o rí-o | River |
O lago | o la-go | Lake |
A baía | a ba-ía | Bay |
O estuario | o és-tua-rio | Estuary |
A foz | a fôz | River mouth |
- Person 1: ¿Donde está el lago? (Where is the lake?)
- Person 2: El lago está en el medio de la ciénaga. (The lake is in the middle of the swamp.)
Directions
Being able to understand directions is crucial when you are travelling in a new place. Here are some words you might need to know:
Galician | Pronunciation | English |
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A esquerda | a es-kei-da | Left |
A dereita | a de-rei-ta | Right |
Adiante | a-di-ant-e | Forward |
Atrás | a-trás | Backward |
Arriba | a-ru-ba | Up |
Abaixo | a-bai-jo | Down |
- Person 1: ¿Dónde está la estación de autobuses? (Where is the bus station?)
- Person 2: Primero, tienes que ir adiante, luego girar a la dereita. La estación está a dos calles de distancia. (First, you have to go forward, then turn right. The station is two blocks away.)
Countries and Continents
One of the great things about speaking a language is that it allows you to connect with people from all over the world. Here's how to say a few countries and continents:
Galician | Pronunciation | English |
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España | es-pa-ña | Spain |
Portugal | por-tu-gal | Portugal |
Brasil | bra-sil | Brazil |
África | á-fri-ca | Africa |
América | a-mé-ri-ca | America |
- Person 1: ¿De qué país eres? (What country are you from?)
- Person 2: Soy de Brasil. ¿Y tú? (I'm from Brazil. How about you?)
Conclusion
That's it for today's lesson on Galician vocabulary related to geography. Now you can better understand directions, describe landforms, and even talk about different countries and continents in Galician. Remember to practice and keep learning!
➡ If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below.
➡ Feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎
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Sources
- Galician Vocabulary - Geography
- O Merdeiro in Galician language, geography, history, music and art ...