Re: Italogallic in Zera, and other languages.
| From: | Carlos Eugenio Thompson (EDC) <edccet@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, April 25, 2000, 17:13 |
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> From: Mangiat [SMTP:mangiat@TIN.IT]
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> In Southern Switzerland they use Italian as official language, but, in
> everyday's life, even on TV (not during the news or political talkshows,
> obviously), they use dialect, or, at least, they used to use dialect till
> 20
> years ago. Indeed, with increasing immigration, many people now speak
> dialect only in family - as in Italy -, and not in public life. It's up to
> you to decide, now!
>
So, are these Swiss Italian dialects ItaloGallic dialects? How would they
be called if the name "Italian" is not used?
> Luca