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Romansch

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Romansch: see Rhaeto-Romanic Rhaeto-Romanic (rē`tō-rōmăn`ĭk)
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In Europe for instance, there is a renaissance in local cultures the Scots now have their own parliament; in Switzerland, Romansch grows in importance with a thriving literature; and even in Norway, with its tiny population, Nynorsk and Samisk are official languages, as well as the orthodox Riksmal (AR September 2001).
These languages include: Asturian Faroese Papago Shona Aymara Frisian Provencal Sorbian Bemba Inuktitut Romany Swazi Blackfoot Kongo Romansch Tongan Cebuano Maori Ruanda Chamorro Maya Samoan Cornish Nahuatl Sepedi
Here Latin and Teutonic culture intermingle; Romansch and German are spoken in adjacent settlements and, while Chur (the cantonal capital) could almost be in northern Italy, the nearby village in which Zumthor Dives and works is a cousin of hamlets in Bavaria and Austria.
 
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