FRENCH & OCCITAN (Langues d'oïl & Lenga d'òc)
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Back when France didn’t have a centralized school system, French was not a national language. Every region had its own dialect that we call « patois » in French. The two dialect groups were named after their respective words for yes, oc being the form of yes in the south and oïl (now oui) being used for yes in the north. Langue d'oc developed into Occitan and included Provençcal, a dialect that became the language of the troubadours in the south of France. Of the langue d'oïl dialects, that of the Paris region gradually supplanted all others as the standard idiom and developed into modern French. However, both langue d'oïl and langue d'oc dialects persisted in some rural areas as patois, or popular, provincial speech.
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I hope you have a great day! Stay happy!
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Back when France didn’t have a centralized school system, French was not a national language. Every region had its own dialect that we call « patois » in French. The two dialect groups were named after their respective words for yes, oc being the form of yes in the south and oïl (now oui) being used for yes in the north. Langue d'oc developed into Occitan and included Provençcal, a dialect that became the language of the troubadours in the south of France. Of the langue d'oïl dialects, that of the Paris region gradually supplanted all others as the standard idiom and developed into modern French. However, both langue d'oïl and langue d'oc dialects persisted in some rural areas as patois, or popular, provincial speech.
If you are interested to see your native language/dialect be featured here.
Submit your recordings to [email protected].
Looking forward to hearing from you!
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