>
> Some basic stuff is available at
>
http://www.spinfo.uni-koeln.de/mensch/language.html ,
> including some of the sound changes (or lack of sound changes).
> Basically, the
> Latin vowel qualities are retained, though length is lost; Latin /k/ and
> /g/ are
> preserved before front vowels; Latin /ll/ -> /d.d./, where the dot marks
> retroflexion. Grammatically, the articles are su/sa (< ipse/ipsa).
> Sardinian split from the evolving Romance languages very early, perhaps
> in the -1st
> century.
>