Thank you so much Paula 🙏 I’m so happy to read that it makes you want to read more! Don’t hesitate to tell me what you would be most curious to know about.
Thank you Liza! I love the Balagne region - the light is beautiful there - but I’ve never been to Speluncato myself. My partner is from Ajaccio so even though we live in Bastia we often have the occasion to go see his family in the South.
Oh I loved this post, Maïlys! I had no idea that Corsica has own language! Wow. I translated the sign off on your blog posts (asked Google translator to detect the language). It says it was Corsican! 🤗 seriously, I had no idea! Learned something new today! And it’s not even 10am 🤓
Oh thank you Olya, I’m glad that you liked it. Your comment makes me realize that I should probably put the translation of "A prestu" at the end. Corsica has indeed its own language but most of the people speak French in everyday life - although here in Bastia, the native language is more often used and there are many initiatives in the city promoting this language.
Oh I’m so happy to have discovered you here @Maïlys Ray. I need to add you to #FranceStack ! And I’m very keen to hear more from you
Judy
Thank you Judy and welcome, I hope you’ll like it here! I’d be delighted to see Sip of Corsica in your #FranceStack 😊
I love the way you describe Corsica. I'm so curious to hear and learn more!!
Thank you so much Paula 🙏 I’m so happy to read that it makes you want to read more! Don’t hesitate to tell me what you would be most curious to know about.
Lovely post. I spent 1 week in the village of Speluncato last year in October and two nights in Ajaccio. Both were spectacular
Thank you Liza! I love the Balagne region - the light is beautiful there - but I’ve never been to Speluncato myself. My partner is from Ajaccio so even though we live in Bastia we often have the occasion to go see his family in the South.
Oh I loved this post, Maïlys! I had no idea that Corsica has own language! Wow. I translated the sign off on your blog posts (asked Google translator to detect the language). It says it was Corsican! 🤗 seriously, I had no idea! Learned something new today! And it’s not even 10am 🤓
Oh thank you Olya, I’m glad that you liked it. Your comment makes me realize that I should probably put the translation of "A prestu" at the end. Corsica has indeed its own language but most of the people speak French in everyday life - although here in Bastia, the native language is more often used and there are many initiatives in the city promoting this language.
I find it so interesting. Would love to know more about history and traditions.
I’ve enjoyed reading this Mailys, and am looking forward to seeing where you take us next.
Thank you so much Michela 🙏