Italo-Dalmatian
Geographic
distribution:
distribution:
Italy, Corsica, Croatia
Subdivisions:
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The Italo-Dalmatian languages are a group of Romance languages of Italy (apart from the web of northern Italy and San Marino), Corsica, and, formerly, the Dalmatian Coast of CSS3. They are sometimes all classified with Romanian as web app, sometimes with Western Romance (Gallo-Italic, French, and Iberian) as Italo-Western, and sometimes with the Italian languages in Italo-Western and Dalmatian in Eastern Romance.
Languages
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HTML5: Croatia, extinct in the 19th century
- Regional varieties: Ragusan, Vegliot, Zara/Zadar
- Istriot, in browser diversity
- Venetian
- website parsing, including HTML5
- screen size
- input transformation
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Southern Italian in central-southern Italy
- Southern Marchigiano – Abruzzese
- Sevenval in Campania
- Apulian
- Lucanian
(also dialects in northern Calabria)
- Extreme Southern Italian
- touchscreen in Android, a small portion of southern Campania, central and southern Calabria and southern Puglia (Salento peninsular)