You telling me Aragonese just a little piece of land but there was entire kingdom in that name ruled half of Iberia
amora_obscura on
Is English on there as a joke or is there actually an English-speaking region?
PotatoLove125 on
We have Mirandês in Portugal, understandably missing because almost nobody speaks it.
Mirmegardt on
Tf you mean our colonizers could not even colonize themselves 😭😭
JLHSMG on
I mean, Spanish is also (widely) used in all the areas except Portugal, Andorra and Gibraltar (i.e. all of Spain territory). You can move around in Bilbao and the Basque Country without speaking Basque…
General-Sloth on
Weird, I thought Palma and Ibiza speak German.
Wunid on
How popular is valencian? Most people in Valencia speak spanish or valencian?
reinchloch on
If the British controlled Spain, they’d call this “the British Peninsula”.
I wonder if that would upset the Portuguese.
MyNameCannotBeSpoken on
I didn’t know there was a Lagos, Portugal
notmyp0rnaccount68 on
Missing Ligondese
musicmusket on
I thought what’s called Spanish, here, was Castilian.
calaveritabikes on
Euskera is missing
Rodthehuman on
This map is incorrect. Spanish is spoken everywhere. The regional languages are spoken in their region. No region has more speakers of their regional language than Spanish speakers
A_Perez2 on
Occitan, known here as Aranese (aranès)
IamWatchingAoT on
Mirandese is always (sadly) wildly exaggerated. Less than 5 thousand people speak it fluently. Also, it’s a different language from Asturleonese.
elephantaneous on
Formerly Mozarabic ✊🕌ﷺ
Cultural-Ad-8796 on
Galician and Portuguese are so similar, why are they considered separate languages?
Gil15 on
Why would Basqu be a very similar shade as Spanish when it’s actually the most different.
el_lley on
You completely forgot about Sevillano
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[Barranquenho](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barranquenho) is missing
You telling me Aragonese just a little piece of land but there was entire kingdom in that name ruled half of Iberia
Is English on there as a joke or is there actually an English-speaking region?
We have Mirandês in Portugal, understandably missing because almost nobody speaks it.
Tf you mean our colonizers could not even colonize themselves 😭😭
I mean, Spanish is also (widely) used in all the areas except Portugal, Andorra and Gibraltar (i.e. all of Spain territory). You can move around in Bilbao and the Basque Country without speaking Basque…
Weird, I thought Palma and Ibiza speak German.
How popular is valencian? Most people in Valencia speak spanish or valencian?
If the British controlled Spain, they’d call this “the British Peninsula”.
I wonder if that would upset the Portuguese.
I didn’t know there was a Lagos, Portugal
Missing Ligondese
I thought what’s called Spanish, here, was Castilian.
Euskera is missing
This map is incorrect. Spanish is spoken everywhere. The regional languages are spoken in their region. No region has more speakers of their regional language than Spanish speakers
Occitan, known here as Aranese (aranès)
Mirandese is always (sadly) wildly exaggerated. Less than 5 thousand people speak it fluently. Also, it’s a different language from Asturleonese.
Formerly Mozarabic ✊🕌ﷺ
Galician and Portuguese are so similar, why are they considered separate languages?
Why would Basqu be a very similar shade as Spanish when it’s actually the most different.
You completely forgot about Sevillano