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Occitan
800.000 speakers
24 language specific characters
ISO 639 code: oci
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Siatz pas un cocut se sètz un rossinhòl.Siatz pas un rossinhòl o una bècafiga, se sètz un can. Mas qual que siá pòt fa de son. Sèm Underware.
Occitan is a Romance language spoken mainly in southern France and also in Italy and Spain. There are perhaps 800.000 people who speak Occitan in their daily lives, while 5 or 6 million people are able to speak the language. The majority of speakers are elderly and live in rural areas. There are six dialects of Occitan: Provençal, Gascon, Languedoc, Limousin, Alpine and Auvergne.
In France Occitan is considered a 'regional language' and can be taught in schools only as a foreign language. There is no Occitan-medium education available and most teaching of Occitan is done on a private basis.
In the Occitan-speaking part of Spain, the Aran Valley, Occitan has co-official status with Spanish and Catalan and is used in official documents, on road signs and as a medium of instruction in schools. The local government also provides financial support for the publication of books in Occitan.
source
wikipedia.org, omniglot.com, evertype.com & ethnologue.com