Wallon

Wallon
Walon
The country which is talked about	Belgium France The United States of America
Area	The southern part of Belgium, north France, the northeastern part of United States of America Wisconsin
The number of the speakers	600,000 people
Language system	India Europe family of languages Italic Romanesque Italo, west Romanesque West Romanesque Gallo-Romance Gallo rate word Oil word Wallon
Notation system	Roman letters
Public position
Official language	Unavailable
Controllerate	Unavailable
Language cord
ISO 639-1	wa
ISO 639-2	wln
ISO 639-3	wln
Extinction degree of risk evaluation
Definitely endangered (UNESCO)
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French community

A use of Wallon area and subdialect in the French community

It is one of the Romanesque derived from Latin talked to in the ワロン district of Belgium and a northern French part, and Wallon (ワロン Wallon: Walon British: Walloon language) is a language of the oil linguistic stock.

The population to speak Wallon is said to be approximately 600,000 people.

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Use area

It is talked mainly in State of of the ワロン area Liege, State of Namur, bra van ワロン state, State of Luxembourg, Hainaut state. In Hainaut state near the French border, State of Namur, the State of Luxembourg, there are many speakers of French dialects, too. But the Belgian official language is Dutch, French, German, and Wallon is not an official language.

In the Belgian foreign territory, it is talked even to (brown, ケワニー, 3 counties ^[1] of the door) of the United States of America where many Walloons emigrated in the Belgian border neighborhood and 19th century in France in northeastern Wisconsin.

with French of relationships

Wallon keeps an old characteristic whereas French dialects of France strongly receive Paris dialecticism.

French is spoken widely in Belgium, and Wallon is distinguished from French. It is talked, and, in current ワロン area and capital Brussels, Belgium, standard French is understood. But an expression and a dialect peculiar to some ワロン are seen in the spoken language.

Footnote

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1. ^ Belgian-American Research Collection. University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. University of Wisconsin.

Allied item

• Language of Belgium
  • Low German
    • Low land Frankish
      • リンブルフ word
      • Dutch (east Fra man dialect, Brabant dialect)
      • Flemish (official language)
      • West Flemish
  • High German
    • German (official language)
    • Letzeburgesch
  • Oil word
    • French (official language)
    • Wallon (ワロン area in southern Belgium)
    • Language of Picardie
    • Language of Champagne
    • Language of Lorraine (English version)

Outside link

There is Wikipedia for Wallon.

• Ethnologue report for language code wln (English) - ethno Roeg
• LL-Map
• MultiTree

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