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Italiano 1 Signora Sapone

Italiano 1 Signora Sapone. I giorni della settimana. I calendari. Il calendario americano. Il calendario italiano. La domenica.

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Italiano 1 Signora Sapone

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  1. Italiano 1Signora Sapone I giornidellasettimana

  2. I calendari • Il calendarioamericano • Il calendarioitaliano

  3. La domenica • Comes from Latin day of dominicus, day of the Lord; for the Roman world, before the coming of Christianity, it was the day of the Sun, in the US and Northern Europe is known as Sunday. (Day of the Sun) • Vienedallatinodies dominicus, giorno del Signore; per ilmondoromano, prima dell’avvento del Cristianesimo, era dies solis, giorno del Sole, negliStatiUniti e del nordEuropasichiamaSunday.

  4. Il lunedi • Dal latinodies lunae, giornodellaluna. In moltipaesieuropei, Italia e sudamerica è consideratoil primo giornodellasettimana, mentrenegliStatiUniti, in Brasile e per la Chiesacattolica è ilsecondo. Per questomotivo in alcunelingue (arabo, grego, e portoghese) ilnomesignifica “secondogiorno”. • From Latin dies lunae, day of the moon. In many European countries, Italy and South America, it is considered the first day of the week, while in the US, Brazil and for the Catholic Church, it is the second. Therefore, in some languages like Arab, Greek and Portuguese, the name means “Second day”.

  5. Il martedi • Vienedallatinodies Martis, giornodiMarte. Martis era ildiodi Guerra. Martisè anche un dioterrale, e percio è diventatoildiodellamorte e finalmenteildiodiguerra. Era il padre di Romulus e Remus, ifundatoridi Roma. I romanisichiamano “I figlidiMartis”. • From Latin dies Martis, day of Mars. Mars was the god of war. Martis was also an earth god and therefore became the god of death and finally the god of war. It was the father of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. The Romans call themselves “The children of Martis”.

  6. Il mercoledi • Dal latinodies Mercurli, ilgiornodiMercurio. Considerando la domenica come primo giornodellasettimana, ilmercoledì la divide in due. In tedesco, la parola “mercoledì” (Mittwoch) significa “metàdellasettimana”. Mercurio era ildiodeimercanti e commercio. C’è un festivalecelebratoil 15 maggio. • From Latin dies Mercurli, the day of Mercury. Considering that Sunday is the first day of the week, Wednesday divides it in two. In German, the word “Wednesday” (Mittwoch) means half of the week. Mercury was the god of commerce and merchants. A festival is celebrated on May 15th.

  7. Il giovedi • Dal latinodies Jovis, ilgiornodiGiove, ancheconsciuto come iovis, Jove = Jupiter, ildiopiùimportante, ildio supreme del Pantheon Romano. L’inglese Thursday derivainvecedalladivinitàceltica Thor ed è probabilechedallstessaradice derive ancheilsostantivo “thunder” (tuono); • From Latin days of Jovis, day of Giove, also known as iovis, Jove= Jupiter, the most important god, the Supreme god of the Roman Pantheon. In English, Thursday is derived instead from the Celtic word Thor and probably from the same root comes the noun “thunder” (tuono)

  8. Il venerdi • Dal latinodies Veneris, giornodiVenere. Venere era la figliadiJovis. I termini inglese Friday e Tedesco Freitagsiriferiscono al suoessere, un tempo, giornosacroalladeaFreyja. • From Latin dies Veneris, day of Venere. Venere was the daugher of Jovis (Jupiter). The English word Friday and the German word Freitag, refer to as ‘her being’, a time, a sacred day of the goddess Freyja.

  9. Il sabato • Dal latinosabbatumderivante a suavoltadall’ebraicoshabbath, giornodedicato al riposo. Per ilmondoromano, prima dell’avvento del cristianesimo, era dies Saturni, giornodiSaturno, utilizzatooggineipaesili lingua inglese (Saturday) e del nordEuropa. • From Latin sabbatum, derived at the same time from the Hebrew word ‘shabbath’ day dedicated to rest. For the Roman world, before the coming of Christianity, it was the day of Saturno, used today in English speaking countries and Northern Europe as Saturday.

  10. I giornidellasettimana • Cisonosettegiorninellasettimana (2x) • lunedi • martedi • mercoledi • giovedi (2x) • venerdi • sabato e • domenica (2x) • There are seven days in the week (2x) • Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursday (2x) • Friday • Saturday and • Sunday (2x)

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