1. examples of multilingual areas
South-Tirol: Italian triumphal arch in
Bozen

Inscription:
HINC CETEROS EXCOLUMUS LINGUA LEGIBUS
ARTIBUS
To this frontier we have civilised the
others with language, laws and arts.

Vintschgau-Val Venosta
The same area with German names (top) and Italianised
names (below)

Italian, German and Ladin name versions
in Northeastern Italy


(Carta
Nazionale della Svizzera 1: 50 000 Glorenza, 259bis. 1981)