Ladin in Italy
Language designations:
Language vitality:
Linguistic aspects:
Classification: Indo-European → Italic → Romance → Western Romance. See
ladi1250 at
Glottolog for more information.
Script: Latin
Listen to Ladin here
Language standardization:
Demographics
Language Area
Ladin is mainly spoken in the provinces Alto Adige (South Tyrol), Trentino and Belluno in the valleys Val Badia, Gherdëina, Fascia, Fodom and Cortina d'Ampezzo of the Dolomite mountains. After World War II Southern Tyrol was granted autonomy, which was established in the Legge Costituzionale 1948, n.5. (Statuto speciale per per il Trentino-Alto Adige).
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keyboard operation
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Points of Interest
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Ket language
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Valleys where Ladin is spoken
Valley | Province | Region |
Ladin | German | Italian | Ladin | German | Italian | |
Val Badia | Gadertal | Badia | Bulsan | Süd Tirol | Bolzano | Süd-Tirol- Trentino (autonomous) |
Gherdëina | Gröden | Gardena |
Fascia | Fassa | Fassa | Trent | | Trentino |
Fodom | Buchenstein | Livinallongo | Belum | | Belluno | Venento (not autonomous) |
Cortina de Anpezo | Hayden | Cortina d'Ampezzo |
Retrieved from: Verra, R. Ladin (2016). The Ladin language in education in Italy. Mercator's Regional Dossier.
Speaker numbers
Total population in the valleys | Speakers of Ladin |
38,000 | 79% (30,000) |
Language and education legislation:
History of language education:
Please describe the history of the language's presence in:
the country's school system;
published, broadcasted, or online learning resources.
European legislation:
National legislation:
The law of 15 December 1999, n. 482. (Norme in materia di tutela delle minoranze linguistiche storiche: Rules on protection of historical linguistic minorities) states that:
Educational legislation:
Inspection of compliance with educational legislation:
Education in practice
Educational institutions and learning resources:
(teaching) material
The Union di Ladins de Gherdëina (Ladin Union of Gherdëina), Union di Ladins dla Val Badia (Ladin Union of Val Badia), Union di Ladins de Fascia (Ladin Union of Fascia) and the Union di Ladins de Fodom e Anpezo (Ladin Union of Fodom and Anpezo) publish monographs and poems.
teacher training
online resources
Mercator's Regional Dossier:
Read more about the Ladin language education in Mercator's Regional Dossier (2016).