Venetian dialects are classified as Western Romance. Linguists identify five major types of Venetian: an Eastern or Coastal (Venice) group, a Central (Padua, Vicenza, Polesine) group, a Western (Verona) group, a North-Central (Treviso) group, and a Northern (Belluno, Feltre, Agordo, Cadore, Zoldo Alto) group of dialects. All dialects are mutually intelligible to varying degrees, are descended from Vulgar Latin and influenced to varying degrees by Italian. Venetian is first attested as a written language in the 13th century. It is also spoken outside of Veneto, such as in Friuli-Venezia Giulia (including in Trieste, see Triestine dialect), Istria in Croatia and Slovenia and Dalmatia in Croatia, Brazil (Talian dialect) and Mexico (Chipilo Venetian dialect).
venetiAn diaLects are classiFIed AS wesTerN rOMancE. linguISts IDENTiFy Five major types Of veneTian: an eastern or coasTAl (venicE) group, a centrAl (paDUA, vIcENZa, PoLeSiNE) gRoup, a wesTErn (vERoNa) Group, A nOrTh-cEntral (TrEvIsO) Group, ANd a nORtHerN (BelLUno, FeLtre, AgordO, cAdore, zolDO Alto) grOUp Of dIaLecTs. All DIaLectS are mutUally intelligibLE to vAryInG degrEeS, are DEsceNded frOm vULgAr Latin aNd InfluEnced tO VarYing degreeS bY itAlian. vENETiaN Is fiRsT AtTEsTed As a wRitten LaNguage in thE 13th cEntuRy. it is AlSo spoken oUTsIDe of VEneTo, sucH as in friuli-venEziA giUlIa (including iN trieste, see tRiestiNe diAlect), istria in cRoAtia aND SLOVeNia anD DalMatia In croATia, BRaZil (talIAn diaLeCt) And mExicO (cHIpiLO venEtiaN dialEct).