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In Picardy the language is known as picard; elsewhere it is known as ch’ti, ch’timi or rouchi. Picard has a number of closely related dialects which are all more or less mutually intelligible. They difer to some extent in vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar, and some have separate literary traditions.
Picard/Grammar1. < Picard. Contents. 1 Names and articles. 2 Numeral adjectives. 3 Possessive adjectives. 4 Verbs. 5 Negative forms. 6 Interrogative forms. 7 Inquiring adjectives. 8 Pronoun interrogatives. In grammar, we distinguish the name, the article, the adjective, the adverb, the verb, the pronoun... Names and articles.
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picard / ch’ti; Welcome: Ch'est ti lo, cmint qu'a vo ? (frm) Hello (General greeting) Bojour Bojour mes gins (frm) Salut ti z'aute (inf) Hello (on phone) How are you? Comint qu'i va ? (frm) Cha va t'i ? Reply to 'How are you?' Cha va fin bien, merchi: Long time no see: What's your name? Kmint qu'os vos aplez ? My name is ... Where are you ...
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Picard is a langue d'oïl of the Romance language family spoken in the northernmost of France and parts of Hainaut province in Belgium. Administratively, this area is divided between the French Hauts-de-France region and the Belgian Wallonia along the border between both countries due to its traditional core being the districts of Tournai and Mons.
“The Picard language cov- ers the widest linguistic area of any regional language in France – five departments in Northern France and part of Belgium – so there are considerable variations from one zone to another,” explains Fernand Carton, a linguist specialising in Picard and author of the “Picard Linguistic and Ethnographic Atlas”.
Dec 1, 2010 · Abstract. For Éloy (1997), two conditions must be met in order for Picard to be considered to be a language. First, it must be perceived to be a linguistic variety that is distinct from French....
