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vijayjohn wrote:Wikipedia (in both English and Italian) seems to group Romanesco and those varieties together as "Central Italian (italiano centrale or mediano)," but considers them separate from Neapolitan. It makes sense that those varieties would be closer to Neapolitan, though, especially since they're pretty close to Naples.
OldBoring wrote:vijayjohn wrote:Wikipedia (in both English and Italian) seems to group Romanesco and those varieties together as "Central Italian (italiano centrale or mediano)," but considers them separate from Neapolitan. It makes sense that those varieties would be closer to Neapolitan, though, especially since they're pretty close to Naples.
But in the previous post you wrote that a variety of Neapolitan was spoken in Frosinone.
vijayjohn wrote:a fairly bawdy song
how the lyrics (in the video) differ from Standard Italian apart from lacking a few of the e's at the end of some words
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