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Author: Giovanni Pinto

I am working on the preservation of Eilaunders (Schiermonnikoog Frisian)
9 Sep 20219 Sep 2021 Giovanni Pinto

In tang sprakke is sò as in wereld yn dysalm drage

10 Aug 202110 Aug 2021 Giovanni Pinto

A Sàgrë du Pwólpë a Mmáulë dë Bbêrë.

6 Aug 202110 Aug 2021 Giovanni Pinto

Piccì një stáunë nëmònnë Muláisë è Taλλênë nd’ a Mérëkë?

27 Mar 202127 Mar 2021 Giovanni Pinto

De bjaun twisken Mola di Bari en Lytje Pole

27 Mar 20212 Apr 2021 Giovanni Pinto

In liefdesgedicht dat ik jisternacht schreeuwn hew

16 Mar 202117 Mar 2021 Giovanni Pinto

Waans braid dò ytste is waans wes dò sprakste

14 Jan 202115 Jan 2021 Giovanni Pinto

Wer ‘t ús werk om gie

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