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'''Ladin''' is a [[Romance]] language spoken in a few valleys of the [[Dolomites]] mountains in Northeastern Italy. It is not to be confused with [[Romansh]], one of the four official languages of [[Switzerland]], which is sometimes incorrectly called Ladin. Both Ladin and Romansh belong to the family of [[Rhaeto-Romance]] languages, but their common origin hasn't been decisively proved.
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'''Ladin''' is a [[Romance language]] spoken in a few valleys of the [[Dolomites]] mountains in Northeastern Italy. It is not to be confused with [[Romansh]], one of the four official languages of [[Switzerland]], which is sometimes incorrectly called Ladin. Both Ladin and Romansh belong to the family of [[Rhaeto-Romance]] languages, but their common origin hasn't been decisively proved.
 
[[Category:Romance languages]]
 
[[Category:Romance languages]]

Revision as of 17:57, August 29, 2008

Ladin is a Romance language spoken in a few valleys of the Dolomites mountains in Northeastern Italy. It is not to be confused with Romansh, one of the four official languages of Switzerland, which is sometimes incorrectly called Ladin. Both Ladin and Romansh belong to the family of Rhaeto-Romance languages, but their common origin hasn't been decisively proved.