Hiking & Trekking

1. Ont mena aqueste sendièr?

   Where does this trail lead?

   Usage

   Asking where a path goes

   Grammar Note

   Mena is 3rd person singular of menar. Composed

2. Aqueste sendièr es long?

   Is this trail long?

   Usage

   Getting a sense of the distance

   Grammar Note

   The feminine of long is longa. Composed

3. Aqueste sendièr es per debutants?

   Is this trail for beginners?

   Usage

   Checking the difficulty

   Grammar Note

   Debutant means "beginner"; plural debutants. Composed

4. Avètz una mapa dels sendièrs?

   Do you have a map of the trails?

   Usage

   Asking for a map at a tourist office or hut

   Grammar Note

   Mapa is feminine; de + los → dels. Composed

5. Pòdi logar una guida del país?

   Can I hire a local guide?

   Usage

   Looking for a mountain guide

   Grammar Note

   Logar covers renting and hiring. Composed

6. Soi cansat

   I am tired

   Usage

   When you need a rest on the trail

   Grammar Note

   A woman says Soi cansada

7. Soi perdut

   I am lost

   Usage

   When lost and asking for help

   Grammar Note

   A woman says Soi perduda

8. Es lo bon camin per anar al refugi?

   Is this the right way to the mountain hut?

   Usage

   Checking you are on the right way

   Grammar Note

   a + lo contracts to al. Composed

9. I a un refugi sus aqueste sendièr?

   Is there a mountain hut on this trail?

   Usage

   Asking about a hut for rest or shelter

   Grammar Note

   i a means "there is". Composed

10. Ai mal a la cavilha. Ajudatz-me, se vos plai

    My ankle hurts. Please help me

    Usage

    Asking for help after hurting an ankle

    Grammar Note

    Cavilha means ankle (also a peg). Composed

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