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Espagnol
/enˈbjaɾ/
héréditaire
Mandar is just as common in everyday Spanish.
Français
/ɑ̃vwaje/
héréditaire
Italien
/manˈdare/
autre source · Latin MANDĀRE 'to entrust, commission'
Inviare (from INVIĀRE) is used too, especially for letters and emails.
Portugais
/mɐ̃ˈdah/
autre source · Latin MANDĀRE 'to entrust, commission'
Enviar exists too, but Brazilians mostly say mandar.
Roumain
/triˈmite/
autre source · Latin TRANSMITTERE 'to send across'
Catalan
/əmbiˈa/
héréditaire
Anglais
/sɛnd/
anglais natif · Old English sendan
L’ancêtre latin
INVIĀRE (Late Latin)‘to put on the road (from VIA)’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish and French send things 'on the way' (VIA). Italian mandare 'entrusts' them instead, using the verb behind English mandate and command.
Parents anglais: via, voyage, envoy, convoy (VIA); mandate, command (MANDĀRE)
Lois phonétiques à l’œuvre
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esTe envío las fotos mañana.
- frJe t'envoie les photos demain.
- itTi mando le foto domani.
- ptAmanhã eu te mando as fotos.
- roÎți trimit pozele mâine.
- caT'envio les fotos demà.
- enI'll send you the photos tomorrow.
Plus de mots : Verbes essentiels
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- to provide, to supplyproporcionarfournirfornireforneceroferiproporcionar
- to followseguirsuivreseguireseguirurmaseguir
- to save (to rescue)salvarsauversalvaresalvarsalvasalvar
- to addañadirajouteraggiungereacrescentaradăugaafegir
- to be bornnacernaîtrenascerenascernaștenéixer