> When checking (I do that regularly), the page:
>
http://yourdictionary.com/grammars.html (an extraordinary resource of web-
> grammars of languages all over the world, regularly updated), I found a grammar
> of Friulian (the first page about Friulian I could find in English):
>
http://www.eirelink.com/alanking/modals/documents/do-g-frl.htm.
>
> AFAIK, Friulian is a Romance language, of the Rumantsh subgroup (one of the
> Romance languages spoken in Switserland IIRC). I think it's an extremely
> interesting grammar to look at, because this Romance language is like no
> other :)) . It keeps length distinctions in stressed syllables, and marks
> subject agreement on the verb not only by verbal endings but also by mandatory
> clitics (exactly like Spoken French, but the written language follows this rule
> too), which disappear only in some precise environments. Another interesting
> feature is that the digraphs 'cj' and 'gj' mark palatal stops! (though they are
> simple affricates in some dialects)
>
> Anyway, look at it, I think it's quite interesting.
>
> Christophe.
>
>
http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr
>
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