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Status of Occitan in Monaco

I'd like to dig further into the section titled Occitan.

Occitan

Occitan (or Lenga d'òc) has also traditionally been spoken in Monaco (particularly when it covered a larger geographical territory), but it is rarely used today. Occitan is a local language of Monaco.^{[citation needed]}

It seems to me that these two sentences (which make up the entire section) contradict each other. Does anyone have a better source for the status of Occitan in Monaco now? Are there children learning this language as their mother tongue in Monaco? If I dig into this and find my own sources, are there any objections to me expanding on this section?

Thanks, Dave (djkernen)|Talk to me|Please help! 15:22, 24 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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