Iberian Peninsula includes 2 independent countries, Portugal and Spain.
In Portugal the language is the Portuguese language, also spoken in 9 other countries including Brazil. This language does not descent from Spanish. Portuguese language derives from the medieval language Galician-Portuguese which in its turn is a descendant of ancient Latin.
In Spain they have several languages. When one says Spanish language one is making reference to the Castilian Language, which is the language spoken nationwide and its also spoken in other countries like Mexico. But Spain have 4 big languages:
- Castilian aka Spanish
- Basque
- Catalan
- Galician
There are some controversy about calling Castilian Language Spanish, since every other languages spoken in Spain are also Spanish.
Both Portuguese Language and Spanish Language are part of the Romance Languages Group. Romance language Group is a Group which include Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian and Romanian and are all derived from Ancient Latin.
The Iberian peninsula.
The Iberian Peninsula is located in southwestern Europe. It is the third largest peninsula in Europe and contains the countries of Spain and Portugal.
The answer is Iberian peninsula.
The Iberian Peninsula
Spain and Portugal are on the Iberian Peninsula.
The most used languages in the Iberian Peninsula are Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician and Basque.
It depends on the country you're talking about. The iberian Peninsula consists of 4 countries:SpainPortugalGibraltarFrance (a tiny portion is on the Iberian Peninsula)Click on the country to see its languages.
Capital: Lisbon, Country: Portugal, Language: Portuguese.
Spanish has been a distinct language since around the 9th century. It evolved from Vulgar Latin spoken in the Iberian Peninsula.
The Iberian peninsula.
The Spanish language originated in the Iberian Peninsula around the 9th century. It evolved from Vulgar Latin, influenced by Arabic and other languages spoken in the region at the time.
Portuguese originated from Latin, which was brought to the Iberian Peninsula by the Romans. Over time, the Latin spoken in the region evolved into what we now know as Portuguese, influenced by the language of the Germanic tribes that also inhabited the area.
Spanish doesn't really have a birth date. It evolved from a Latin dialect spoken on the Iberian Peninsula over a period of 1,000 years or so.
Spain and Portugal are the two countries that make up the Iberian peninsula. In Spain they speak Spanish and in Portugal they speak Portuguese.
The Portuguese language comes from Portugal, which is one of the two countries of the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe. The language represents the historical interaction between the Latin language of the ancient Romans and the ancient languages of the Iberian Peninsula. Spanish, which is the other main language that's spoken in the Iberian Peninsula, is older than Portuguese. But both languages spread throughout the entire world, because of the seafaring expeditions of the 15th century Portuguese and Spanish navigators and explorers.
Latin strongly influenced the Spanish language. Latin was the language spoken by the Romans who occupied the Iberian Peninsula, which is now modern-day Spain. Over time, Latin evolved into what is now known as Spanish.
The peninsula that contains Spain and Portugal is called the Iberian Peninsula.