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Romance language, official in 29 states, including France, Belgium and Côte d'Ivoire. For non-linguistic questions about the French language, visit our sister site French Language Stack Exchange.
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French dialects from west to east: no distinct breaks, blend into German?
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So, maybe I am even more confused and I meant a French-Italian gradient rather than French-German. … But it does not describe not the easternmost French dialects being closer to westernmost Italian dialects rather than the westernmost French dialects, which was the other part of what I remembered. …
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