Yoga & Wellness

1. Datti ina lecziun da yoga oz?

   Is there a yoga class today?

   Usage

   Asks at a hotel or spa whether there is a yoga class that day

   Grammar Note

   Lecziun is feminine and means a class or lesson. Yoga is masculine. Composed sentence; native review recommended

2. A tge ura cumenza la lecziun?

   What time does the class start?

   Usage

   Asks what time a class begins

   Grammar Note

   To ask the time of something, use A tge ura …?. Cumenzar means to start. A morning-session-specific phrase was not confirmed, so this is the general form. Composed sentence; native review recommended

3. Èsi questa lecziun adattada per principiants?

   Is this class suitable for beginners?

   Usage

   Checks that a class is fine for someone trying it for the first time

   Grammar Note

   Adattà becomes adattada to agree with the feminine lecziun. Principiant means a beginner; the plural is principiants. Composed sentence; native review recommended

4. Jau vuless reservar ina lecziun privata.

   I'd like to book a private session.

   Usage

   Says you want a one-to-one session instead of a group class

   Grammar Note

   Privat (private) becomes privata with lecziun. Lecziun privata is the term for a private lesson. Composed sentence; native review recommended

5. Jau hai ina blessura al schanugl / al dies.

   I have a knee / back injury.

   Usage

   Tells the instructor before a class that you have a knee or back injury

   Grammar Note

   Pick either knee or back. Schanugl and dies are both masculine. The follow-up asking for modified poses was left out because a wording could not be confirmed. Composed sentence; native review recommended

6. Datti ina sesida da meditaziun?

   Is there a meditation session available?

   Usage

   Asks whether a meditation class or slot is offered

   Grammar Note

   Sesida means a sitting or session; meditaziun is feminine. Composed sentence; native review recommended

7. Quant ditg dura la lecziun?

   How long is the class?

   Usage

   Asks how long a class lasts

   Grammar Note

   Quant ditg dura …? is the standard way to ask how long something takes. Durar means to last. Composed sentence; native review recommended

8. Poss jau participar senza annunzia?

   Can I drop in without a reservation?

   Usage

   Asks whether you can join a class without signing up in advance

   Grammar Note

   Annunzia is feminine and means a registration or sign-up, slightly different from reservaziun (a booking). Composed sentence; native review recommended

9. Datti ina sauna u in bogn da vapur?

   Is there a sauna or steam room?

   Usage

   Asks whether a hotel or spa has a sauna or steam bath

   Grammar Note

   Bogn is masculine and means a bath or bathing place; vapur is steam. Sauna is feminine. Composed sentence; native review recommended

10. Datti ina gardaroba u ina chaschella da segirezza?

    Is there a changing room / locker?

    Usage

    Asks where to change and where to leave your belongings at a spa or pool

    Grammar Note

    Gardaroba is a changing room or cloakroom; chaschella da segirezza is a lockable storage box. Composed sentence; native review recommended

11. Quai era ina lecziun stupenta, grazia fitg!

    That was a wonderful class — thank you!

    Usage

    Thanks the teacher at the end of a class

    Grammar Note

    Stupend (wonderful) becomes stupenta with lecziun. A word for the instructor was not confirmed, so the card praises the class instead. Composed sentence; native review recommended

12. Datti in bogn termal en vischinanza?

    Is there a thermal bath nearby?

    Usage

    Used to look for a spa that uses thermal spring water

    Grammar Note

    Bogn termal is a bath using thermal water (terma means a thermal spring). Composed sentence; native review recommended

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