Sardinian, Gallurese
A language of Italy
| Population | 100,000 (Salminen 1993). |
| Region | Northeast Sardinia, Gallurese. |
| Alternate names | Gallurese, Northeastern Sardinian |
| Dialects | Lexical similarity: 83% with Standard Italian, 81% with Sassarese [sdc], 70% with Logudorese [src], 66% with Cagliare dialect of Sardinian, Campidanese [sro]. |
| Classification | Indo-European, Italic, Romance, Southern, Sardinian A member of macrolanguage Sardinian [srd] (Italy). |
| Language use | Growing movement to recognize Sardinian as part of linguistic and cultural heritage. |
| Language development | Bible portions: 1861–1862. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | Influenced by Corsican [cos] and Tuscan varieties of Italian. They call Campidanese [sro] and Logudorese [src] ‘Sard’, and the people ‘Sards’, but do not include themselves or their language in those terms. |
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