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Fala and Extremaduran Wikipedia

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Proposal summary
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  • ISO / SOL code: Extremaduran - (SIL Code, EXT; ISO 639-2 code, roa [Romance Miscellaneous])
  • Proposer: Carlos Quiles (co-writer of the cultural newspaper Iventia.com)
  • People interested joining:
    • APLEx Society
  • Notes/comments:
    • Two dialect near en:Castilian and en:Portuguese language (es:Dialecto extremeño).
    • No ISO code. Are there any objections to roa-ext? (roa is the generic code for "other Romance languages")
      • ext is not an ISO code. (5 Mar 2005)
    • this language seems a mixture of Portuguese and Spanish. It seens that is not a language variation (dialect of a language), like British English or American English, but a language. Fala is more related with Portuguese and it belongs to the Portuguese-Galician group (31 Mar 2005).
      • No, Fala and Extremaduran are what are called "transitional varieties". They do not belong to either language. This is an example of a Wikipedia requested a while ago with support from the relevant cultural institutions but was never created, while chr:, chy:, tum:, and others created around the time of this request never had that support, but were created anyways and are still practically empty. --Node ue 16:49, 17 Jun 2005 (UTC)
  • This request has more rationality than both andalusí and murciano's together. Ejrrjs 23:52, 19 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]
  • Oppose Is a dialect without an standard. --Taichi - (?!) 21:34, 29 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]