Lombard language: Revision history


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  • curprev 06:0806:08, 13 December 20232401:fa00:8f:201:e1be:195a:6b0e:7986 talk 29,189 bytes −2 Corrected Ticinese spelling from "lumbaart" to "lumbard"; the cited source (_Vocabolario dei dialetti della Svizzera italiana_) does not use double vowels to indicate length outside of word-final positions; in most varieties, vowels are always lengthened preceding /r/ and this is not marked in the orthography; final consonants are also devoiced but are distinguished in the orthography to reflect the underlying form as found in related words such as feminine "lumbarda" undo

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  • curprev 16:5416:54, 4 January 2023Rhaetianlombard talk contribs 27,225 bytes −124 →‎Classification: No source backing this chart. Tuscan doesn't transition into Lombard. Perhaps, there is a perception that it is the case due to Milanese which contains some Italianism but that is not the case with all varieties of Lombard. Emilian Romagnol and Liguarian dialects neighboring tuscany transition into Tuscan.. undo Tag: Reverted

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