There is no single Sardinian language; there are several languages spoken on Sardinia
?, among them also
Catalan.
The modern native languages of Sardinia include the archaic
Sardo logudorese, campidanese
? that has many Catalan and Spanish words, gallurese
? that is characterized by Corsican
? influence and tabarchino
? with its Ligurian
? origins. Old Sardinian had the following consonant phonemes (according to Blasco Ferrer):
/m/
/p/
/b/
/f/
/t/
/d/
/T/ like English TH in <thing>
/r/
/R/ like Spanish <rr>
/n/
/l/
/L/ retroflex
/n'/ palatal [n]
/l/
/g'/ like Hungarian gy
/k/
/g/
It is interesting that /T/ like Castilian /T/ developed from /ts/ and is in some modern Sardinian idioms pronounced as
/s/ as in South American and Andalucian Castilian.