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Who invented the sport jai alai?
no one knows it came from spain though
Where did the last name bazaldua came from?
The last name Bazaldua is of Basque origin, typically found in the Basque Country in northern Spain. It is a habitational surname derived from the place name Bazaldua, meaning "lower area" or "lower part".
Where does the last name ybarra come from?
it came from the basque spain and people with this last name have lots of neanderthal dna
Can you name 5 things about the basque region of France?
- The Basque region spreads over the border into Spain;- The French part of the Basque country is much smaller than the Spanish Basque area;- Basques were famous for working on fishing boats, especially those fishing cod in the Northern Atlantic- There is no certainty about where the Basque people came from- the Basque language is not related to any other European language- traditional houses have their shutters painted in green or deep red ; the deep red is called "rouge basque"
Where did the surname Ayarzagoitia come from?
The surname Ayarzagoitia is of Basque origin, from the Basque Country in northern Spain. It is a compound surname, with "Ayarza" likely referring to a place name and "Goitia" meaning "upper part" or "heights."
Where does the last name Pnce come from?
Ponce is a Spanish last name. The family originally came from the Basque region in Spain.
What country did bolero originate from?
it came from spain.
What country did shampoo came from?
spain
What country does the word restaurant came from?
spain
Many of the languages religions and laws in puerto rico came from what country?
Spain.
How are Basque people from northern Spain?
Spain and FranceAnswerAs for where they came from, their origins are somewhat mysterious. The Basque language (Euskara) is an extremely complex language which has no close relatives anywhere else in the world (it is therefore not related at all to Spanish). It is surmised that perhaps they are descendants of the original Neolithic inhabitants of Europe, perhaps one of many groups forced into small pockets around Europe by later peoples (who spoke early Indo-European languages). Euskara is the last remaining native non-Indo-European language (Etruscan was also non-Indo-European). Finno-Ugric (eg Finnish, Hungarian) and Turkic languages came to be spoken in Europe via immigration and invasion and are the main non-Indo-European languages besides Basque found in Europe.
What country did Cervantes came from?
Either Spain or Portugal
