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Corsu Cismuntincu

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At the coffee shop

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Principià à amparà !

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Corsu Cismuntincu

Corsu Pumuntincu

Ragiunata
At the table in the coffee shop

Una sossula

(Une recette)

U beie

(Le boire)

Exercice
At the coffee shop. How to say in Corsica?

*Comment dit-on en corse?

Translate the French phrases (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) by means of their expression in Corsican (1? 2? 3? 4?)

Ci sò sbalgi. sbalgiu.
Pruvate la dinù clicchendu quì sottu. Bravu, hè tuttu ghjustu!
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1. Je veux quelque chose
- We want a piece of sausage with a slice of bread
- I would like to drink something
- I want something
- I would like some potatoes
2. Je voudrais une assiette de pommes de terres frites
- We want a piece of sausage with a slice of bread
- I would like to drink something
- I want something
- I would like some potatoes
3. Il voudrait quelque chose à boire
- We want a piece of sausage with a slice of bread
- I would like to drink something
- I want something
- I would like some potatoes
4. Nous voudrions un morceau de saucisse avec une tranche de pain
- We want a piece of sausage with a slice of bread
- I would like to drink something
- I want something
- I would like some potatoes

Exercice
At the coffee shop. Expressions

Turnings. Bringing the expression closer to its meaning.

1. U techju ùn crede u famitu
- Look at him ! He’s champing at the bit !
- This is a bad quality product
- The one who’s full doesn’t believe the one who’s starving
- An empty bag can’t stand still (= when your stomach is empty you’re weak)
2. Guarda lu ! Rode i ceci
- Look at him ! He’s champing at the bit !
- This is a bad quality product
- The one who’s full doesn’t believe the one who’s starving
- The one who’s full doesn’t believe the one who’s starving
3. Hè baccalà per Corsica.
- Look at him ! He’s champing at the bit !
- This is a bad quality product
- The one who’s full doesn’t believe the one who’s starving
- An empty bag can’t stand still (= when your stomach is empty you’re weak)
4. Saccu viotu ùn tene arrittu
- Look at him ! He’s champing at the bit !
- This is a bad quality product
- The one who’s full doesn’t believe the one who’s starving
- An empty bag can’t stand still (= when your stomach is empty you’re weak)

Exercice
At the coffee shop. Choose the right answer

1. Maria add some … into the orange juice
Traductions: Marie met du sucre dans le jus d’orange
- Vinegar (vinaigre)
- Sugar (sucre)
- Melon (melon)
2. Antone is eating a sausage with…
Traductions: Antoine mange la saucisse avec du pain
- Pineapple (Ananas)
- Bread (Pain)
- Blueberry (Myrtille)
3. Letizia add some…into the omelet
Traductions: Letizia met du poivre dans l'omelette
- Pepper (Poivre)
- Waiter (Serveur)
- Car (Voiture)
4. Petru add some … into the spaghettis
Traductions: Petru met du sel dans les spaghetti
- Pomegranate (Grenade)
- Salt (Sel)
- Friend (Ami)
5. Marcella is cooking the …. with the potatoes
Traductions: Marcella cuit le poisson avec des pommes de terre
- Aubergine (Aubergine)
- Fish (Poisson)
- Melon (Melon)
6. Mamma is drinking a ...
Traductions: Maman boit une limonade
- Omelet (Omelette)
- Soup (Soupe)
- Lemonade (Limonade)
7. The waiter is bringing three glasses of ...
Traductions: Le serveur apporte trois verres de vin
- Wine (Vin)
- Soup (Soupe)
- Ham (Jambon)

Grammaire
On foot. Indefinite pronoun

N.B.

They drink

Ils/Elles boivent

You (plural) drink

Vous buvez

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