Usar "occitan" en una oración

1. said the family patriarch in a curious mixture of Occitan

2. General Arnold already tested me about this in 1942 and found out that I can speak dozens of ancient languages, including Ancient Egyptian, Elamite, Chaldean, Kassite, Aramaic, Ionian Greek, Sanskrit, Olmec, Celt, Norse and Occitan

3. She could however hear the voices of people inside the nearby houses, voices speaking in Occitan, the common language spoken in the Ninth Century in the southern half of what would become France but which was now called Western Francia

4. Thankfully, the teaching pack for Occitan had been part of the mnemotronic databanks kept by the history department of the MARCO POLO, the language having survived on Earth until the 21st Century, when it had been electronically formatted for the use of historians

5. Ann and her small team had thus been able to learn Occitan in less than half an hour through a session in mnemotronic chairs

6. The woman with black hair then spoke up in a kind of Occitan that, while accented and a bit strange, was easily understandable to Jean and the other Toulousains in the inn

7. She speaks and write Latin and Greek, op top of Occitan and of her own language, which she calls ‘English’

8. As I said before, she speaks and writes Occitan, Latin and Greek, plus her own native language, of course

9. A small bearded man following Pham in the lineup surprised the food inspector by expressing contentment about the food spread while speaking in Occitan

10. When she spoke to Vyyn, it was in a fair but accented Occitan

11. The woman then spoke in Occitan, a language Beaudouin knew well

12. An hour-long session in what they called a ‘mnemotronic chair’ had been enough to make her assimilate Modern English, Occitan and Old Japanese, plus modern mathematics at the basic level

13. The foreign accoutrements of the newcomers made Humbert, the senior merchant of the group, curious about them and he shouted in Occitan at them

14. The answer came in a heavily accented but still understandable Occitan

15. Arming himself with courage, the merchant then spoke in Occitan

16. Hearing the Jewish merchants wonder between themselves how they would carry away such heavy quantities of steel and glass products, the salesman approached them and presented his right hand for a shake while speaking in Occitan to them

17. Lynn, who had assimilated Occitan on arrival in Toulouse, like all the other occupants of the Toulouse Tower, pointed the dog and spoke hesitantly in Occitan