ROMANCE Languages COMPARISON | Food

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 2. 04. 2024
  • In this episode, we will see how various Foods are named in Italian, Romanian, Portuguese, French, Spanish compared to Latin.
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Komentáƙe • 43

  • @geozaharia3715

    O variantă pentru "brĂąnză" Ăźn limba romĂąnă, mai apropiată de termenul latin este "caș".

  • @ilcampigiano5502
    @ilcampigiano5502 Pƙed 21 dnem +18

    But the Romans didn't know chocolate!

  • @llopcuac21
    @llopcuac21 Pƙed dnem +4

    Is spanish, Torta is also used for cake, and we also have Gallina, it means hen.

  • @MateusOliveira-dy5qy
    @MateusOliveira-dy5qy Pƙed dnem +1

    In portuguese we also use the word "torta" for cake

  • @crisnapalm
    @crisnapalm Pƙed dnem +2

    In italian cheese is also called "cacio", similar to latin "caseus", but it's less used

  • @impendio
    @impendio Pƙed 16 hodinami +1

    Spanish totally has gallina for the female chicken aka a hen, pez and peces is also fish, pescado is usually dead already, as in “it has been fished” “ha sido pescado” from the verb to fish “pescar”.

  • @troyBORG
    @troyBORG Pƙed 19 hodinami +1

    Fish in French looks like Poison. LMAO!

  • @historybutitsdumb

    Spanish: “Let’s call meat carne”

  • @saebica
    @saebica Pƙed 21 dnem +10

    Aromanian language:

  • @ionutinhoportuguesinho1661

    În limba romĂąnă avem și „turtă" este o pĂąine dulce.

  • @Mvtarvs

    En español también existe la palabra 'peces'

  • @Belinda_R.uiz-6253
    @Belinda_R.uiz-6253 Pƙed 16 hodinami +1

    \\\ÂĄÂĄÂĄ"Buen Video âŁïž Aunque la Palabra "Torta" puede variar segĂșn el paĂ­s de habla Español puede significar "golpe", "una versiĂłn de SĂĄndwich" y "Pastel/Cake" y En el Español Gallina se refiere para un Ave en particular femenino para masculino Gallo y Pollo la crĂ­a aunque tambiĂ©n se usa en alimento 🍗 y lo demĂĄs ya lo explicaron los otros comentarios y como Dato la Palabra Chocolate se deriva de la lengua IndĂ­gena Chocolatl de la cual los españoles introdujeron al mundo y que Significa "Agua Amarga". Excelente Video 😘 Saludos y Abrazos desde MĂ©xico 🌾 (â ă„â ïœĄâ â—•â â€żâ â€żâ â—•â ïœĄâ )⁠いđŸ‡ČđŸ‡œđŸŒ·đŸ”ïžđŸŒșđŸŒč"!!!///

  • @aquiestamos3567
    @aquiestamos3567 Pƙed 14 dny +3

    Muito bom !!!

  • @frms7571
    @frms7571 Pƙed 21 hodinou +1

    1:14

  • @carmenliceras2564

    El chocolate no existía en la época romana. El cacao lo trajeron los españoles de Mexico

  • @ivanovichdelfin8797
    @ivanovichdelfin8797 Pƙed 4 hodinami +1

    En español "fish" se traduce también como "pez", no solo como "pescado"

  • @troyBORG
    @troyBORG Pƙed 19 hodinami +1

    I put the video on and went to get food expecting to learn stuff. All I hear is a Piano.

  • @Luna_Gazer
    @Luna_Gazer Pƙed dnem +2

    We have the word torta in portguese which translates to pie but cake is not a pie so it call it bolo

  • @Mvtarvs

    LatĂ­n: Panis