Liguro-Provençal is a Romance language spoken primarily in the regions of Liguria in Italy and Provence in France. It is part of the larger Occitan language family and has several dialects, including Genoese and Niçard. The language reflects the cultural and historical influences of both regions, showcasing a blend of Italian and French linguistic features. This language is recognized for its rich oral tradition and unique vocabulary, which often includes terms specific to local customs and geography. While it is not widely spoken today, efforts are being made to preserve and promote Liguro-Provençal through cultural initiatives and educational programs.