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Revision as of 14:42, 20 November 2022
Sicilian Grammar ➡ Relative Pronouns
Hello everybody,
In today's lesson you will learn how to use Relative Pronouns in Sicilian.
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Happy learning! :)
Relative Pronouns in Sicilian
Relative pronouns can refer to a person, animal or thing:
| Sicilian | English |
|---|---|
| hi | which, that, who, whom |
| ca | which, that, who, whom |
| cui / cû | which, whom |
| quali | which. Who |
Example of use of Relative Pronouns in Sicilian
| Sicilian | English |
|---|---|
| Viu lu piccirìddu chi ghiòca | I see the boy playing |
| Parràva l'omu chi canuscèva iu | I knew the man who spoke |
| La bicicrètta c'accattàmu era rutta | The bike we bought is broken |