The Regional languages of Italy , audio/video Library

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just to collect them in order for curious non italians to catch a glimpse of such variety


Lombard




Piedmontese




Romagnolo (this video in particular is a rare example of pure dialect with no trace of admixture from standard italian)



Sardinian



Sicilian
(with a light american english accent because the speaker is sicilian american but grammarly and lexically more true to an older/less italianized sicilian)





Friulan (in this case is a bit italianized and milanesized)



Venetian (not completely pure but slightly influenced by standard italian in this case)



Genoese Ligurian often compared in sound to portuguese





Abbruzzese





Neapolitan ( i know a bit short of a video, pay attention to the tendency of vowels to become Schwa which is a middle/neuter vowel)

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Valdostan


slightly italianized





this in pure form

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Tuscan

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Molisano

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Pugliese (famous in italy for its vowel deprived sound)

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Lucano (basilicata region)

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Calabrese

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Umbro

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Roman



modern




simil-ancient variety spoken in villages a bit south of Rome, uses different and exctinct verbal forms

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Valdostan

L2 speaker with mild Italian accent (not that bad for a non-native)

Here's a native speaker: