Gallo-Iberian languages

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Contents 1 Gallo-Romance languages 1.1 Gallo-Italic languages 1.2 Gallo-Rhaetian languages 1.3 Occitano-Romance[1] 2 Ibero-Romance languages 2.1 West Iberian languages 2.1.1 Astur-Leonese Group 2.1.2 Galician-Portuguese languages 2.1.3 Spanish (Castilian) 2.2 East Iberian languages 3 See also 4 References

[edit] Gallo-Romance languages

[edit] Gallo-Italic languages

• Emiliano-Romagnolo
• Ligurian
• Lombard
  • Western Lombard
  • Eastern Lombard
• Piedmontese
• Venetian

[edit] Gallo-Rhaetian languages

• Oïl languages
  • Burgundian
  • Champenois
  • Franc-Comtois
  • French
  • Gallo
  • Lorrain
  • Norman
    • Anglo-Norman
    • Channel Island Norman
      • Auregnais
      • Guernésiais
      • Jèrriais
        • Sercquiais
  • Picard
  • Poitevin
  • Saintongeais
  • Walloon
  • Southeastern
    • Franco-Provençal
• Rhaetian languages
  • Friulian
  • Ladin
  • Romansh

[edit] Occitano-Romance^[1]

• Occitan
  • Auvergnat
  • Gascon
    • Aranese
  • Languedocien
  • Limousin
  • Provençal
  • Catalan
  • Shuadit

[edit] Ibero-Romance languages

[edit] West Iberian languages

[edit] Astur-Leonese Group

• Asturian
• Extremaduran
• Leonese
• Mirandese

[edit] Galician-Portuguese languages

• Galician
  • Eonavian
• Fala
• Portuguese
  • Barranquenho
  • Brazilian Portuguese

[edit] Spanish (Castilian)

• Caló (Spanish Romani)
• Ladino (Sefardi, Judæo-Spanish)

[edit] East Iberian languages

• Catalan
  • Western Catalan
    • North-Western Catalan
    • Valencian
  • Eastern Catalan
    • Central Catalan
    • Balearic
    • Northern Catalan

[edit] See also

• Italo-Western languages

[edit] References