Capisciútu vs caputu

Discussione in 'General' iniziata da Peppe, 9 Ottobre 2017.

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  1. Peppe

    Peppe New Member

    I've heard calabrian people saying
    " capisciutu" while I never heard it in Sicily. Sicilians mostly use"caputu" or "capitu"
     
    Peppe, 9 Ottobre 2017
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  2. paul

    paul is a Verified Memberpaul Member Membro dello Staff Standardisation Committee

    Which area of Calabria? As we've learned the territory is far from linguistically homogenous, with Reggio being insular. Let's ask Francesco and Giuseppe what they've heard from their respective regions.
     
    paul, 10 Ottobre 2017
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  3. Peppe

    Peppe New Member

    Unfortunately I don't know the area for the word " capisciutu"
    But "mó" and " cacciàri" seem higly diffused in all Calabria while absent in Sicily ( I dont remember if they use it in Messina)
     
    Peppe, 10 Ottobre 2017
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  4. Ruggero II

    Ruggero II New Member

    Or in Catania you can hear "u capisti".
     
    Ruggero II, 6 Novembre 2017
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  5. fissatu

    fissatu Member Membro dello Staff

    It's an honour to have our first ever king in the forum.
     
    fissatu, 7 Novembre 2017
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  6. Ruggero II

    Ruggero II New Member

    Nope, the first king was Agatocle but in hellenistic period.
     
    Ruggero II, 7 Novembre 2017
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  7. fissatu

    fissatu Member Membro dello Staff

    While he may have carried the title of King of kings, he did not rule over the entire island of Sicily.
     
    fissatu, 7 Novembre 2017
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  8. dapal

    dapal New Member

    'nt'â la pruvincia di Trapani e Palermu, si dici «caputu»/«'u capisti».

    Haju amici d'û sud d'â Calabria chi dicinu «capisciutu»/«'u capiscisti», penzu chi esti 'na varianti liŋguistica.
     
    dapal, 7 Novembre 2017
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