(Transylvanian / Ardelean Proper) (Transitional Banatian-Moldavian) (Geographical Grouping) (in Transylvania, Ardeal in Romanian) (there is a large Hungarian/Magyar language majority enclave in Eastern Transylvania / Ardeal, in the geographical centre of Romania, spoken by the Hungarians in Romania, by the Székelys subgroup) (Hungarian and Romanian overlap several times in some regions) (Hungarian or Magyar is a non-Indo-European language belonging to another language family, the Uralic) Southern-Central Transylvanian / Southern-Central Ardelean Southern Transylvanian / Southern Ardelean Central Transylvanian / Central Ardelean North-Western Transylvanian / North-Westeren Ardelean North-Eastern Transylvanian / North-Eastern Ardelean Moldavian (Moldovenesc) (in Moldavia historical region, northeast Romania and the country of Moldova) Low Danube-Danube Delta Moldovan (in the Low Danube and Danube Delta, far northern part of Dobruja historical region, Dobrogea in Romanian) Southern Romanian (Graiuri Sudice) Muntenian (Wallachian) (Muntenesc) (in Wallachia, Muntenia in Romanian) (basis of Modern Standard Romanian but not identical) Romanian / Modern Standard Romanian (Daco-Romanian) (Limba Română / Românește) Oltenian (Oltenesc) (in Oltenia) Northern Dobrujan (in the northern part of Dobruja historical region, Dobrogea in Romanian, divided between Romania and Bulgaria) Istro-Romanian ( Rumârește / Vlășește) (closer to Romanian, not to be confused with Istriot which is closer to the Dalmatian Romance language) Cici (in Ciceria mountain range, Istria, Croatia) Vlahi Southern Romance (Insular Romance + African Romance – several archaic features in vocabulary and phonetics) (another alternative classification of the main Romance languages groups is the Western vs. Eastern Romance languages split by the La Spezia-Rimini Line) Insular Romance (dialect continuum) Old Corsican (speakers shifted to Italo-Romance varieties of Tuscan in the 13th and 14th centuries) (extinct) Sardinian (Sardu or Lingua Sarda / Limba Sarda) (Paleo-Sardinian substrate) Logudorese-Nuorese Logudurese Central (Common) Logudorese Northern Logudorese Nuorese Campidanese Arborense (Arborensi) Ogliastrino (Ollastrinu) Guspinese (Guspinesu) Villacidrese (Biddexidresu) Cagliaritano (Casteddaiu) Meridionale African Romance (extinct) Celtic languages Proto-Celtic (extinct) Continental Celtic (all extinct; a paraphyletic grouping) (had both P Celtic and Q Celtic languages) Eastern Celtic (insufficient knowledge if it was a P Celtic or a Q Celtic group or if it had both types of Celtic languages) Noric? (or unclassified within Celtic) Galatian Lepontic Lepontic Gaulish? (P Celtic) Gaulish Cisalpine Gaulish Hispano-Celtic (Q Celtic) Celtiberian (Eastern Hispano-Celtic) Gallaecian? (Western Hispano-Celtic) (or unclassified within Celtic) Insular Celtic (has both P Celtic and Q Celtic languages) Brittonic / British (P Celtic) (once it formed a dialect continuum which was broken first by Roman conquest, the formation of a Britannia province