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Sad_Aspie



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PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 6:23 pm    Post subject: Somiedo/ Somiéu Reply with quote

Me acabo de enterar de que voy a ejercer la docencia este nuevo curso en Somiedo/ Somiéu: ¿algún somedano por este foro? La verdad que me han dicho que es un sitio muy acogedor, pero sé poco más Very Happy , un poco de información no me vendría mal, ¡¡¡muchas gracias!!!

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I just found out I'll be teaching in Somiedo / Somieu. Is someone in this forum originally from there? I've been told it's a very hospitable place, but otherwise know very little. Very Happy A little more info wouldn't be bad. Thank you very much!!!
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Art
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 12:56 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Congratulations on the new job! What will you be teaching (if you're free to tell us)?

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Felicitaciones por el nuevo puesto! ¿Qué vas a enseñar (si estás libre de decirnos)?
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Sad_Aspie



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PostPosted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 8:22 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks a lot!!!

I will be teaching English to Reception, Primary Education and First Cycle of Compulsory Secondary Education students.

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¡¡¡Muchas gracias!!!

Voy a impartir la asignatura de Lengua Inglesa a estudiantes de Educación Infantil, Educación Primaria y el Primer Ciclo de la E.S.O.
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cmtorres



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PostPosted: Sat Sep 12, 2009 10:31 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

¡Waw! ¡Qué lindo! Mi bisabuelo era de Pola de Somiedo...

Estoy ansioso por encontrar a alguien de ahí, y a mis familiares...
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Ayandés



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PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 6:55 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Lo primero, no es Somiéu, sinó Somiedu Wink
Somiéu es como dice la gente de Teverga y otros municipios vecinos, pero los somedanos dicen Somiedu.
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Sad_Aspie



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PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

@cmtorres:

Dígame el nombre y apellidos de su bisabuelo así como de los familiares que éste dejó en Pola de Somiedo: esto es muy pequeño con lo que las posibilidades de encontrar algún familiar son altas, incluso en el caso de que se hayan trasladado a otras ciudades como Oviedo o Gijón, ya que aún en estos casos se sigue manteniendo el contacto con la gente de Pola. La información la puede postear en este hilo o me la puede enviar por privado, como usted prefiera.

@Ayandés:

El topónimo oficial en asturiano es "Somiéu", o sea que las quejas mejor las dirijes a la Academia de la Llingua, jejeje Wink .

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@cmtorres:

Tell me the personal data of your great grandfather as well as that of his relatives in Pola de Somiedo: this place is so little that the possibilities of finding any living relative are really high, even if they have moved to other cities like Oviedo or Gijón; even in those situations people keep in touch with their former neighbours. You may post the requested information on this thread or send it to me as a private message, it's up to you.

@Ayandés:

The official Asturian place name is "Somiéu", thus any complains you may have should be addressed to the Academia de la Llingua, hehehe Wink.


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Ayandés



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PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:45 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sad_Aspie wrote:
El topónimo oficial en asturiano es "Somiéu", o sea que las quejas mejor las dirijes a la Academia de la Llingua, jejeje Wink .


¡Nomenón! Very Happy La Academia recoge Somiedu también en el libro de Nomes de conceyos, parroquies, pueblos y llugares del Principáu d'Asturies. En una nota al pié explican que en Babia se dice también Somiéu, pero en cualquier caso la forma autóctona y por tanto la que se debe usar es la otra: Somiedu.
Esto es porque en occidente se conserva la -d- en las terminaciones -iedu: Somiedu, miedu, Ouviedu,... mientras que en las variedades de asturiano centro-orientales tiende a caer: Somiéu, mieo/mieu, Uvieo/Uviéu,...

En cualquier caso no tiene mayor importancia, solo es un detalle.
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Sad_Aspie



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PostPosted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 10:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Damn!!! It's really cold and snowy in Somiedo!!!


¡¡¡Hace mucho frío y nieva mucho en Somiedo!!!


¡¡¡Qué fríu fae en Somiéu!!! (Ye que fae un fríu qu'escarabaya el peyeyu, hehehe)
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Is
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 4:36 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

And it's been raining incoherently in Manama. At least you can't attribute the snow in Somiedu to climate change. There used to be big-time snowstorms there in the old days...

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Ya en Manama nun fai mas que chover. Pulo menos la nieve en Somiedu nun ia pol cambeo climatico porque vei tiempu caian bonas nevadonas n'Asturias...



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Sad_Aspie



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PostPosted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 10:36 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yeap, you're definitively right Is, snow storms like this current one ought to be expected in Somiéu due to its inner physical characteristics. By the way, what the hell are you doing in Bahrain??? That's definitively a weird place to stay in Smile . Cheers!!!


Sí, ties razón Is, temporales de ñeve comu ésti son de esperar en Somiéu daes les carauterístiques intrínseques de so. Por ciertu, ¿qué faes en Bahréin? Ye un sitiu perestrañu onde tar Smile . Saludos.
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Art
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 2:21 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Flooding in Bahrain? ( Well, I guess it's fitting: "Bah, rain!" )

Isn't Bahrain normally serious desert? I suppose global climate change could be advantageous for some places.

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Inundaciones en Bahrein? (Un chiste que no traduce bien.)

No es Bahrein normalmente un desierto serio? Supongo que el cambio climático global podría ser ventajoso para algunos lugares.
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Ron Gonzalez



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PostPosted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 1:31 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote







Winter in West virginia
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Is
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 4:32 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Art wrote:
Flooding in Bahrain? ( Well, I guess it's fitting: "Bah, rain!" ) Inundaciones en Bahrein? (Un chiste que no traduce bien.)


Actually, I heard the same explanation for the island kingdom's name (Bah rain) in an expat newspaper in Manama. But given it was raining there every day two weeks ago (and serious rain) it did make a bit of sense, were it not so ridiculous as an explanation.

Bahrein in Arabic means 'Two Seas' (Bahr=sea) '-ein' (ending for two in Arabic). The word comes from the fact that fresh water sprung from the ocean floor around the island. Divers would swim down with ceramic jars and fill them up with freshwater. These springs, mostly in the northern half of the island, were also found on the island itself. Mesopotamian chronicles about a place called Dilmun are thought to refer to Bahrain.

The amount of rainfall that has been falling there is thought to be freakish. Yes, it's technically extreme desert conditions. But climate change seems to be taking it more in a tropical direction, if the rain continues.

Sad-Aspie--I was there on a work assignment, but just got into Asturias, where it's freezing cold. You ought to take pics of Pola de Somiedu for us!
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Sad_Aspie



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PostPosted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 6:05 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi Is,

First of all, I would like to apologise for the delay, I've been really busy these days... loads, loads, and loads of work...

Sure I will post pics of Somiedo!!! I'm taking pictures of some beautiful teitos at the moment, so I guess I'll post a mixture of both views of Somiedo and awesome teitos I've come across.

Just to finish, I would like to warn anyone who might have in mind visiting Somiedo: if your Spanish is a bit rusty, make sure you take some lessons before you set your foot in Somiedo. Although people here is warm and easy going, their English is not precisely fluent... I'm having a really, really, really hard time trying to make these children speak something loosely similar to British English, and my own level of English is steadily deteriorating in the process, which is really sad. Anyway, nobody told me it was going to be easy, I guess...
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