Aragonese language

Aragonese language

("woman", Sp. _es. "mujer", Cat. _ca. "muller")), ACUT'LA > _an. "agulla" ("needle", Sp. _es. "aguja", Cat. _ca. "agulla")
*Unlike Spanish, Latin -B- is maintained in past imperfect endings of verbs of the second and third conjugations: _an. "teneba / teniba" ("he had", Sp. _es. "tenía", Cat. _ca. "tenia"), _an. "dormiba" ("he was sleeping", Sp. _es. "dormía", Cat. _ca. "dormia")
*Aragonese is, along with dialects of Gascon, the only Western Romance language to have preserved the voicelessness of many intervocalic stop consonants, e.g. CLETA > _an. "cleta" ("sheep hurdle", Cat. _ca. "cleda", Fr. _fr. "claie"), CUCULLIATA > "cocullata" ("crested lark", Sp. _es. "cogujada", Cat. _ca. "cogullada")

Grammar

Aragonese grammar is similar to the grammar of other Iberian Romance languages, such as Spanish and Catalan.

Pronouns

Aragonese, like many other Romance languages, but unlike other Ibero-Romance languages, preserves the difference between the Latin forms 'ende' and 'ibi'as 'en/ne' and 'bi/i/ie'.

ee also

*Aragonese Wikipedia

External links

* [http://www.academiadelaragones.org/ Academia de l'Aragonés] , language regulator for Aragonese.
* [http://www.nogara-religada.org/ A.C. Nogará] , Cultural society & school Nogará.
* [http://www.consello.org/ Consello d'a Fabla Aragonesa]
* [http://www.sociedat.es.tl/Inicio.htm Sociedat de Lingüistica Aragonesa]
* [http://www.charrando.com Aragonese language]
* [http://es.geocities.com/cursetaragones/engcur.htm Aragonese Course]
* [http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=arg Ethnologue report for Aragonese]
* [http://www.language-museum.com/a/aragonese.php Aragonese Language Sample]
* [http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/translation/Aragonese/ Webster's Aragonese-English Dictionary]


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