gattupardu

Hi everybody i'm a french student living actually near Lyon.
I'm half italian, half kabyle-algerian. I speak english, italian, sicilian (this is not a dialect!), corsican and a little bit spanish-castillan.
My nickname means "gattopardo", "cheetah", "guepard" in sicilian (by the way, in corsican too).
I hope i'll learn more about spanish there but also about arab, amazigh, catalan languages...
see you, bye.

Klowj

Bonjour guattupardu,

Bienvenue dans l'univers de berberber!

J'espère tu y trouveras ton compte sur les différentes langues et cultures qui t'intéressent. De plus, toute aide que tu saura apporter avec les différentes langues que tu parles sera grandement apprécié.

Enjoy your stay!

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sweetnur

Welcome..
ur heritage sounds very interesting. Nice to meet u. U will enjoy it here

gattupardu

thanks for the welcome
grazie per l'accoglienza
ringraziu pè l'accuglienza
merci pour l'accueil

dusio

Hello! Nice to meet you...

KuzuKuzu

I speak english, italian, sicilian (this is not a dialect!)

if it's not a dialect what is it then ? in linguistic studies is considered a dialect and actually it is like many others: they don't have official recognition!
have a good time!see you and welcome

gattupardu

sicilian is only ignored by italy but several european linguistic studies and many historians considers sicilian as a language, and by the way, as a macrolanguage which comprises the differents sicilian's dialects (sarausa's dialect, palermitanu...), the calabrese's dialects and the Salintinu's dialects.
It is different than most Italian's languages because Sicilian is a Latin, a Greek and an Arabic substrate language at the same time.
Moreover, Sicilan have a sophisticate grammaire and also a rich vocabulary, unique because of its diverse influences.