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...made between "[[Dialects_of_Italian|dialects of (Standard) Italian]]" and "dialects and languages of Italy". * [[Italian dialects]]

* as a group of [[Italian dialects]], according to traditional Romance linguistics (see Pellegrini 1975, Rohlf ...], [[Nicosia (EN)|Nicosia]], and [[Novara di Sicilia]]. Northern Italian dialects did not survive in some towns in the [[province of Catania]] that developed

...that the name "mozzarella", which is clearly derived from southern Italian dialects, was the diminuitive form of '''mozza''' (''cut''), or '''mozzare''' (''to

Like all other [[dialects]] of [[Lombard language|Lombard]], Milanese is a Western [[Romance language * reduce the gap between the written forms of Milanese and of other Lombard dialects

'''Savona''' ('''Sàn-na''' in the local [[dialects of Italy|dialect]] of [[Ligurian language (Romance)|Ligurian]]) is a seapor

'''La Spezia''' ('''Spèsa''' in the local [[dialects of Italy|dialect]] of [[Ligurian]]) is a city in the [[Liguria]] region of

...his second wife, Manuela Marrone, then a teacher with an interest in local dialects, who hosted the league's headquarters in her flat.

...d developed in every region, due to political fragmentation of Italy{{rf|2|dialects}}. ...istorical region of Italy had its own so-called ‘dialect’ (with ‘[[Italian dialects|dialect]]’ usually meaning, improperly, a non-Italian Romance language),

...-Dalmatian languages]] of the [[Mezzogiorno|South]] and [[Northern Italian dialects]] of the [[Northern Italy|North]]. ...lian language|dialects of northern Italy]], the older [[southern Italian]] dialects were largely untouched by the Franco-[[Occitan language|Occitan]] influence

...er the centuries many regional languages have developed that some consider dialects of modern Italian. Examples include [[Milanese]], spoken near the city of [

...alled "northern Pugliese" is spoken. In the southern part of the region, dialects of the [[Sicilian language]] called "[[Tarantino dialect|Tarantino]]" and "

...er the centuries many regional languages have developed that some consider dialects of modern Italian. Examples include [[Milanese]], spoken near the city of [

...ardinian-Corsican language]], stictly connected with southern [[Corsican]] dialects (''Sartinesu''). In the island of [[San Pietro]], the language spoken is fr

...ry accounts that Sicilians spoke [[Greek language|Greek]] or Italo-Greek [[dialects]] until at least the 10th century, and in some regions for several more cen ...uence of the different conquerors of, and settlers to, this land. Sicilian dialects are also spoken in the southern and central sections of the Italian regions

...may not help for the smaller towns and villages as many areas still speak dialects that you won't find in any phrasebooks.

...lesser, but not negligible extent, [[Apulia]]n dialects and other southern dialects, with many words of Latin and French origin. Dante's styles ''illustre, car ...as already regarded at the end of the 13th century as surpassing the other dialects; ''Lingua Tusca magis apta est ad literam sive literaturam'' ("The Tuscan t

...lesser, but not negligible extent, [[Apulia]]n dialects and other southern dialects, with many words of Latin and French origin. Dante's styles ''illustre, car ...as already regarded at the end of the 13th century as surpassing the other dialects; ''Lingua Tusca magis apta est ad literam sive literaturam'' ("The Tuscan t

...(in addition to Cornwall) where Celtic influence remains in some regional dialects (see [[Cumbric]]), although [[Southwestern Brythonic|England's Celtic langu