Piedmontese Wikipedia

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Piedmontese Wikipedia

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The Piedmontese Wikipedia Occitan: Piedmontese Wikipedia is the Piedmontese language version of Wikipedia. The Piedmontese version of Wikipedia had 58,857 articles on 20 February 2013 (57th Wikipedia).

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Piedmontese edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Occitan Wikipedia (Piemontese)
Occitan Wikipedia mobile version (Piemontese)

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4,000,000+	English (en)

1,000,000+	Dutch (nl) German (de) Swedish (sv) French (fr) Italian (it) Russian (ru) Spanish (es) Polish (pl)

500,000+	Waray-Waray (war) Japanese (ja) Cebuano (ceb) Vietnamese (vi) Portuguese (pt) Chinese (zh)

200,000+	Ukrainian (uk) Catalan (ca) Norwegian (Bokmål) (no) Persian (fa) Finnish (fi) Indonesian (id) Czech (cs) Korean (ko) Arabic (ar) Hungarian (hu) Serbian (sr) Malay (ms) Romanian (ro) Turkish (tr) Minangkabau (min) Kazakh (kk)

100,000+	Esperanto (eo) Slovak (sk) Danish (da) Basque (eu) Lithuanian (lt) Bulgarian (bg) Hebrew (he) Croatian (hr) Slovene (sl) Uzbek (uz) Estonian (et) Volapük (vo) Norwegian (Nynorsk) (nn) Galician (gl) Hindi (hi) Simple English (simple) Armenian (hy) Latin (la) Serbo-Croatian (sh)

50,000+	Azeri (az) Georgian (ka) Greek (el) Occitan (oc) Thai (th) Macedonian (mk) Nepal Bhasa (new) Belarusian (be) Piedmontese (pms) Tagalog (tl) Tamil (ta) Telugu (te) Javanese (jv) Marathi (mr) Haitian Creole (ht) Welsh (cy) Latvian (lv) Belarusian (be-x-old) Albanian (sq)

20,000+	Bosnian (bs) Malayalam (ml) Bashkir (ba) Aragonese (an) Afrikaans (af) Bengali (bn) Swahili (sw) Urdu (ur) Cantonese (zh-yue) Chuvash (cv) Scots (sco) Irish (ga)

10,000+	Neapolitan (nap) Kannada (kn) Min Nan (zh-min-nan) Egyptian Arabic (arz) Yiddish (yi)

1,000+	Dutch Low Saxon (nds-nl) Mongolian (mn) Oriya (or) Punjabi (pa) Sanskrit (sa) Silesian (szl) Võro (fiu-vro) Wolof (wo) Zulu (zu)

100+	Bambara (bm)

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