Map Of Regional Languages And Dialects Of France R Mapporn Spain did try to get rid of their regional languages. like, really hard. this is debatable, but, i would argue that if if weren't for the repressive francoist measures regarding regional languages we wouldn't be seeing so much of a backlash today (in the case of catalonia, for example), and the atmosphere would be generally pacific. A map of dialects and regional languages of france [1448*2048] note that most of these are dead now, or are soon going to be dead. this map is interesting but it's too broad. in alsace and lorraine for exemple, some local dialects that fall under the same label on this map are barely mutually intelligible. the reality is more complex (and local.
A Map Of Dialects And Regional Languages Of France 1448 2048 R о R mapporn • just finished this (very minimalistic) map of unmak island, alaska. cold arctic winds, wet climate,n desolate shores and furious stratovolcanoes ending up being calderas. Tahitian is certainly one of the most far flung and distinctive regional french languages! it belongs to the austronesian family of languages, alongside malagasy and indonesian. every day, tahitian plays an important role in polynesian society, whether in conversations, the names of political parties or first names. A comprehensive guide to understanding and recognizing the various regional accents in france. French, a gallo romance language, is spoken by nearly the entire population of france. in addition to french, several regional languages are also spoken to varying degrees, such as alsatian, a germanic dialect (specifically alemannic) (spoken by 1.44% of the national population); basque, a language isolate; breton, a celtic language (spoken by.
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