Orang Wallonia

Walonua
	Peter Minuit
Daerah dengan populasi signifikan
Bahasa
	Perancis, Walon, Picard

Bangsa Walonia (bahasa Prancis: Wallons, bahasa Walonia: Walons) adalah sebuah bangsa yang berbahasa Roman dan sebagian keturunan Jerman dan Keltik^[1]^[2] ^[3] yang menuturkan bahasa Perancis dan tinggal di Belgia. Mereka sebagian besar tinggal di Walonia dan Brussel. Selain menuturkan bahasa Perancis, mereka juga menuturkan bahasa Walon dan bahasa Picard. Kedua bahasa ini merupakan dialek bahasa Perancis.

^ A Henri Holt Reference Book, (Page 645: « The Walloons are descended from Germanic (Frankish) invaders who were culturally absorbed into the romanized sphere in which they settled and came to speak a French dialect »
^ Félix Rousseau,La Wallonie, Terre romane, Charleroi, 1993, p.60 : brassage humain [melting-pot]... creuset où sont venus se fondre des éléments ethniques surgis [who came] de tous les points de l'horizon [from everywhere]. P. 112: Germanic people named all their neighbours in the South Wahla (...) from which our Walloon is deriving (...) it means the Foreigner, the Celtic people, the Roman people vis-à-vis the German people.
^ Albert Henry, Histoire des mots Wallons et Wallonie, Institut Jules Destrée, Coll. «Notre histoire», Mont-sur-Marchienne, 1990, 3rd ed. (1st ed. 1965), p. 20, following Leo Weinsberger, Die geschichtliche Leistung des Wortes welsch, in Rheinische Vierteljahrsblätter, t. XIII, 1948, pp. 87-146, wrote about the Germanic and Celtic prehistory of the word Walloon.

[1] A Henri Holt Reference Book, (Page 645: « The Walloons are descended from Germanic (Frankish) invaders who were culturally absorbed into the romanized sphere in which they settled and came to speak a French dialect »

[2] Félix Rousseau,La Wallonie, Terre romane, Charleroi, 1993, p.60 : brassage humain [melting-pot]... creuset où sont venus se fondre des éléments ethniques surgis [who came] de tous les points de l'horizon [from everywhere]. P. 112: Germanic people named all their neighbours in the South Wahla (...) from which our Walloon is deriving (...) it means the Foreigner, the Celtic people, the Roman people vis-à-vis the German people.

[3] Albert Henry, Histoire des mots Wallons et Wallonie, Institut Jules Destrée, Coll. «Notre histoire», Mont-sur-Marchienne, 1990, 3rd ed. (1st ed. 1965), p. 20, following Leo Weinsberger, Die geschichtliche Leistung des Wortes welsch, in Rheinische Vierteljahrsblätter, t. XIII, 1948, pp. 87-146, wrote about the Germanic and Celtic prehistory of the word Walloon.

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