Hmm... "Basque has an active and passive voice". Does it mean the voice is both active and passive? Should it be "Basque has active and passive voices?".
Considered as Herri Kirolak the sports those that have as origin the agriculture or fishing I would say that they are not very popular in the sense that there are not many people that practice them, people follows some of them, and move big ammounts of money in bets. For instance, in a big tournament of Aizkolaritza (wood chopping) as it is common in our sports participants receiving an ammount from the bets the winner may win between 12k and 18k €.
What absolutelly rules in Basque traditional sports is Esku Pilota (Hand-pelota) like Jai-Alai but instead of Xistera (this kind of raquet) they use their bare-hands. It moves many people and money, the courts may host 3000 fans, a top player may win about 120k €/year + 3.000€/match. But I don't know if we can consider jeu de force
Another Herri Kirol which is very popular is Trainerak, which basically is a rowing competition in a boats called traineras. These boats were traditionally used to bring in the day’s catch, probably sardines. In the current sport there are 13 oarsmen, and the competition basically is, the boat that arrives first, wins.
The other most distinctive sport is Harrijasotzea, stone lifting, here a video
Could you tell me what the Basque name Goicouria or Goikouria translates to in English? Goi means “high” but I cant figure out the rest. I greatly appreciate your response.
I don't think so, we only have a couple of catalans? I'm wondering if the current election in Spain is expected to change anything in the Basque Country. But the main issue at play is Catalonia.
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Could you tell me what the Basque name Goicouria or Goikouria translates to in English? Goi means “high” but I cant figure out the rest. I greatly appreciate your response.
Goi means upper, Uria is a word used to define an urban core or settlement. So the meaning is upper settlement.
Basque surnames are mostly toponymic surnames.
I don't think so, we only have a couple of catalans? I'm wondering if the current election in Spain is expected to change anything in the Basque Country. But the main issue at play is Catalonia.
Focusing just in the Basque Country elected deputies nothing will change. The doubt is how many deputies will Podemos and PP lost.
If we consider a widder view, It depends on who is in the Spanish Government after elections, if Pedro Sanchez continues being president, nothing will change.
If there is a PP-C's-Vox tripartite we will have to wait to see if they dare to modify the Spanish Constitution and abolish the Statute of Autonomy
I decided to stop posting for a while in several forums, I continued reading the forum from time to time and I saw this post yesterday. I realised I have forgotten the password and I don't know which the email linked to the account because I have not received the reactivation email, so here I am, with a new account. I don't think I will post too much in any case.
no, not recently, from long time ago
I am an Ajax fan and when I was a teenager the golden years started of the 70ies and 80ies..
A bit the same as you
no, not recently, from long time ago
I am an Ajax fan and when I was a teenager the golden years started of the 70ies and 80ies..
A bit the same as you
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