The languages of Portugal are either Portuguese or Portuguese relatives. For Portuguese is the official language, which is the most widely known, spoken and understood language of communication throughout the Republic. Portugal is divided, administratively and politically, into 18 units. The units may be grouped into three broad cultural and linguistic categories, as dialects. For each of the three regions has distinct expressions, phrases and words. These cultural and linguistic groupings correspond, geographically, with the northern, central and southern region of the Republic. Among the more distinct of the dialects are the Portuguese that's spoken on the islands of Madeira, and on the Azores. But whatever the location, Portuguese and its dialects are all members of the Romance family of languages. For they show the impact of the ancient interaction between the Latin language of the ancient conquering Romans and the ancient languages of ancient Iberia. From that interaction, Portuguese and its dialects reached their expressive levels of today by way of the Galician-Portuguese subgroup within the Romance family. For they're related most closely to the language of Galicia, which is just across the northern Portuguese border, in northwestern Spain.
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They speak Portuguese.
if u mean languages Portuguese and spanish
No, in Spain the language is Spanish, and in Portugal the language is Portuguese. They are similar languages. May be that both have a common origin, but each country has its own language, history and customs.
Yes. Portuguese and Spanish are not mutually intelligible. However there are closely related languages, and people can overcome the language barrier more easily than some other combinations of languages.
The most prominent language in Portugal is Portuguese.The most prominent language in Spain is Spanish (also called Castillian, in order to distinguish it from the dialects of the Americas).Other languages in Spain are:Aranese, co-official in Catalonia, a variety of Gascon, which in turn is a variety of Occitan.Basque, co-official in the Basque Country and Navarre (see Basque and mixed zones).CatalanGalician
Spain and Portugal .
European languages became official in some West African nations due to colonialism. During the colonial period, European powers such as France, Britain, and Portugal established control over these regions and imposed their languages as the administrative and educational languages. This led to the continued use of European languages even after these countries gained independence.
Portugal has no deserts.
Together, Spain and Portugal are often referred to as the Iberian Peninsula, or simply "Iberia." In both languages, this is caled "la pen’nsula IbŽrica."