Italian is used in Italy, Vatican City, and San Marino.
It is also used in parts of Switzerland, Slovenia, Croatia, Eritrea, and many other countries.
Dialects shown below: | "standard", Aquilano, Benevento, Filottranese, Gizzeria, Modenese, Roman, San Martinese, and Tuscan |
See also Historical Italian.
shown using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA):
Language information at Wikipedia
The Aquilano dialect of Italian is used primarily in the city of L'Aquila, Italy.
1) Addò stà la camera mé?Language information at Wikipedia
The Benevento dialect of Italian is used in the municipality of Benevento, Italy.
1) Addù è la mìa càmmera?Language information at Wikipedia (in Italian)
The Filottranese dialect of Italian is used in municipality of Filottrano in central Italy.
1) Indó è 'a càmmora mia?The Gizzeria dialect of Italian is used in the city of Gizzeria in the Catanzaro province of Italy.
1) Nduv'e` a cambara mia?Language information at Gizzeria nel mondo
The Modenese dialect of Italian is used in the city of Spilamberto in the Modena province of Italy.
1) Indulé la me cambra?The Roman dialect of Italian is used in Rome, Italy.
1) Dov'è 'a camera mia?Language information at Wikipedia
An introduction to the Roman Dialect
The San Martinese dialect of Italian is used in the Molise region of Italy.
1) 'Ndo è 'a stanze mî?The Tuscan dialect of Italian is used in Tuscany region of Italy.
1) Dov'è la mi' camera?Language information at Wikipedia
Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Omniglot
The four essential travel phrases in English: 1) Where is my room? 2) Where is the beach? 3) Where is the bar? 4) Don't touch me there! |
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