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Hello everybody,
Hello everybody,


In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about '''¨PARTS OF THE BODY¨''' in Napolitan
Welcome to the lesson on Neapolitan vocabulary for main body parts! In this lesson, you will learn the words for various parts of the body in Neapolitan, a dialect of the Italian language spoken in the region of Campania and surrounding areas.
 
Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions !
 
Good learning ! :)


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You will find a dialogue at the end of the lesson featuring someone visiting the doctor, allowing you to review the vocabulary.


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So, grab a notebook and get ready to expand your Neapolitan vocabulary!
 
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<span link>Once you've mastered this lesson, take a look at these related pages:</span> [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Asking-Directions|Asking Directions]] & [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Essencial-phrases-in-Napolitan|Essencial phrases in Napolitan]].
== '''Some words for Parts of the body in Napolitan''' ==
== '''Some words for Parts of the body in Napolitan''' ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!'''<big>NAPOLITAN</big>'''
!'''<big>NAPOLITAN</big>'''
!'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
|-
|
|
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|-
|-
|The hairs
|The hairs
|'''<big>`e  capelle</big>'''
|'''<big>'e  capille</big>'''
|Os cabelos
|-
|-
|The head
|The head
|'''<big>`a  capa</big>'''
|'''<big>'a  capa</big>'''
|A cabeça
|-
|-
|The ear
|The ear / ears
|'''<big>`a  recchia</big>'''
|'''<big>'a  recchia / 'e rrecchie</big>'''
|A orelha
|-
|-
|The eye
|The eye / eyes
|'''<big>il`uocchio</big>'''
|'''<big>l`uocchio / l'uocchie</big>'''
|O olho
|-
|-
|The nose
|The nose
|'''<big>`o  naso</big>'''
|'''<big>'o  naso</big>'''
|O nariz
|-
|-
|The mouth
|The mouth
|'''<big>`a  vocca</big>'''
|'''<big>'a  vocca</big>'''
|A boca
|-
|-
|The tooth
|The tooth / teeth
|'''<big>`o  dente</big>'''
|'''<big>'o  rente / 'e riente</big>'''
|O dente
|-
|-
|The tongue ''(organ)''
|The tongue ''(organ)''
|'''<big>`a  lengua</big>'''
|'''<big>'a  lengua</big>'''
|A língua (órgão)
|-
|-
|The fingernail
|The fingernail
|'''<big>il`ogn</big>'''
|'''<big>l'ogne</big>'''
|A unha
|-
|-
|The foot
|The foot / feet
|'''<big>`o  pere</big>'''
|'''<big>'o  pere / 'e piere</big>'''
|O pé
|-
|-
|The leg
|The leg
|'''<big>`a  gamma</big>'''
|'''<big>'a  gamba, 'a coscia</big>'''
|A perna
|-
|-
|The knee
|The knee
|'''<big>`o  denucchjo</big>'''
|'''<big>'o  denucchjo</big>'''
|O joelho
|-
|-
|The hand
|The hand / hands
|'''<big>`a  mana</big>'''
|'''<big>'a  mana / 'e mmane</big>'''
|A mão
|-
|-
|The neck
|The neck
|'''<big>`o  cuollo</big>'''
|'''<big>'o  cuollo</big>'''
|O pescoço
|-
|-
|The back
|The back
|'''<big>`a rine</big>'''
|'''<big>'e rine</big>'''
|As costas
|-
|-
|The breast
|The breast
|'''<big>`o  pietto</big>'''
|'''<big>'o  pietto</big>'''
|O peito
|-
|-
|The heart
|The heart
|'''<big>`o  core</big>'''
|'''<big>'o  core</big>'''
|O coração
|-
|-
|The forehead
|The forehead
|'''<big>`a  fronte</big>'''
|'''<big>'a  fronte</big>'''
|A testa
|}
|}
== Dialogue ==
Here is a simple dialogue in Neapolitan between a person visiting the doctor and telling where it hurts:
* Person: Bongiorno dottore, agge male 'a testa. (Good morning doctor, I have a headache.)
* Doctor: Indove esattamende agge male, signore? (Where exactly do you have pain, sir?)
* Person: Agge male 'a schiena. (I have pain in my back.)
* Doctor: Aggio capito, vuole che le faccio un controllo? (I understand, do you want me to do a check?)
* Person: Sì, per favore. (Yes, please.)
* Doctor: Si accomodi, la prego. (Please, have a seat.)
Note: This is just a simple example. The actual conversation may vary depending on the situation and the specific needs of the patient.
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Asking-Directions|Asking Directions]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Animal|Animal]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/People-in-Napolitan|People in Napolitan]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Basic-Phrases-in-Neapolitan|Basic Phrases in Neapolitan]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Numbers|Numbers]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Camping|Camping]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Seasons|Seasons]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Dinner-Table|Dinner Table]]
* [[Language/Neapolitan/Vocabulary/Essencial-phrases-in-Napolitan|Essencial phrases in Napolitan]]
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Latest revision as of 10:35, 27 March 2023

Neapolitan Vocabulary - Main Body Parts
Parts of the body in Napolitan

Hello everybody,

Welcome to the lesson on Neapolitan vocabulary for main body parts! In this lesson, you will learn the words for various parts of the body in Neapolitan, a dialect of the Italian language spoken in the region of Campania and surrounding areas.

You will find a dialogue at the end of the lesson featuring someone visiting the doctor, allowing you to review the vocabulary.

So, grab a notebook and get ready to expand your Neapolitan vocabulary!

Once you've mastered this lesson, take a look at these related pages: Asking Directions & Essencial phrases in Napolitan.

Some words for Parts of the body in Napolitan[edit | edit source]

ENGLISH NAPOLITAN
The hairs 'e capille
The head 'a capa
The ear / ears 'a recchia / 'e rrecchie
The eye / eyes l`uocchio / l'uocchie
The nose 'o naso
The mouth 'a vocca
The tooth / teeth 'o rente / 'e riente
The tongue (organ) 'a lengua
The fingernail l'ogne
The foot / feet 'o pere / 'e piere
The leg 'a gamba, 'a coscia
The knee 'o denucchjo
The hand / hands 'a mana / 'e mmane
The neck 'o cuollo
The back 'e rine
The breast 'o pietto
The heart 'o core
The forehead 'a fronte

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

Here is a simple dialogue in Neapolitan between a person visiting the doctor and telling where it hurts:

  • Person: Bongiorno dottore, agge male 'a testa. (Good morning doctor, I have a headache.)
  • Doctor: Indove esattamende agge male, signore? (Where exactly do you have pain, sir?)
  • Person: Agge male 'a schiena. (I have pain in my back.)
  • Doctor: Aggio capito, vuole che le faccio un controllo? (I understand, do you want me to do a check?)
  • Person: Sì, per favore. (Yes, please.)
  • Doctor: Si accomodi, la prego. (Please, have a seat.)

Note: This is just a simple example. The actual conversation may vary depending on the situation and the specific needs of the patient.

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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