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By the way: I meant that people like Ivan Vazov were pro-russian, I don't mean that everyone in Bulgaria, Ukraine, Belarus is: as you probably know that.
The Nice dialect is related to Occitan, Garibaldi was born there, when Italy did not exist, that's why thera are squares all around. He might be also Brazilian for all that I know, since he lived there a large part of his existence.
It's irrelevant whether Italy existed at the time or not, the Italian language and its family is much much older than the country.
The Niçard has lots of similarities with Italian (and all related sub-languages) to the point I can understand most of what's written in Niçard even though I have no connection whatsoever with the region or the language (apart from speaking natively Italian).
It's irrelevant whether Italy existed at the time or not, the Italian language and its family is much much older than the country.
The Niçard has lots of similarities with Italian (and all related sub-languages) to the point I can understand most of what's written in Niçard even though I have no connection whatsoever with the region or the language (apart from speaking natively Italian).
There's no such thing as Italian language in antiquity. Niçard is related to Occitan.
Being a romance language, sure it has connections with modern Italian.
There's no such thing as Italian language in antiquity. Niçard is related to Occitan.
Being a romance language, sure it has connections with modern Italian.
Perhaps you should wonder in what language Dante wrote his Divine Comedy then...
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