Aragonese language

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The Aragonese language is spoken in the north of Aragon. The Aragonese is similar to other near languages: Spanish language, Catalan and Occitan. Also there are a lot of words in Aragonese similar to Basque words. About 10,000 people speak Aragonese. Aragonese is a Romance language.

Aragonese  · Aromanian  · Arpitan  · Asturian or Bable  · Burgundian  · Catalan (Valencian, Balear)  · Champenois  · Corsican (Gallurese, Sassarese)  · Dalmatian  · Dgèrnésiais  · Emiliano-Romagnolo  · Fala  · Franc-Comtois  · French (with Cajun French, Quebec French)  · Friulian  · Galician  · Gallo  · Genoese  · Istriot  · Istro-Romanian  · Italian (Judeo-Italian)  · Jèrriais  · Ladin  · Ladino  · Leonese  · Ligurian (Monégasque)  · Lombard  · Lorrain  · Megleno-Romanian  · Mirandese  · Mozarabic  · Neapolitan  · Norman  · Occitan  · Picard  · Piedmontese  · Poitevin-Saintongeais  · Portuguese (with Brazilian Portuguese)  · Romanian (Moldovan, Vlach)  · Romansh  · Sardinian  · Sicilian  · Spanish (with Rioplatense Spanish)  · Shuadit  · Venetian  · Walloon  ·

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