22-01-2023, 12:10 PM
I can understand you about the pictures.
For me, the pictures show immediately that it is an excerpt from the dictionary. I could also do it in English, but I don't know of a good or reliable dictionary.
Since I don't make or need to make any major adjustments to the grammar, I think it's in Latin or a dialect.
Adjustments in tone are possible, but also normal.
"wie geht es / wie gaht's / wie goht's" How does it go? in German, Alemannic and Bavarian.
I think something like that also occurs in Italian depending on the region, I guess. Here someone like Marco would have to know further.
For me, the pictures show immediately that it is an excerpt from the dictionary. I could also do it in English, but I don't know of a good or reliable dictionary.
Since I don't make or need to make any major adjustments to the grammar, I think it's in Latin or a dialect.
Adjustments in tone are possible, but also normal.
"wie geht es / wie gaht's / wie goht's" How does it go? in German, Alemannic and Bavarian.
I think something like that also occurs in Italian depending on the region, I guess. Here someone like Marco would have to know further.

