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It is obvious that you cannot support any of your points with any citations to material on the Italian language in any linguistic text written by anyone, of any nationality whatsoever, or you would have supplied it after all these requests. At the time of the Norman conquest, very little Latin was spoken anywhere in Sicily. Is this supposed to be news? People get really Embarrassed. Nobody, even in the neighboring towns can fully understand them.

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The other open question is whether Latin was spoken to any significant degree when the Normans first commenced their conquest circa A large group of mercenaries are brought in from Provence, introducing a large vocabulary from Provence into Sicilian. Except Greek remained the dominant language in Sicily and the far South throughout the Roman period, and by a long way - North of Calabria and Puglia, these regions became thoroughly latinised. While there might be some sweeping altamurrano, It seems that it is quite factual.

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There are plenty of gallic influences in Sicilian Norman French and Provencaland of course there was significant immigration from Northern Italy during the reign of Roger I, such that five or six Sicilian townships continue to speak a form of Gallic-Italic to the present day, and this also had an influence on Sicilian, but I don't know the answer. Romanian do not derive from Latin,for sure.

Please post a link to a study by an internationally recognized linguist who claims that Romanian does not derive from Latin. If we take today languages spoken in Italy,neither uses the verb at the end of sentence. Altamuranp by this statement Latin and Romance languages would disappear from all over the ex Western Roman Empire. Hello, you need to enable JavaScript to use Whazzup-U. For starters, there's very little which can be traced directly to the Latin of the Roman era.

Sicily then becomes part of the Eastern Roman Empire, and Greek becomes the official language again for the next years. I apologize if I got that wrong.

Be grateful that Italy, unlike France, accommodates so many "languages" and "dialects". Sorry, I have to post the maps separately, as they are diqletto large. Italian has surely an Ostrogoth, a Langobard and a Frankish superstrate.

Troy in Dialetto Altamurano

More to the point, I would be interested in your view on whether there was a substantial superstrate effect of Langobardo on Italian. Oh, the experience of Sicilian Americans backs up what you're saying.

User-generated spam Dear members, Google has detected user-generated spam on our site. In one chapter he describes the lexical stratification of Maltese, and in doing so, sheds some light on the linguistic situation of both islands at the time of the Norman conquest: I already gave two arguments,that Romanians nevers uses the verb at the end of sentence and uses postponed article,which are a serious difference,from Latin language.

There was absolutely nothing particularly "sunny" about my father's family. The Byzantine invasion of AD enabled Greek to triumph over Latin throughout Sicily, at least on an official level, but it is likely that vernacular Romance lingered on the west of the island Ultimately, the arrival of the Greeks push the Sicels further inward, either displacing the Sicani, or absorbing them, and ultimately, the Sicels themselves get absorbed into the Greek populations.

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Also, the Sicilians have had a form of autonomy since and have had the parliamentary power to put into effect certain linguistic policies - if they wanted it, but the desire for it has never been there, so that's where it starts and ends.

Maybe we have less of it.

Byzantine empire was the Eastern Roman Empire and part of population spoken Latin too. He dedicates a chapter to the "dialects of Sicily, Calabria and Salento". There's a hilarious dubbed version of the movie Troyon YouTube that's done in the Altamurano dialect. The present Maltese Language must have come from these people. Another origins who confirm the vulgar Latin origins of Sicilian is the postponed verb example: I suppose the closest definition sltamurano "I wish it were so", or "From your mouth to God's ears", or sometimes "Perhaps".

Created by Kamsan Amin Apr 12, at 4: The last Norman king dies childless, and a daughter born posthumously to Roger II is married off to Henry of Hohenstaufen, bringing German rule to Sicily and the introduction of some vocabulary of German origin. Line 3, more in the black and white version than the colored one tracks im Magra River for part of the way, with the accents to the west being less influenced by Tuscan.