Gallo

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Gallo is a Romance language of eastern Brittany in France, distinct from both French and Breton and traditionally spoken by the region’s rural communities.

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Label Occurrences
Gallo canonical 9

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Oïl language
Romance language
regional language of France
closelyRelatedTo Norman NERFINISHED
Picard NERFINISHED
Poitevin-Saintongeais NERFINISHED
country France
culturalRegion Upper Brittany NERFINISHED
distinctFrom Breton NERFINISHED
French
hasAlternativeName gallo (without capital in native usage)
galo
hasAncestor Gallo-Romance Latin NERFINISHED
Vulgar Latin NERFINISHED
hasLexicalInfluenceFrom Breton NERFINISHED
French
hasLinguisticTypology SVO word order
hasMorphology fusional morphology
hasPhonologicalFeature nasal vowels
palatal consonants
hasRevitalizationEfforts cultural associations in Brittany
language courses in Brittany
hasStatus endangered language
minority language
ISO639-3 fra-gallo (no separate ISO 639-3 code; often grouped under French)
languageBranch Gallo-Romance NERFINISHED
Western Romance NERFINISHED
languageFamily Romance languages
notOfficialLanguageOf France NERFINISHED
partOf langues d'oïl
recognizedAs regional language of Brittany
recognizedBy France NERFINISHED
region Brittany NERFINISHED
eastern Brittany NERFINISHED
sharesIsoglossWith other Oïl languages of northwestern France
spokenIn Côtes-d'Armor NERFINISHED
Ille-et-Vilaine NERFINISHED
Loire-Atlantique NERFINISHED
Morbihan NERFINISHED
subfamily Oïl languages NERFINISHED
taughtIn some schools in Brittany
traditionalSpeakers rural communities of eastern Brittany
usedFor folk songs
local theatre
oral storytelling
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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