Social networks, the success of reggaeton and Latin pop, academic exchanges, the spread of streaming platforms and even YouTube tutorials are just a few examples of how the globalized world in which we live has made Spanish speakers live together more closely than ever, becoming familiar with the nuances of each of the varieties of … Leer más
In previous publications, we have followed an articulated thematic line related to the historical languages of the Iberian Peninsula, approaching a study of the different languages that coexisted (and, in some cases, still coexist) in the Hispanic context: Catalan and its variants, Asturleonese, Navarrese-Aragonese, Mozarabic, Galician, Castilian, Basque, and others… Today we are going to … Leer más
In past publications, we have dealt with some of the historical languages of our country that were forged during the Middle Ages, such as Catalan, Galician, Asturian, Mozarabic or Castilian. In today’s article, to end this cycle of languages of the Hispanic context, we will talk about Navarrese-Aragonese. The Navarrese-Aragonese language defines the group of … Leer más