Arnaut

Arnaut is a term used to describe people from the region of Occitania in Southern France. It's like saying someone is from Texas or New York in the United States. Arnauts have their own language called Occitan, which is different from French but still similar. Imagine it's like speaking English but with a different accent or dialect.

The term "Arnaut" comes from the Occitan word "Enaut", which means "someone who comes from elsewhere". This is because the region of Occitania has a long history of being invaded and conquered by different groups of people, including the Romans, Visigoths, Moors, and Franks. So the Arnauts are a mix of different cultures and languages.

Today, there are still many Arnauts living in Occitania and they are proud of their unique culture and language. They celebrate their traditions through music, dance, and festivals, and they work hard to preserve their language so that it doesn't disappear. So next time you meet someone from Occitania, you can call them an Arnaut and impress them with your knowledge!