How sounds Ladin to you?

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[Methusalem]

Like a mix of German, Yiddish, Hebrew, Italian, Albanian and Portuguese.

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Very interesting suggestions! Some more?

[Ianus]

Remind me Gallo Italic dialects and Veneto dialects, however i think some pronunciation is German influenced.

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Yes, it's certainly close and it's close to Rhaeto-Roman in Switzerland, the local german dialects and Ladin certainly influenced each other mutually, since the language was spoken much wider spread in former times. Here is a song in Ladin:

[rednaxela1978]

I lived many years in Lombardia .......
and I attended the Swiss very often, I also learned very well the Lombard dialect I had no difficulty in understanding the Swiss rhaeto-romance and even Ladino in the Veneto and Trentino is very easy to understand ......
I'd be curious what you would listen these ....
http://www.rtr.ch/home/televisiun/em...-a-Zernez.html

I think for a Catalan or Portuguese are very easy to understand

[Nurzat]

romanian

[Peyrol]

I lived many years in Lombardia .......
and I attended the Swiss very often, I also learned very well the Lombard dialect I had no difficulty in understanding the Swiss rhaeto-romance and even Ladino in the Veneto and Trentino is very easy to understand ......
I'd be curious what you would listen these ....
http://www.rtr.ch/home/televisiun/em...-a-Zernez.html



I think for a Catalan or Portuguese are very easy to understand

That's for you then...a topic in East Lombard (''Bergamask'')

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...eaking-lombard

[superhorn]

It sounds to me like a Romance language spoken with a German accent .

[Caismeachd]

Sounds like a mix of dutch and latin to me.