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Do those from Gibraltar consider themselves british Gibraltarian or English or spanish?
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Which language is in Gibraltar?
They speak in English and Spanish.
What strait divides Europe from Africa?
The Mediterranean Sea to the south separates Europe from Africa.The Mediterranean Sea
Is Gibraltar pound worth more than English pound?
No - they are on par.
Which tiny country at the mouth to the Mediterranean Sea is English speaking?
Gibraltar
What languages are spoken in Gibraltar?
The 1 and only official language is English, but most people in Gibraltar speak Spanish as their native language.Llanito Creole is also spoken.
Why did the colonists still consider themselves English citizens?
Most members of the Congress didn't want to break away from England. They wanted the colonies to remain English.
What does ke shuni mean in English?
Ke shuni is llanito (spoken in Gibraltar) for "How cute"
What are the electrical shops in Gibralter called?
Gibraltar is an English colony so it would be called an electrical shop.
What languages are spoken in Giblartar?
The official language of Gibraltar is English, but Spanish is also widely spoken due to its proximity to Spain. Additionally, there are various other languages spoken within the diverse population of Gibraltar, such as Italian, Portuguese, and Arabic.
Was Arti Pradhan the first woman to cross the Strait of Gibraltar?
In 1987, Arti Pradhan became the youngest female swimmer to swim the English Channel. I can't find any reference to her having swum across the Strait of Gibraltar.
Are Puerto Ricans Americans?
Yes because the US owns Puerto Rico. But Puerto Ricans would refer to themselves as Puerto Ricans more than American, just like English would consider them more English than British.
Are Puerto Ricans considered American?
Yes because the US owns Puerto Rico. But Puerto Ricans would refer to themselves as Puerto Ricans more than American, just like English would consider them more English than British.
