San Marino language

San Marino, officially the Republic of San Marino (RSM), is a landlocked Italian-speaking microstate in Southern Europe, completely surrounded by Italy.

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San Marino's official language is Italian, but a local dialect is used, especially by the elderly, and is a source of cultural heritage. There ...

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Italian is the only official language of San Marino. Romagnol, a Sammarinese dialect, is common with the elderly population.

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Romagnol is the language (no matter what some bolognese "academic" may tell you), Sammarinese is the dialect, which actually has dialects of its ...

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Nearly nine-tenths of San Marino's citizens are Roman Catholics, though there is no official religion. The official language is Italian. A widely spoken dialect ...

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There are two official languages spoken in San Marino: standard Italian and a Sammarinese dialect. About 83% of the country's population speak Sammarinese.

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About 15% of the population is Italian. Italian is the official language of San Marino.

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