` ::A bit of research landed me here; it's in Italian, but here's a salient part: ``Of the 257 Cimbrians in their Tridentine abodes, that is Luserna, 87,2% declares to know the language, and 84,8% to use it. In the communes of the mòchena part of Fersina valley those who declare to know and use Mòcheno oscillate between 82,7 and 78,8%, depending on the village. Finally Ladins, the largest group: 81,3% affirmed in the Censiment to know Ladin, and 79,5% to use it. ... regardin children between age 0-10, in Fassa valley Ladin is known by 88,2% and spoken by 77,9% of the resident children``. In light of this, I'd say Ladin has a very strong presence, and wouldn't nitpick as long as more precise data does not come along...  `