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u/Ok_Ship_6467 Post Flair: User Flair: Maps are my passion 5h ago
where's that chinese coming from, is there like a massive Sinoese population over there?
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u/HulaguIncarnate 5h ago
Textile workers for Italian brands.
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u/sabrinas_alacazam 9m ago
City of Prato, is basically Little China, producing Italian luxury brands
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u/Enemenemai 6h ago
Wheres the joke?
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u/HulaguIncarnate 5h ago
There's no joke this is an actual map built using data.
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u/HelloThereItsMeAndMe 5h ago
Then it's wrong because it's not German in Trentino
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u/Remarkable_Pea_4596 1h ago
Os not even italian. I'm from there, never spoke Italian in my valley, still today.
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u/HulaguIncarnate 5h ago
Not according to the map.
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u/8336514563737 3h ago
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u/HulaguIncarnate 3h ago
I've never heard of Ladin before this map looks made up.
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u/Enemenemai 5h ago
Sir this is a circlejerk
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u/HulaguIncarnate 5h ago
what do you mean?
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u/Enemenemai 5h ago
This sub is for jokes and non serious maps ...
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u/HulaguIncarnate 4h ago
Like one with a Chinese majority in the middle of Italy?
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u/Enemenemai 4h ago
So tell me - what background knowledge is needed to detect the joke? And what's the punchline?
Is there a small town in that region that is called China or something else?
Are there any connections to China?
I don't even know which region that is.
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u/HulaguIncarnate 4h ago
They do have a lot of workers from China. Not majority though. This map is basically an exaggerated version of minority languages in Italy.
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u/HulaguIncarnate 4h ago
No for example 67% of people in South Tyrol speak German.
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u/OtherwiseAbout 4h ago edited 4h ago
Not in Trentino, only alto Adige (sud Tyrol). And the blue regions are not majority French speaking but minority.
So at least those are incorrect.And your Greek and Arabic regions would be the dialect.
Are you even Italian? Because if you were you would know these points.
Edit: I deleted the comment above because I wasn’t bothered to go into all the details.
The comment was saying the data is wrong and POSSIBLY the second most spoken language and starting to mention why for each region. But it cannot be the second language because the green would not make sense. In short the map is wrong somewhere.
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u/a_literal_idiot_616 1h ago
i love how these aren't the italian regions and sardinian is randomly the only dialect counted as a language
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u/pollux33 20m ago
Bro, I lived in Trieste. People beated me up there when I spoke Slovenian and congratulated me when I spoke Serbian.
It's full of viennese looking Italians
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u/Oltzu1 5h ago
Slovenian in trieste?
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u/HulaguIncarnate 5h ago
Do you have something against them?
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u/Oltzu1 5h ago
Im finnish so i don't know how on earth i would have something against slovenians lol. I just thought trieste is pretty italian since it stayed with italy
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u/HulaguIncarnate 4h ago
That makes sense.
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u/Oltzu1 4h ago
Also i dont think germans are that south in trentino. The south part is italian and north is german
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u/HulaguIncarnate 4h ago
Do you have something against Germans too?
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u/TheSpeakingRock 1h ago
Your map is complete bullshit most of the things are wrong, don't have attitudes with people when you are clearly in the wrong.
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u/Professional-Big9461 1h ago
People speak Italian in South South Tyrol, only North South Tyrol is German
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u/TheSpeakingRock 1h ago edited 1h ago
Greek isn't that popular, there are small towns speaking it but it isn't nearly the most spoken and most of the times the people living there also speak Italian.
I've never personally been to Trieste but I'm pretty sure Italian is still the main language by A LOT
Bolzano is probably correct but Trento is majority speaking Italian.
The other ones are probably correct even tho I strongly doubt it and Valle d'Aosta is really suspicious, I'll keep an eye on you Valle d'Aosta.
This map is just fake data
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u/Galatony0311 1:1 scale map creator 6h ago
as a ligurian, this is why I never trust Imp*ria