Word Differences in Romance languages!!

[ybgy]

I thank the lady who provided both the Spanish and Catalan words.

[mstudio]

To make up for the missing romanian person:

Cat: Pisică
Three: Trei
Clock: Ceas. Orologie like the french and italian word is used for big and old looking clocks.
Tomato: Roșie, like the color red which in romanian is roșu, roșie being the feminine version of the color.

[PeterLiuIsBeast]

So in Italian is tomato literally gold apple?

[marcelohjsakura]

Pomodoro é marca de extrato de tomate, no Brasil!

[chuchogarcia]

Muy hermosos todo viva los idiomas romances

[MonkeyDLuffy-mcwc]

America isn't a country, it's a continent.

[mario]

The romanian is the foundling latin brother 😢

[DimitrijDimitrij]

Română 🇷🇴

Cat - Pisică
Three - Trei
Clock - Ceas
Flower - Floare
Tomato - Roșie

[mr.cebuano]

Next pls . Germanic languages:

West-germanic: german, dutch, english.
North-germanic:danish, swedish, Norwegian.

[arsyazacky]

Tomato in Brazil same in

Indonesia Tomat not Tomats

[amitrajshortvideo]

Tamatar is called in india😊😊😊😊❤😊😊😊😊🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[tonyde]

Minha gata Ana me chamando de gato !! 😊

[ameliacardenas]

I like how they put English which isn’t a Latin language, (it’s Germanic) but didn’t put Romanian which IS a Latin language.

[Caritas]

❤❤The romance languages are so interesting❤❤❤

[RogerRamos]

As a BR Portuguese speaker I'd say three three times: my accent tres, carioca treish, and average pronunciation treis.

[MarcSimiTech]

Just like in Lingosonic mobile app. Romanian could be included here too ;-)

[anijinha_]

Eu achei que a estadunidense era a menina brasileira e a espanhola era a alemã 😂

[ukasz]

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⏰ZEGAR
💐 KWIATY
🍅POMIDOR

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[giulioBonati]

They included America and forgot our slavic sibling: Romania.

[giorgiociaravolol]

Let me explain the word pomodoro: it literally means “golden apple" in reinassance italian. I think we found it so tasty that we decided it was gold standard for our cuisine and the shape is similar to the apple, so there you go