ROMANCE Languages COMPARISON | Seasons & Months

In this episode, we will see how Seasons and Months are named in Italian, Romanian, Portuguese, French, Spanish compared to Latin.
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[@mimisor66]

Month in Romanian comes from the word moon, in fact moon and month are the same "lună". The name of the months are neologisms, the old ones described some characterictic of the month: gerar, făurar, marțişor, prier, florar, cireşar, cuptor, gustar, răpciune, brumărel, brumar, undrea/îndrea. So January would be named from frost (ger), May from flower, June from cherries, cuptor means oven denoting the hottest month, brumă is hoar and you have the little hoar month /brumărel, and the hoar month...

[@12carbon]

The names of the months aren't really neologisms. Since they originate from Latin and many are directly borrowed through Old Church Slavonic, which was used between 9th and the 11th centuries, the words are about a thousand years old.

[@Games-hn3ys]

Sometimes English is more latin than Latin 😊

[@12carbon]

What?

[@saebica]

Aromanian: Meshilji: Primuvearã Vearã Toamnã Iarnã Meshi: Yinaru Shcurtu Martsu Apriru Maiu Cirisharu Anularu Avgustu Yismãciunu Sumedru Brumaru Andreu

[@qrei9032]

romanian is the most similar to roman language =]

[@12carbon]

Italian is most similar to Latin.

[@ohddyixidcitxffiti]

Захожу иногда в ТЦ в магазин женского белья а там «Primavera», думаю что за Вера такая, про какую-то приму Веру магазин, а оказывается это означает весна …