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Bustocco and
Legnanese (natively büstócu and legnanés) are two
dialects of
Western Lombard,
spoken respectively in the
cities of
Busto Arsizio (Province...
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Legnanese dialect (native name legnanés, IPA: [leɲaˈneːs]) is a
dialect of the
Lombard language (belonging to the
western branch) that is
spoken around...
- The
Legnanese (
Legnanese: Legnanees), or
Urban Conglomerate of Legnano, is an
urban area that
corresponds to the Alto Milanese. It
includes Legnano, its...
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Lombard Eastern Bergamasque Cremish Western Brianzöö Canzés Bustocco–
Legnanese Comasco–Lecchese
Comasco Laghée
Lecchese Vall****inese
Milanese Ossolano...
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Legnano (Italian pronunciation: [leɲˈɲaːno];
Legnanese: Legnàn or Lignàn) is a town and
comune (muni****lity) in the
province of Milan,
about 20 kilometres...
- p. 120. SBN IT\ICCU\CFI\0249761. D'Ilario,
Giorgio (2003).
Dizionario legnanese (in Italian). Artigianservice. p. 29. SBN IT\ICCU\MIL\0625963. "Saggi...
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thanks to I Legnanesi, a
theatre company that
performed comedies in the
Legnanese dialect and
which is the most
famous example of
travesti theatre in Italy...
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Milanese or
Meneghin (macromilanese)
Bustocco and
Legnanese Brianzöö (lombardo-prealpino
occidentale - macromilanese)
Monzese Comasco-Lecchese...
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positioning of the
Carroccio in
Legnano lay in the fact that the
Legnanese was a
territory not
hostile to the
troops of the
Lombard League, given...
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having their respective major cities as
their main centers: the Bustese,
Legnanese,
Gallaratese and Saronnese. The
major rivers of the Alto
Milanese are...
