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Halländska is the name used for dialects spoken in Halland, Sweden. In the southern parts of the county Scanian dialects dominate whilst in the north Götaland dialects dominate.^[1]^[2]

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^ Wiking-Faria, Pablo, ed. (2022). Hallands historia - Gränsland genom tiderna (in Swedish) (2 ed.). p. 18. ISBN 978-91-987464-1-9.
^ Nationalencyclopedin (in Swedish). Bra Böcker. Halland. ISBN 91-70-24619-X.

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