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DescriptionLenguas y dialectos iberorromances.PNG	Español: Lenguas iberorromances y sus principales dialectos en la Península Ibérica, sur de Francia, Baleares, Ceuta y Melilla. Portugués septetrional Portugués central Portugués litoral Portugués meridional · Gallego occidental Gallego central Gallego oriental Gallego jalimés · Mirandés Asturiano occidental o Leonés Asturiano central Asturiano oriental Montañés Alto-Extremeño · Español septentrional Español meridional Español andaluz · Aragonés · Valenciano Catalán occidental Catalán oriental Catalán septentrional Alguerés Balear · Gascón Languedociano Provenzal Limosín Auvernense Vivaroalpino
Date	25 April 2012
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Author	Fobos92

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