Castilian and Catalan Castilian, also means Spanish, is the culture one would usually associate with most of Spain. It's also fair to call it simply Spanish. This is not the indigenous culture to Barcelona, but many Spaniards have migrated to the city. Catalan, a regional culture in eastern Spain. The Catalan people speak their own language (called Catalan) and usually speak Spanish too. Catalan and Spanish have many similarities, but are clearly separate languages, and it is argued by many that Catalan is closer to French than to Spanish. Catalan culture shares many things with that of southern France. Further Reading, on Wikipedia: Spanish Language, Catalan Language, Barcelona, Catalonia, Valencia, Spain
Catalan and Spanish
Catalan.
The two most common languages spoken in Barcelona are: Catalan and Castellano - both dialects of the Spanish language. Catalan is the most spoken although Castellano is also used to a lesser degree. Catalan is not (repeat NOT) a dialect of Spanish, it is a language in it's own right. Catalan was suppressed during Franco's rule but now is the official language of Catalunya.
Portuguese and Catalan are most similar to Spanish.
Catalan and Spanish origin.
Catalan is a distinct Romance language spoken in Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, while Spanish is the official language of Spain and widely spoken throughout the country. Catalan has its own unique grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, making it different from Spanish linguistically. Additionally, Catalan has a strong cultural and historical significance in the regions where it is spoken.
The two official languages spoken in Barcelona are Catalan and Spanish. Catalan is the primary language spoken in Catalonia, including Barcelona, while Spanish is also widely spoken and understood in the region.
La means "the" so la rosa is "the rose" when translated from Catalan, Italian or Spanish to English.
He was of Spanish, Catalan origin.
Holla it the same way in spanish>
Catalan, Spanish and English