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What point is Voltaire trying to make in his reference to the carious dialects of the Italian language?
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∙ 12y ago
Voltaire is highlighting the diversity and richness of the Italian language by pointing out its various regional dialects. He is emphasizing the complexity and nuanced nature of language, suggesting that communication is not limited to one standardized form but can manifest in different ways across different regions.
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