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In the case of Belgium, a country divided linguistically, with three communities, one Dutch-speaking, one French-speaking, and one small German speaking, the interest in this study is quite understandable and could be a real eye-opener for those who have lived with their backs turned to one another...
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kenopensky Италия Local time: 19:58 английский => турецкий + ...
South Tirol
Dec 27, 2012
Here they investigate this phenomenon all the time.In the year 80's scientists thought if they'd allow kids to too many languages kids would disappear or their brains would explode. South Tirol is a autonomous region in Northern Italy.Official languages are Italian and German.Then on top of ''Hoch German'' a quite different German dialect is spoken,which makes it almost trilingual. Then there is a minority called ladins, and they have their distinct language. Most Italians are mon... See more
Here they investigate this phenomenon all the time.In the year 80's scientists thought if they'd allow kids to too many languages kids would disappear or their brains would explode. South Tirol is a autonomous region in Northern Italy.Official languages are Italian and German.Then on top of ''Hoch German'' a quite different German dialect is spoken,which makes it almost trilingual. Then there is a minority called ladins, and they have their distinct language. Most Italians are mono,most Germans are bilingual and most ladins are trilingual.Go figure! ▲ Collapse
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