« shopping (for food and household things) » en sept langues
Sensshopping (for food and household things)
Espagnol
/ˈkompɾa/
fém.autre source · comprar, from Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
Hacer la compra; ir de compras is shopping for fun.
Français
/kuʁs/
fém.autre source · course 'errand', ultimately Latin CURSUM 'running'
Always plural in this sense: faire les courses.
Italien
/ˈspesa/
fém.autre source · Latin EXPĒNSAM 'outlay'
Fare la spesa; fare shopping is shopping for clothes.
Portugais
/ˈkõpɾas/
fém.autre source · comprar 'to buy', from Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
Roumain
/kumpərəˈturʲ/
fém.autre source · cumpăra 'to buy', from Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
Catalan
/ˈkompɾə/
fém.autre source · comprar 'to buy', from Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
Anglais
/ˈʃɑpɪŋ/
anglais natif · English shop + -ing
L’histoire
Three different pictures: Spanish 'the purchase', French 'the errands', Italian 'the expense'. All three now also borrow English shopping for browsing in shops.
Parents anglais: compare (es); course (fr); expense (it)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esHago la compra los sábados.
- frJe fais les courses le samedi.
- itFaccio la spesa il sabato.
- ptFaço as compras aos sábados.
- roFac cumpărăturile sâmbăta.
- caFaig la compra els dissabtes.
- enI do the shopping on Saturdays.