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{{subpages}}'''Friulian''' (natively: ''furlan'' or affectionately ''marilenghe'') is a [[Romance language]], belonging to the [[Rhaeto-Romance]] group, spoken in [[Friuli]] (that is, the greatest part of the autonomous region of [[Friuli-Venezia Giulia]] in northeastern [[Italy]]).
{{subpages}}'''Friulian''' (in its own language: ''furlan'' or affectionately ''marilenghe'') is a [[Romance language]], belonging to the [[Rhaeto-Romance]] group, spoken in [[Friuli]] (that is, the greatest part of the autonomous region of [[Friuli-Venezia Giulia]]) in northeastern [[Italy]].


This [[minority language]] is widely used by a large part of the population, is cultivated by a dynamic cultural movement and has the statuts of a protected language, but [[Italian language|Italian]] remains the dominant language.
This [[minority language]] is widely used by a large part of the population, is cultivated by a dynamic cultural movement and has the status of a protected language, but [[Italian language|Italian]] remains the dominant language.


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==See also==
*[[Romance languages]]
*[[Rhaeto-Romance]]

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Friulian (in its own language: furlan or affectionately marilenghe) is a Romance language, belonging to the Rhaeto-Romance group, spoken in Friuli (that is, the greatest part of the autonomous region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia) in northeastern Italy.

This minority language is widely used by a large part of the population, is cultivated by a dynamic cultural movement and has the status of a protected language, but Italian remains the dominant language.

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