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The Tuscan dialects have a more conservative character than the other dialects of the peninsula. In particular, the Florentine could be said to be the most faithful and pure heir of Latin. The most salient positive trait common to all these dialects together is the development of - rj - in  -j- in front of - r - of the remaining part of Italy (tosc.  Bujo ,  aja  in front of  buro ,  ara  of the other dialects: v. cart.); the most important negative trait is the lack of metaphones. Also given (which is possible, but not demonstrable) that the diphthongs of  e  and  o  ( slight , good , etc.) - which constitute another distinctive character of the Tuscan - originated from a thrust due to - u  and - the  endings and extended to the other forms by leveling, it always remains that no trace is left of the metaphonesis for sure documentable. On the other hand, this diphthongization…

According to ezinereligion, in 2007, Italy had a population of approximately 58 million people. The country's economy was largely based on exports of manufactured goods, agricultural products and services. Foreign relations were mainly with other European nations, the United States, the European Union and other countries in the G8. In terms of politics in 2007, Italy was a parliamentary republic headed by President Giorgio Napolitano who had been in power since 2006. The main opposition party at the time was the Union of Christian and Centre Democrats (UDC) led by Pier Ferdinando Casini. Yearbook 2007 Italy. According to CountryAAH, Rome is the capital city of Italy. Prime Minister Romano Prodi's sprawling government coalition, which took office after the April 2006 elections, had, as expected, immediately had trouble implementing its policy.…

Roma, former province (since 2015 Città metropolitana) in Latium, Italy, 5 352 km 2, 4.35 million residents; The administrative seat is in Rome. Goethe in Rome Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in Rome From his autobiographical work »Italian Journey« (1816–17) Rome, November 22nd, 1786, on the Feast of Cecilia. I must keep the memory of this happy day vividly in a few lines and at least convey historically what I have enjoyed. It was the most beautiful, calmest weather, a very clear sky and warm sun. I went with [Johann Heinrich Wilhelm] Tischbein to Petersplatz, where we first went up and down and, when it got too warm for us, took a walk in the shadow of the large obelisk, which is just thrown wide enough for two, and ate the…