Parole più belle del Dialetto Emiliano - Most beautiful words of Gallo-Italic (Emilian variety).
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Language spoken in Northern Italy between the river Reno and Taro, in the provinces of Reggio Emilia, Modena, western Bologna, and Eastern Parma.
Dove posso trovare un dizionario d’emiliân? Vivo negli Stati Uniti e sto imparando Reggiano e Emiliân per parlare con la mia famiglia ospitante a Reggio. Studio l’educazione della lingua italiana qui e dialettologia, però ho vissuto a Reggio e mi sono raccomandati questo canale ai tutti I miei professori. Grazie per il contenuto dall’ America!😀
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❤ 🤟 ❤ demás este canal y al mi ver, Emiliano es un etnolecto un idioma separado dello italiano bandera ainda que sea dentro della Italia mas de facto es una otra lengua mismo.
You have said it all, Cisalpine Gaul or Northern Italy is a reality of its own completely distinct from what people stereotype as "Italian".
@@parleremilian6879 Gratia, polla consideraxion, Emiliano es un idioma totalmente lindo y separado dello italiano con xonidos celtas, bálticos, xermanicos y latinos y finnicos.💙💙💙💙💙.
Emiliano debe ser ensinado y divulgado en todo planeta, es lo idioma de la lideranza y orden.
La parola inglese, chemistry, en emiliano sona muy similar Chemich, Emiliano tiene relaciones semânticas com gallo, breton y córnico
Emiliano tiene fuertes relaciones con lo gallese, gaulois y gales. Tiene sonoridades balticas y finicas muy fortes y celtas.
Our ancestors were Celtic-Lugurian tribes, specifically an intricate mixture of the Boii and the Friniates.
Can you be understood if you speak Emilian to people who speak the Ludesan dialect?
The languages of Cisalpine Gaul are all mutually intelligibile, especially western lombard (ludesan) and standard emilian. It changes the pronunciation but the vocabulary and the structure is the same.
@@parleremilian6879 It's interesting to know that. Lodi was founded by the Boi Celtic tribe the same one that populated parts of Emilia Romagna.
@@karldo4809 Lodi belongs the land of the Insubres. There is no archeological evidence to support the legend that it was founded by the Boi. The Boii settlement area was between Western Bologna and Eastern Parma. East of the river Reno the Boii influence is very small, such as in Bologna, where according to archeological research they mostly remained etruscans. But there is an exception of few apennines valleys east of the Reno like Monterenzio, a place where it was found a significant celtic settlement, one of the greatest of Northern Italy.
@@parleremilian6879 What are your sources? Please provide website address or book names.
@@karldo4809 Storia di Bologna. Vol 1: Bologna nell'antichità. This is the most scientifically rigorous book on the subject that reports all the latest archeological findings, including all etruscan and Celtic settlements found in the province of Bologna. No Celtic settlement has ever been found in the North Eastern part of Bologna. Within the city of Bologna Celtic settlements are all concentrated in its western part, but they are heavily mixed with etruscans and they are tombs, not really settlements. The true Celtic settlement are instead found west of the Rhine, in places like Calasecchio di Reno, where a Celtic village of pure La Tene culture (no etruscan influence) was found. But this doesn't mean that the land West of the Rhine was purely Celtic, but it means that the Celts had a much stronger impact and they were mixed with Ligurians, not with Etruscans.
Indeed Celto-Ligurian can be considered the dominant ethnic group of Piedmont, Lombardy, and "Emilia" west of the Rhine (which before 1861 was known simply as Lombardy, not as Emilia).
During Celtic times the city of Bologna was completely abandoned because the Celts were not interested in urban life, but instead lived scattered like animals in the countryside. But even if it was abandoned, the etruscan community contnue to live there and remained by far the dominant ethnic group of Bologna.