Settlement of L'Altopiano - Livio Dalle Molle's presentation


Cimbri Web Pages - Miscellaneous Cimbri Web Pages

 


Cimbri

Cimbrian is a Germanic language spoken by about 2,230 people in northeast Italy in the Sette Comuni. It is in danger of becoming extinct.

 

 
 


(click on image to enlarge)

What makes Asiago so special is the language. A part of the people still speak the ancient German dialect called Cimbri. The prime fathers of Asiago were German farmers and when they came to this part of Veneto to cultivate the land they brought their language and culture with them.

The village of Roana tries to protect and care for this "Cimbrian" dialect still today. In Roana there is a museum called "Kulturinstitut Augustin Prunner", where you can learn more about the minority-language and its culture.


(scroll down)

 

 

 

Livio Dalle Molle spoke at our 2009 reunion about the settlement of L'Altopiano and the Cimbri dialect.

Italiano - The Italian version of Livio's presentation
Portuguese -
História do Povo Cimbri e dos Cunicos em Português (translated by Livio Dalle Molle)
English - The English version of Livio's presentation. (translated by Sidnei Cunico)


back to top

 

 

 

Cimbri Web Pages

www.cimbripan.org
www.cimbri.it
http://www.lessiniapark.it
http://www.rcvr.org/cittaepr/cimbri/welcome.htm
http://www.istitutocimbro.it/LinkSite.htm
http://www.luserna.org/
http://www.cimbri7comuni.it
http://www.clancumhnich.org/ (Marina Striola's site)

 

back to top

 

 

 Last updated 01/26/10 - (c)2007 - Barth Cunico - All rights reserved