That's a good question! The truth is Catalan Spanish (European Spanish), was heavily influenced by the Moors, an Arab group of people who lived in modern day Spain in the Middle Ages. So in the end, Spanish is a mix of Arabic, Latin, and other local pagan tribe languages that were prevelent at the time.
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Most Spanish words beginning with "al" have originated from the Arab language.
Yes! Spain, specifically and especially the south, is heavily influenced by Moorish culture. In the 8th century they came and were rulers of Andalus (now Andalucía). Their influence is seen in the arches, interior patios, and fountains that are prevalent in Spanish architecture.
'Arroz' is the Spanish word for 'rice'. The origin of this Spanish name come from Arab, from the Arab word â??ar-rozzâ??, used to describe this same food that had been the base food of many civilizations.
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Its a Spanish last name with Arab and Jewish origins.
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Many suggest Spain as most influenced by Arabian culture, mainly because the Spanish/Morocco trading routes were early and well established over time. As you might note geographically, it makes some sense.
Many suggest Spain as most influenced by Arabian culture, mainly because the Spanish/Morocco trading routes were early and well established over time. As you might note geographically, it makes some sense.
Many suggest Spain as most influenced by Arabian culture, mainly because the Spanish/Morocco trading routes were early and well established over time. As you might note geographically, it makes some sense.
Algerians Are originaly mixed with black,roman,arab and spanish.