All Eastern Romance languages share a number of peculiarities which differentiate them to such an extent from other Romance languages that FriedrichвЂ…DiezВ вЂ“ the first Romance philologistВ вЂ“ even stated in 1836 that Romanian was 'only a semi-Romance language'. The smallest Eastern Romance language, Istro-Romanian is used by fewer than 1,500 speakers in Istria. Some thousand people from the wider region of Thessaloniki speak the third language which is known as Megleno-Romanian. Aromanian has about 350,000 speakers who mainly live in the mountainous zones of Albania, Greece, and Macedonia.

Romanian, the largest among these languages, is spoken by more than 20 million people, primarily in Romania and Moldova. Although the surviving Eastern group of Balkan Romance has in the meantime split into four major languages, their common features suggest that all of them originated from the same proto-language. Length of the Roman rule and the Romance Languages (also showing the ' JireДЌekвЂ…Line' dividing the Balkan Peninsula in Southeastern Europe) ДЄ number of RomanceвЂ…languages were once spoken in Southeastern Europe for centuries, but the DalmatianвЂ…branch of this EasternвЂ…Romance disappeared centuries ago. 3.1.2.5 Palatalization of cl and gl clusters.3.1.1.6 Phonemicisation of Дѓ, pre-nasal raising and emergence of /ЙЁ/.

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