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Gascon Occitan is used in parts of France and Spain.
| Gascon dialects shown below: | Standard, Aranese, and Bearnese. |
| Occitan-related entries elsewhere: | Alpine, Auvergnat, Languedocien, Limousin, Nicard, Old Occitan, and Provençal. |
Standard Gascon| 1) On ei la mia cramba? |
[oon ey la mio krambo] |
| 2) On ei la plaja? |
[oon ey la plazho] |
| 3) On ei lo bar? |
[oon ey loo ba] |
| 4) Ne'm tòques pas ací! | [nimm tockes pazassee] |
Language information at Wikipedia
Aranese (also known as aranés)
The Aranese dialect of Gascon is used in the Aran Valley on the border between Spain and France.
1) A on ei era mia abitacion?Language information at Wikipedia
Bearnese
The Bearnese dialect of Gascon is used in the former province of Béarn in southwest France.
1) On ei la mia crampa?Language information at Wikipedia
Alternate names for the Bearnese dialect include Béarnais, Barnais, and Biarnese
Writing system information at Omniglot
Alternate names for Gascon Occitan include Aranés, Aranese, Arnais, Gascon, Aranese Occitan, and Occitan
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| The four essential travel phrases in English: 1) Where is my room? 2) Where is the beach? 3) Where is the bar? 4) Don't touch me there! |
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