Italo-Western languages

Italo-Western Romance
Geographic distribution:	Italy, France, Iberia
Linguistic classification:	Indo-European Italic Romance Italo-Western Romance
Subdivisions:	Italo-Dalmatian Western Romance

Italo-Western is, in some classifications, the largest branch of the Romance languages. It in turn comprises two branches, Italo-Dalmatian and Western:

Italo-Dalmatian includes Italian, central Italian languages, southern Italian languages, e.g., Neapolitan and Sicilian, as well as Venetian, Istriot, Judeo-Italian, Corsican and the extinct Dalmatian.
The Western branch includes 32 languages, including French, Spanish, and Italian.

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Ligurian	Brigasc · Genoese · Intemelio · Monégasque

Lombard	Eastern · Gallo-Italic of Sicily · Western

Others	Emiliano-Romagnolo · Piedmontese · Judaeo-Piedmontese · Venetian

Gallo-Rhaetian

Langues d'oïl	Burgundian · Champenois · Franc-Comtois · French (Standard · African · Canadian · Old French · Middle French · Judaeo-French · French-based creoles) · Gallo · Lorrain · Norman · Picard · Poitevin · Saintongeais · Walloon

Rhaeto-Romance	Friulian · Ladin · Romansh

Others	Franco-Provençal

Catalan	Eastern Catalan (Alguerese · Balearic · Central · Northern) · Western Catalan (North-Western · Valencian) · Judaeo-Catalan · Catalan Caló

Occitan	Auvergnat · Gascon (Aranese) · Languedocien · Limousin · Provençal (Niçard · Mentonasc) · Vivaro-Alpine · Old Provençal · Judaeo-Provençal

Astur-Leonese	Asturian · Cantabrian · Extremaduran · Leonese · Mirandese

Galician-Portuguese	Portuguese (European · Brazilian · African · Asian & Oceanian) · Galician (Eonavian) · Fala · Judaeo-Portuguese · Portuguese Calão · Portuguese-based creoles

Spanish (Castilian)	African (Equatoguinean) · American · Asian · Peninsular · Old Spanish · Judaeo-Spanish · Spanish Caló · Spanish-based creoles

Pyrenean	Navarro-Aragonese (Aragonese · Judaeo-Aragonese) · Mozarabic

Italian	Central · Corsican (Gallurese) · Sassarese · Tuscan · Judaeo-Italian

Southern Italian	Abruzzese · Apulian · Campanian (Neapolitan) · Lucanian (Northern Calabrese) · Molisan

Others	Dalmatian · Istriot · Sicilian (Southern Calabrese)

Romanian	Moldovan · Vlach

Others	Aromanian · Istro-Romanian · Megleno-Romanian

—	Campidanese · Logudorese

Italics indicate extinct languages; bold indicates languages with more than 5 million speakers; languages between parentheses are varieties of the language on their left.