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In the new issue, Mickey speaks the local languages
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In the new issue, Mickey speaks the local languages

The special edition of Topolino, issue number 3686, celebrates regional languages by adapting the story 'Zio Paperone e la giornata piena' into local dialects such as Friulian, Potentino, Perugino, and Campobassano. This edition is available in specific regions—Friuli Venezia Giulia, Basilicata, Umbria, and Molise—and features a special cover designed by Andrea Freccero. The project was coordinated by linguist Riccardo Regis from the University of Turin, who led a team of experts in regional dialects. Copies with the localized stories will only be distributed in designated areas, while other regions will receive the standard Italian version.

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In the new issue, Mickey speaks the local languages

The special edition of Topolino, issue number 3686, celebrates regional languages by adapting the story 'Zio Paperone e la giornata piena' into local dialects such as Friulian, Potentino, Perugino, and Campobassano. This edition is available in specific regions—Friuli Venezia Giulia, Basilicata, Umbria, and Molise—and features a special cover designed by Andrea Freccero. The project was coordinated by linguist Riccardo Regis from the University of Turin, who led a team of experts in regional dialects. Copies with the localized stories will only be distributed in designated areas, while other regions will receive the standard Italian version.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a cultural initiative promoting regional languages through a comic book adaptation. It does not involve political controversy, partisan viewpoints, or contentious social issues. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the linguistic and cultural aspects without ideological sl

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