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Guernésiais – Guernsey French

Voice Portrait by Giovanna Iorio, Translated and read by Yan Marquis

(This is similar to Norman French)

https://anthonyfisherpoet.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/londinium-giernesiei-raw.mp3

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