How sounds piemontèis to you?

[Tacitus]

It depends which lombard...insubric (western lomboard) is softer and more ''cantilenato'', orobich (eastern lombard) is more guttural and nasal.

Western I guess, since it's closer to Piedmont.

[Peyrol]

Western I guess, since it's closer to Piedmont.

Mhh insubric it's more softer i think



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this is milanese insubric

[Peyrol]

Italian with Spanish and Russian.

Interesting...which features of these languages do you hear?

[Panormus]

ma che cazz... bello però

[Sikeliot]

Sounds like Occitan and Catalan to me.

[kkk77]

Interesting...which features of these languages do you hear?

Well, I find Spanish and Italian similar, the R sound and the simple vowels remember me Spanish. The Russian... Maybe the fact I don't understand anything. The first video sounds more russian, the second more spanish.

[Rouxinol]

Sounds like Italian mixed with Slavic. Don't like how it sounds... Ugly.

[Peyrol]

Sounds like Italian mixed with Slavic. Don't like how it sounds... Ugly.

Slavic?

That's interesting you aren't the first who write this.



Anyway, a song in piemonteis

[Peyrol]

Sounds like Occitan and Catalan to me.

They're very close as languages, that's why.

Piemonteis was an occitan dialect up to 1300-1400, when was contaminated by western lombard.

ma che cazz... bello però

Aahahaa quale? La parodia?

[Tacitus]

Mhh insubric it's more softer i think



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this is milanese insubric

Still think Piemontese sounds more like Ligurian. It's the way some of the vowel combinations are pronounced.