It is in this region, known as the cerebral cortex, where most of the processing of the cerebrum takes place. The cerebral cortex is made of gray matter with billions of neurons forming trillions of synapses that produce many of the brainâs functions, including planning, creativity, and memory.
Italian is the official language of Italy and one of the four official languages in Switzerland. Youâll find Italian speakers in Malta, Vatican State, San Marino, Croatia, Slovenia and France (especially in Corsica).Italian is also the second most spoken language in Argentina.It has however seen a decline in the African countries of Eritrea and Libya, which used to be Italian colonies.ouâll find Italian speakers in Malta, Vatican State, San Marino, Croatia, Slovenia and France (especially in Corsica). Italian is also the second most spoken language in Argentina. It has however seen a decline in the African countries of Eritrea and Libya, which used to be Italian colonies.
1 Ladin (ladino) , a Rhaeto-romance language, is spoken by 35,000 italians living in the Dolomite mountains, in the Trentino-South Tyrol region and in the Veneto region. 2  See: Ladin. 3  Ligurian, a language closer to Piemontese, Lombard, and French than to Standard Italian. Bisiacco, one of the dialects of Venetian, is spoken in Gorizia Province. 2  Other dialects include Istrian, Triestino and Venetian Proper. 3  Venetian is also spoken in Croatia and Slovenia. 4  Sicilian (Calabro-Sicilian, Sicilianu, Siculu) is distinct enough from Standard Italian to be considered a separate language.