Flirting

1. Sètz plan polit / polida

   You are very handsome / beautiful

   Usage

   Use polit for a man and polida for a woman

   Grammar Note

   2nd plural sètz of èsser. The adjective agrees with the person: polit / polida. Composed

2. Vos pòdi ofrir un veire?

   Can I buy you a drink?

   Usage

   A polite way to offer someone a drink at a bar

   Grammar Note

   The object pronoun vos precedes the verb. Veire here is the noun glass, identical in form to the verb veire (to see). Composed

3. Vos vòli tornar veire

   I'd like to see you again

   Usage

   To politely say you would like to meet again

   Grammar Note

   vòli + infinitive. tornar + infinitive means to do again. The pronoun vos goes before the verb group. Composed

4. Volètz dançar amb ieu?

   Would you like to dance with me?

   Usage

   To invite someone to dance at a club or festival

   Grammar Note

   2nd plural volètz of voler + infinitive. After a preposition, "me" is ieu. Composed

5. Avètz un plan polit risolet

   You have a very beautiful smile

   Usage

   To compliment someone's smile

   Grammar Note

   aver + noun. plan means very before an adjective. Placing polit before the noun adds warmth. Composed

6. Vos pòdi convidar a sopar?

   May I invite you to dinner?

   Usage

   A polite invitation to dinner

   Grammar Note

   convidar a + infinitive = invite to do something; sopar is to have the evening meal. Composed

7. Nos podèm tornar veire deman?

   Could we see each other again tomorrow?

   Usage

   To suggest meeting again

   Grammar Note

   1st plural podèm of poder + infinitive; deman is tomorrow. Composed

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