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'''Casson French''' is the variety of the [[wikipedia:French language|French language]] spoken in [[Cassony]] and [[Simbois]]. It is largely based on the [[wikipedia:French of France|Parisian French]] of the [[Old World]], though with a tendency towards contractions that are not present in [[wikipedia:Standard French|Standard French]] and a large influence in vocabulary from [[wikipedia:Polish language|Polish]].
'''Casson French''' is the variety of the [[wikipedia:French language|French language]] spoken in [[Cassony]] and [[Simbois]]. It is largely based on the [[wikipedia:French of France|Parisian French]] of the [[Old World]], though with a tendency towards contractions that are not present in [[wikipedia:Standard French|Standard French]] and a large influence in vocabulary from [[wikipedia:Polish language|Polish]].
== Lexis ==
Some examples of vocabulary influenced by Polish includes:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Casson French
! Standard French
! English [[wikipedia:Gloss (annotation)|gloss]]
! Notes
|-
| ''souhonnèche''
| ''soleil''
| ''sun''
| from Polish ''słonecz(ny)'' "sunny"
|}

Revision as of 11:23, 5 September 2024

Casson French is the variety of the French language spoken in Cassony and Simbois. It is largely based on the Parisian French of the Old World, though with a tendency towards contractions that are not present in Standard French and a large influence in vocabulary from Polish.

Lexis

Some examples of vocabulary influenced by Polish includes:

Casson French Standard French English gloss Notes
souhonnèche soleil sun from Polish słonecz(ny) "sunny"