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Bihotz sayings 🖋️
Hello Bihotz lovers! Now that you know what "Bihotz" means, are you ready to use it in different expressions? We've tried to put together all Basque sayings containing the word "Bihotz", so can speak like a native. Ready to take a deep dive into one of Europe’s most mysterious and fascinating languages? Here’s everything you need to know. Bihotzean dagoena, mihira irten. English equivalent: The tongue ever turns to the aching tooth. People cannot help expressing their feelings/emotions, they cannot keep them inside, though some people do seem to come pretty close to suceeding. Begietatik urruti, bihotzetik urruti. English equivalent: Out of...
Playing Basque Pelota in Paris ⚾
Kaixo Bihotz Lovers, Have you ever heard about Basque pelota? Basque pelota is the name for a variety of court sports played with a ball using one's hand, a racket, a wooden bat or a basket, against a wall (frontis or Fronton) or, more traditionally, with two teams face to face separated by a line on the ground or a net. The roots of this class of games can be traced to the Greek and other ancient cultures. Parisian Basque Pelota Nowadays, we can find two places where we can play Basque Pelota in Paris: 1. Chiquito de Cambo The Chiquito de...
The History of the Basque Irrintzi 📜
Kaixo Bihotz Lovers! Have you ever heard an irrintzi? The word irrintzi refers originally to the traditional Basque folk high-pitched scream used to express celebration or happiness. The irrintzi is the blood-chilling yell that originated in the Pyrenees thousands of years ago, rising from a hundred throats as Basque warriors leaped from crags, terrorizing invaders. What is an Irrintzi? An Irrintzi is a long, shrill scream that is executed with on breath. Formerly it was widely used in the mountains of the Basque Country by shepherds. How is it used? Today, Basque people use it as a sign of joy....
Our 10 favourite Basque proverbs 📝
Kaixo Bihotz Lovers, Do you want to learn some useful Basque expressions? Get a paper and a pencil, you're ready to go: 📝 1. A, zer parea! Karakola eta barea! "Oh, what a pair, a snail and a slug."Said of people who share similar defects or habits, and spend time together. 2. Aberats izatea baino, izen ona hobe. "Rather than being rich, a good name is better."It's better to have a good reputation than to be rich. 3. Adiskide onekin, orduak labur. "With a good friend, the hours short."Time flies when you are among friends. 4. Ardi txikia, beti...
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