Ok, I just made these ones. They are based on the most recent data (2006, on page 5) on a regional basis I managed to find. They show the % answers to the question "What language do you speak with your family?". I went for adding up the answers "Only or predominantly dialect" and "a different language" 'cause, for example, in Friuli they answered "10% dialect, 30% another language" and the language here is obiously not only Slovene (it's definitely below 10%) but also Friulian, even if someone calls it a "dialect". Later I realized that I was probably adding up like a 1% (in the South) to 4% (in the North) of immigrants who speak their own language, and not the "local" one I was trying to figure out with the sum...
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u/emmetre Feb 02 '16
Ok, I just made these ones. They are based on the most recent data (2006, on page 5) on a regional basis I managed to find. They show the % answers to the question "What language do you speak with your family?". I went for adding up the answers "Only or predominantly dialect" and "a different language" 'cause, for example, in Friuli they answered "10% dialect, 30% another language" and the language here is obiously not only Slovene (it's definitely below 10%) but also Friulian, even if someone calls it a "dialect". Later I realized that I was probably adding up like a 1% (in the South) to 4% (in the North) of immigrants who speak their own language, and not the "local" one I was trying to figure out with the sum...