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[[Italy]] currently has one national language: [[Italian language| Standard Italian]]. Many of the regional varieties of Italian spoken aroun * [[French language|French]]

...t [[larva]]e. ''Casu marzu'' means "rotten cheese" in [[Sardinian language|Sardinian]] and is known colloquially as '''maggot cheese'''. ...e cheese becomes very soft, with some liquid (called ''lagrima'', from the Sardinian for "[[tears]]") seeping out. The larvae themselves appear as translucent w

...talian language|Italian]], ''Sardigna'' or ''Sardinna'' in the [[Sardinian language]], is the second largest island in the [[Mediterranean Sea]] ([[Sicily]] is ...00 BC]], [[Phoenicia]]n mariners established several ports of trade on the Sardinian coast. In [[509 BC]], war broke out between the native Nuragic people and t

...my of 23,000 men, under [[Titus Manlius Torquatus]], met the Carthagianian-Sardinian allied forces in the south of the island, defeating them and killing 12,000 ...influence of [[Latin language|Latin]], turning eventually into a [[romance language|Romance tongue]]. The Phoenician-Punic culture remained very strong under t

...s called '''''Casteddu''''' (literally, ''the castle'') in the [[Sardinian language]]. It has about 160,000 inhabitants, or about 300,000 including the suburbs ...rround the current district of Castello (Casteddu 'e susu in the Sardinian language) were built by the Pisans, most notably the two remaining white limestone t

|'''[[Official language]]''' || [[Italian language|Italian]]¹ ...[French language|French]] is co-official in the [[Aosta Valley]]; [[German language|German]] is co-official in [[South Tyrol]].<br>

|Rank || 19–20 native (in a near tie with [[Turkish language|Turkish]] and [[Urdu]]) ...], [[European Union]], [[San Marino]], [[Slovenia]], [[Somalia]] (regional language), [[Vatican City]], [[Istria county]] of [[Croatia]]

...roups that go by their ethnic name, such as [[Lombards]], [[Sicilians]], [[Sardinian]]s, [[Milanese]], etc. Italy currently has one national language [[Italian culture|Italian]]. Several other languages are also spoken throug

...roups that go by their ethnic name, such as [[Lombards]], [[Sicilians]], [[Sardinian]]s, [[Milanese]], etc. Italy currently has one national language [[Italian culture|Italian]]. Several other languages are also spoken throug

The '''Lega Nord''' ([[Italian language|Italian]] for "'''Northern League'''," '''LN''') is an [[List of political ...he two parties formed the [[Pact for the Autonomies]] (to which also the [[Sardinian Action Party]] took part) and presented a joint list for the [[Italian gene

...community possesses a unique musical tradition that reflects the history, language, and ethnic composition of that particular locale. These traditions reflect ...of their own regional tradition; this rejection of the standard [[Italian language]] in folk song is nearly universal. There is little perception of a common

...njou]], and later [[Napoleon]], along with Spanish influence, affected the language and culinary skills as seen in the naming conventions of items such as cake ...e meal. Fresh herbs such as mint and myrtle are popular in dishes as well. Sardinian bread is made in a drier format, which keeps longer than high-moisture brea