Markets & Souvenirs

17 phrases · Occitan with romanization, English and audio

  1. Podèm negociar lo prètz?

    Can we negotiate the price?

    Usage

    Before haggling at a stall or market

    Grammar Note

    Composed. prètz means "price"; note the ending -tz

  2. Es fach a la man?

    Is this handmade?

    Usage

    Checking whether crafts or food are handmade

    Grammar Note

    Composed. fach is the participle "made"; a la man means "by hand"

  3. Quins son los oraris del mercat?

    What are the market's opening hours?

    Usage

    Asking when the market is open

    Grammar Note

    Composed. del = de + lo; oraris is the plural of orari

  4. Ont es lo mercat de nuèch?

    Where is the night market?

    Usage

    Looking for an evening market

    Grammar Note

    Composed. nuèch is the Languedocien word for night; de + noun describes the kind of market

  5. Podètz embalar aquò per far un present?

    Could you wrap this as a gift?

    Usage

    Asking for gift wrapping after a purchase

    Grammar Note

    Composed. present means "gift"; far un present is "to give a gift"

  6. Es un sovenir per ma familha.

    It's a souvenir for my family.

    Usage

    Explaining why you are buying something

    Grammar Note

    Composed. familha is feminine, hence ma; lh is the palatal l

  7. Podètz mandar aquò a l'estrangièr?

    Can you ship this abroad?

    Usage

    Arranging shipment of a larger purchase

    Grammar Note

    Composed. estrangièr means "abroad"; a l'estrangièr is "to foreign countries"

  8. Qué avètz de mai fresc uèi?

    What is the freshest you have today?

    Usage

    Asking a seller for the best of the day

    Grammar Note

    Composed. de mai fresc means "of the fresher" and works as the superlative here; uèi is "today"

  9. Es tròp car.

    It's too expensive.

    Usage

    Opening a price negotiation

    Grammar Note

    Composed. car means "expensive", unrelated to French "car" (because)

  10. Avètz una talha mai pichona?

    Do you have a smaller size?

    Usage

    Choosing clothes or shoes at a stall

    Grammar Note

    Composed. pichona agrees with the feminine talha; mai + adjective makes the comparative

  11. Un quilò de pomas, se vos plai.

    A kilo of apples, please.

    Usage

    Buying by weight; swap the fruit

    Grammar Note

    Composed. After a quantity comes de + noun; the plural of poma is pomas

  12. lo sucre

    Sugar

    Usage

    Pointing at goods to ask for them at a market

    Grammar Note

    A masculine noun, with the article lo

  13. l'òli

    Cooking oil

    Usage

    Pointing at goods to ask for them at a market

    Grammar Note

    A masculine noun, with the article l'òli

  14. lo vinagre

    Vinegar

    Usage

    Pointing at goods to ask for them at a market

    Grammar Note

    A masculine noun, with the article lo

  15. lo burre

    Butter

    Usage

    Pointing at goods to ask for them at a market

    Grammar Note

    A masculine noun, with the article lo

  16. lo formatge

    Cheese

    Usage

    Pointing at goods to ask for them at a market

    Grammar Note

    A masculine noun, with the article lo

  17. lo mèl

    Honey

    Usage

    Pointing at goods to ask for them at a market

    Grammar Note

    A masculine noun, with the article lo

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