Learn Piedmontese Basic Vocabulary: Essential Words and Phrases for Beginners
Discover the most useful Piedmontese words to start speaking today! Learn vocabulary for family, numbers, colours, days, months and more.
Learn Family Vocabulary In Piedmontese
mother - mare (from Latin māter)
father - pare (from Latin pater)
daughter - fija (from Latin fīlia)
son - fiöl (from Latin fīlius)
brother - frel (from Latin frāter)
sister - sör (from Latin soror)
cousin (male) - cüsin (from Latin cōnsobrīnus)
cousin (female) - cüsina (from Latin cōnsobrīna)
uncle - barba
aunt - magna
grandmother - mare granda
grandfather - pare grand
Learn Numbers In Piedmontese
zero - zero (from Arabic صفر (ṣifr))
one - ün (from Latin ūnus)
two - dui (from Latin duo)
three - tre (from Latin trēs)
four - quatr (from Latin quattuor)
five - sinc (from Latin quīnque)
six - ses (from Latin sex)
seven - set (from Latin septem)
eight - öt (from Latin octō)
nine - növ (from Latin novem)
ten - des (from Latin decem)
eleven - ùndes (from Latin ūndecim)
twelve - dùdes (from Latin duodecim)
thirteen - tredës (from Latin trēdecim)
fourteen - quatòrdes (from Latin quattuordecim)
fifteen - quìndes (from Latin quīndecim)
sixteen - sëdes (from Latin sēdecim)
seventeen - disset (from Latin septendecim)
eighteen - disdöt (from Latin duodēvīgintī)
nineteen - disnöv (from Latin ūndēvīgintī)
twenty - vint (from Latin vīgintī)
twenty-one - vintün (from Latin vīgintī ūnus)
twenty-two - vintedui (from Latin vīgintī duo)
thirty - tranta (from Latin trīgintā)
forty - quaranta (from Latin quadrāgintā)
fifty - sinquanta (from Latin quīnquāgintā)
sixty - sessanta (from Latin sexāgintā)
seventy - stanta (from Latin septuāgintā)
eighty - utanta (from Latin octōgintā)
ninety - nuvanta (from Latin nōnāgintā)
one hundred - sent (from Latin centum)
Learn Colours in Piedmontese
red - russ
blue - blö
yellow - giaun
green - verd
white - bianc
black - neir
orange - aranciun
purple - viola
pink - rösa
gray - gris
brown - maron
gold - dorà
silver - argent
Learn Days In Piedmontese
Monday - lünes (from Latin diēs Lūnae)
Tuesday - màrtes (from Latin diēs Mārtis)
Wednesday - mèrcul (from Latin diēs Mercuriī)
Thursday - giobia (from Latin diēs Iovis)
Friday - vëner (from Latin diēs Veneris )
Saturday - saba (from Latin sabbatum)
Sunday - dümìnica (from Latin dīēs Dominica)
Learn Months In Piedmontese
January - genè (from Latin Iānuārius)
February - fërvé (from Latin Februārius)
March - mars (from Latin Mārtius)
April - avril (from Latin Aprīlis)
May - magg (from Latin Maius)
June - giügn (from Latin Iūnius)
July - lüj (from Latin Iūlius)
August - agust (from Latin Augustus)
September - stèmber (from Latin September)
October - otùber (from Latin Octōber)
November - novèmber (from Latin November)
December - dzèmber (from Latin December)
Learn Food And Drink In Piedmontese
Vegetables
aubergine - marzana
carrot - carota
chili - puvrunin
corn - mais
cucumber - cucümer
garlic - aj
lettuce - laitüa
onion - siula
potato - patata
broccoli - bròcul
Fruit
apple - pum
banana - banana
cherry - ceresa
coconut - coc
grape - üva
lemon - limun
melon - amlun
orange - portügal
peach - persi
pear - prüss
pineapple - ananas
strawberry - frola
tomato - tumàtica
watermelon - angüria
Drinks
beer - bira
coffee - cafè
juice - giüss
lemonade - limunada
milk - lait
tea - tè
water - eva
wine - vin
Learn Essential Piedmontese
yes - sì
no - no
hello - ciao
good morning - bundì
good afternoon - buon pomeriggio
good evening - buna seira
good night - buna nöit
goodbye - arvëdse
please - per piasì
thank you (very much) - grassie (tante)
how are you? - cum a l'é?
I am ok - mi i stagh ben
happy birthday - bun cumpleann
I love you - it vöj ben
Merry Christmas - Bun Natal
Happy New Year - Bun Ann Növ
The orthography used on this page follows the conventions used by the "piemunteis.it" website.