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Demographics Patois Evolène 1939 MP3 file Joseph Fauchère, 82, tells a story in the patois of Evolène, recorded in 1939. Evolène, in canton Valais, is the only village in Switzerland where patois is still spoken by all generations. This content was published on March 14, 2012 - 08:56 Phonogram archive, Zurich Other languages: 6 EN original Français fr Le patois d’Evolène en 1939 Read more: Le patois d’Evolène en 1939 Italiano it Patois di Evolène 1939 Read more: Patois di Evolène 1939 Português pt O patoá Evolène, 1939 Read more: O patoá Evolène, 1939 日本語 ja １９３９年のパトワ・エヴォレーヌ Read more: １９３９年のパトワ・エヴォレーヌ 中文 zh 听听1939年的Patois d’Evolène Read more: 听听1939年的Patois d’Evolène Русский ru Как звучит диалект Patois Evolène Read more: Как звучит диалект Patois Evolène Evolène (Patois) 1939 Popular Stories Most Discussed You can find an overview of ongoing debates with our journalists here . Please join us! If you want to start a conversation about a topic raised in this article or want to report factual errors, email us at english@swissinfo.ch.
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