along the coast from Livorno to Cecina) Southern Tuscan Aretino-Chianaiolo (spoken in Arezzo and the Valdichiana) Grossetano (spoken in Grosseto and along the southern coast) Elbano (spoken on the island of Elba) Corsican (Corsu / Lingua Corsa) (Paleo-Corsican substrate) Northern Corsican Capraiese (in Capraia Island) Cismontano Capocorsino Cismontano Northern Cismontano Southern Cismontano Transitional Cismontano-Oltramontano Oltramontano Southern Corsican Oltramontano Sartenese Corsican-Sardinian (languages of Corsican origin with strong Sardinian substrate) Gallurese (Gadduresu) (divergent enough from Corsican to be considered a separate language, although closely related to it) Castellanese Sassarese (Sassaresu / Turritanu) (divergent enough from Corsican to be considered a separate language, although closely related to it, has a stronger Sardinian substrate) Venetian (Romance Venetian) (Vèneto / Łéngoa vèneta) (old language of the Venice Republic and ruled territories in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas) Central Venetian (spoken in Padua, Vicenza, Polesine) Padovan (in Padua region) Rodigino (in Rovigo region) Vicentino (in Vicenza region) Alto Vicentino Sea Venetian (Veneto da Mar) (spoken in northern and eastern coastal areas of the Adriatic Sea) Lagoon Venetian (in the Venetian Lagoon) Venetian (spoken in and around Venice) Chioggia subdialect (Chioggioto) (spoken in Chioggia) Colonial Venetian (Veneto Coloniale) (spoken in enclaves in the Friuli areas and alongside Friulian, in Aquileia, Palmanuova, Udine, Gorizia and other cities) Eastern Coastal Venetian / Istro-Dalmatian Venetian (spoken in several islands and areas of the Adriatic Sea eastern coast) (spoken by majorities in Grado and Trieste, by minorities in Fiume or Rijeka and parts of Istria and Dalmatia) Triestine (in Trieste) (it has Friulan substrate of the Old Tergestine dialect) Istrian Venetian (not to be confused with the Istriot language) (in parts of western coastal Istria) Fiuman - in Fiume (Rijeka) Dalmatian Venetian (not to be confused with Dalmatian language) (in parts of Dalmatia) - it was spoken in the islands of Crepsa (Cres), Veglia (Krk), Arba (Rab) and coastal cities of Dalmatia such as Zara (Zadar), Traù (Trogir), Spalato (Split), Ragusa (Dubrovnik) and Cattaro (Kotor) alongside with Dalmatian language, also a Romance language, and being influenced by it) Corfiot Italian (spoken by the Corfiot Italians in Corfu or Kerkyra island, western Greece) (extinct) Western Venetian Veronese (spoken in Verona region) Eastern Trentino (spoken in eastern Trentino province) Northern Venetian - Eastern Venetian Northern Venetian / North-Central Destra Piave (from Piave river right banks, to the west of Piave, a river that flows from north towards south) (western Province of Treviso and