Auvergnat language
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Auvergnat or Auvernhat (native name) is one of several dialects of the Occitan language spoken in Auvergne, which is a historical province in the northern part of Occitania. Occitania is the southern third of France, an historical region where the modern Occitan language is still spoken.
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