Heritage, regional, and diaspora languages

Learn Neapolitan (Napulitano)

Neapolitan belongs to Naples, not to a textbook. Build your practice from the words your family uses, the songs you grew up with, and the vocabulary tied to the places you care about.

Practice Neapolitan with focused flashcards for the words, phrases, and situations you want to remember.

Neapolitan practice that starts with your goals

Settemila Lingue helps you create Neapolitan practice decks for words, phrases, and situations you choose — not a generic course designed for a different language.

Neapolitan context and local variation

About Neapolitan

Neapolitan, or Napulitano, is a Romance language tradition of Naples and southern Italy with strong ties to family, music, food, and local identity. Settemila Lingue helps you create practice decks around the words, phrases, and situations you choose instead of forcing you into a generic Italian course.

Language status and variation

Neapolitan varies by city and community, so practice works best when it stays close to the variety you want to learn.

Practice notes

Use local references where possible: family phrases, songs, menus, and community materials are often better than generic Italian translations.

Supported, not an exception

Create flashcard decks for Neapolitan and study from whatever language you already speak.

Start with a focused deck

Choose a practical focus for your first Neapolitan deck, such as family phrases, class vocabulary, travel needs, songs you are studying, or everyday situations.

Keep one variety in focus

Many communities use different spellings, dialects, and local forms. Treat Settemila Lingue as practice support, not as an authority on every variety.

Compare with real references

For heritage, Indigenous, regional, and diaspora languages, compare AI-created cards with teachers, community materials, or references you trust when accuracy matters.

Start learning Neapolitan

Sign up with Neapolitan already selected and create your first focused deck in the app.