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• Ambrose (links | edit)
• Alboin (links | edit)
• Aragonese language (links | edit)
• Catalan language (links | edit)
• Celery (links | edit)
• Corsican language (links | edit)
• Dialect (links | edit)
• Languages of Europe (links | edit)
• List of contemporary ethnic groups (links | edit)
• French language (links | edit)
• German language (links | edit)
• Greek language (links | edit)
• Gallurese (links | edit)
• Demographics of Italy (links | edit)
• Italian language (links | edit)
• Lombards (links | edit)
• Occitan language (links | edit)
• Pope John XXIII (links | edit)
• Portuguese language (links | edit)
• Piedmont (links | edit)
• Romance languages (links | edit)
• Romansh language (links | edit)
• Romanian language (links | edit)
• Switzerland (links | edit)
• Spanish language (links | edit)
• Logudorese Sardinian (links | edit)
• Sardinian language (links | edit)
• Swiss German (links | edit)
• Languages of Switzerland (links | edit)
• Slovene language (links | edit)
• Niacin (links | edit)
• Harlequin (links | edit)
• Lombardy (links | edit)
• Ladin language (links | edit)
• Trento (links | edit)
• Mantua (links | edit)
• Varese (links | edit)
• Como (links | edit)
• Lodi, Lombardy (links | edit)
• Monza (links | edit)
• T–V distinction (links | edit)
• Wild Hunt (links | edit)
• History of the Alps (links | edit)
• Asturleonese language (links | edit)
• Ticino (links | edit)
• Lombard (links | edit)
• Istro-Romanian language (links | edit)
• Dijon (links | edit)
• Gascon dialect (links | edit)
• Vigevano (links | edit)