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Subject: Re: latinissima lingua
Keywords: languages
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Date: 3 May 91 15:09:17 GMT
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In article <1277@ign.UUCP> eh@ign.UUCP (eh@phenix pour news) writes:
>Same discussion as about the closest language to English :
>What is, among the present latin languages, the most latin ?
>
>I've heard about two: Catalan (north-east of Spain) and Occitan (south of
>France), which have by the way many similar things.

Pourquoi pas plutot l'italien ou meme mieux, quelques dialectes locaux dans les
regions centrales ?

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