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     • Neapolitan, as well as Sicilian and the Italian language, is part of one main language family: the Romance language family. But unlike the others, this southern dialect belongs to the Italo-Dalmatian group, which is a multitude of Romance languages spoken in Southern Italy, Corsica, and in Croatia in the past.
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   Is Neapolitan a real language?

   • Indeed UNESCO has declared that Neapolitan is not actually a dialect, but a real language. It is spoken in almost all regions, from Campania to lower Lazio, from Abruzzo to Molise, from Puglia to Calabria. Its origins are very ancient, and go from the development of the city of Pompeii to the time of the Aragonese.

   The Neapolitan dialect: from the origins of the Neapolitan language

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   Is Neapolitan a dialect?

   • Neapolitan and the UNESCO declaration: not a dialect, but a language! Although in common parlance it continues to be defined dialect, Neapolitan has now been definitively decreed by UNESCO to be an authentic language. This decision was not made instinctively, as one might think, but is the result of a long pondering.

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   Where is the Neapolitan language spoken in Italy?

   • Widely spoken in southern Italy, mainly throughout Campania, Molise, Basilicata, Abruzzo and North Apulia and Calabria, the Neapolitan language is still in use among many small communities but is not recognised as an official language. According to UNESCO, together with Sicilian, it is labelled as a Language in Danger of Extinction.

   Italian vs Neapolitan – What are the differences?

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   Why is Neapolitan a Greek language?

   • Because already in Roman time a Greek-Neapolitan was spoken, (influenced by the speech of the natives), in its phylogeny and modification Neapolitan language, not only in Italy, but also internationally, is of the age of the city of Naples.

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   Sep 21, 2022 · The Neapolitan language, for example, is displayed with the code ISO 639-3 nap. For this reason, we may say that the dialect is recognised as an interregional language in Italy, but not much more than that. De facto, the only official language of the Italian Peninsula is Italian.

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   So the Neapolitan language, spoken in the city of Napoli and in a part of the South is clearly different from Calabrese-Cosentino, especially in phonetics, although we always understand each other thanks to the common neo-Romance origin.

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   Mar 1, 2024 · Neapolitan. Spoken in southern Italy and in the city of Naples, Neapolitan belongs to the Italo-Romance group, a subgroup of the Romance languages. Neapolitan is protected in the region of Campania, which houses the city of Naples where a specific variety of the language is spoken.

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   Neapolitan is a full-fledged tongue. A kind of intangible heritage to safeguard. Many writers and scholars studied it and have published a specific dictionary. Here, some Neapolitan words that you can hear if you come to Naples. They have entered into the Neapolitan imagination of most of the world and that you may find useful on a trip to Naples.

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   Neapolitan Language Neapolitan is a Romance language as its root language is Vulgar Latin. By the 19th and 20th centuries the immigrant communities. The Neapolitan language has a total of 7.5 million speakers worldwide.

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   May 17, 2018 · Indeed UNESCO has declared that Neapolitan is not actually a dialect, but a real language. It is spoken in almost all regions, from Campania to lower Lazio, from Abruzzo to Molise, from Puglia to Calabria.

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   Nevertheless the Neapolitan has influenced with its material and immaterial cultural expressions the culture of the whole world (UNESCO). The Neapolitan language is a Romance language which, with Italian is widely spoken (not only in Southern Italy, but also abroad among the thousands of immigrants that Massimiliano Verde calls ...