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BBCRadio4

The 70-year-old accountant turned reggae DJ

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In this clip from Radio 4's upcoming documentary The DJ Derek: A Local Legend, bespectacled Bristolian DJ and MC Derek Serpell-Morris exp...

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dzakye

Lexique du patois de Savièse, p. 76-77

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dzakye

Lexique Ballet-Favre, p.74-75

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MountainRadio

The renaissance of Francoprovençal!

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In May 2012 national Swiss TV broadcast, for the first time, a Catholic mass containing elements of the original language of the lower Va...

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dzakye

Parla patwé avwé Djyan Fransi (Fanfwé). Vijita ona vyele ferma aparde de Moudon

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MountainRadio

Selata no prëdzin patoué, granmasein!

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dzakye Nos sens tuès des arpitans! Yes, our language exists all around Mont-Blanc and we all fight for survival as in Bagnes - Happily enough, the "Patois council" of Bernard Bornet has now created a foundation which is about to support all kinds of initiatives to support our traditional language in Valais ( . Arpitan has evolved over 1000 years and 50 generations. It has coined new words, new ways to see reality and to assemble words to mirror the world. Every language that dies out is at least as big a catastrophy as species dying out. Our patrimony is precious: its diversity is its richness. Complexity is a source of wonder. Standardisation must be resisted; it annihilates diversity which is the salt of planet earth.

MountainRadio The original language of the Verbier region isn't French...it's franco-provençal, otherwise known as Arpitan or, to locals, as patois. Amandine Baillifard is a member of the group Y Fayerou, which is helping to keep the language alive.
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dzakye

Oun Vawijan l'é cor.adzou, oun V. l'é pa pirijou! Tsantin patwé, chën déséda. Parlin patwé, nó-jé fóou pa capóna!

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