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Italian is an official language in the following 7 countries:
- Italy
- Switzerland
- San Marino
- Vatican City
- Sovereign Military Order of Malta
- Croatia (Istria County)
- Slovenia (Slovenian Istria)
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What are the languages that Italians speak and what are the percentages?
Italian , 95%
Can Italians speak other languages?
Of course they speak other languages. Don't you know people in your country who speak more than one language.
Why did Italians have to speak italian?
Italians didn't have to speak Italian, just as English people didn't have to speak English. They spoke these languages because the language developed in their area naturally.
Do Italians speak a different language from Americans?
Yes, the people in Italy speak different languages than the people in America.
Can Italians speak German and french and slovene too?
Yes, if they study the languages. It's up to the individual person whether they learn different languages.
How do you count to ten in Australian?
Most Australians speak English, though there are a few Italians, Greeks etc who don't speak English. There are also many languages used by the aborigines.
Do italians speak a type of Norman language?
No, Italians speak a Romance language called Italian.
What languages do Italians use?
Italian
What languages did Italians speak once they migrated to USA?
Immigrants from Italy spoke Italian. Their children grew up speaking both Italian and English.
What is the population of Italians in Australia?
There are no statistics available on how many people in Australia speak Italian. While it is certain that there are some who do, the national language of Australia is English, and those who speak other languages normally speak English in addition to any other languages they may speak.
What percent of Italians speak Italian?
Basically all Italians speak Italian from what i know and researched
Do Italian people always have to speak so fast or is that in their culture?
While Italians seem to speak faster than some other languages, its simply a matter of preference. Some Italians speak slowly. Speaking rapidly isn't a part of Italian culture, but talking expressively, creatively, and using the parts of the body such as the hands, alone with descriptive facial expressions are cultural preferences.
