What languages are spoken in Costa del Sol Spain?

Answer 1

In Spain there is one national language (castellano, the language studied in Spanish class in the US) and three regional languages (Basque, Catalán, and Gallego, spoken in El país Vasco, Cataluña, and Galicia respectively).
Four actually.

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Languages : Castillian Spanish 74% (official nationwide); Catalan 17%, Galician 7%, Basque 2% ( each official regionally ).
The national language of Spain is Spanish.
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The national language of Spain is Spanish.
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Spanish.
spanish and euskara.

Answer 2

The 1 official language of Spain is Spanish, spoken by more than 99% of Spaniards as either a first or second language. The Spanish of Spain is also called Castilian.

English is the most widely spoken foreign language. 22% of the population speaks English.

The national government also recognizes 4 regional languages, which have co-official status in certain areas:

1. Aranese
   
2. Basque
   
3. Catalan
   
4. Galician
   

Here is a list of all 14 languages spoken in Spain:

1. Aragonese
2. Asturian
3. Basque
4. Caló
5. Catalan Sign Language
6. Catalan-Valencian-Balear
7. Extremaduran
8. Fala
9. Galician
10. Gascon, Aranese
11. Quinqui
12. Spanish
13. Spanish Sign Language
14. Valencian Sign Language

Spanish Sign Language is the most common sign language of Spain, and it is mutually intelligible almost all the other sign languages on the Iberian peninsula, including Portuguese Sign Language. The dialects that are furthest from Spanish Sign Language are Valencian Sign Language and Catalan Sign Language.

Spanish Sign Language is not related to Mexican Sign Language.

Answer 3

Either spanish or catalan. Depends on the person you talk to.
Spanish and Catalan.
The language spoken in Barcelona is Catalan.
spanish
Catalan is the official language of the Spanish Autonomous Community of Catalunya, of which Barcelona is the capital and largest city.

However, Castellano is widely spoken in Barcelona. If one is traveling to Barcelona they will encounter absolutely no issues being understood and understanding people.

However, one should be aware that this is an area of cultural sensitivity and to remain "outside" of the debates between Castellano and Catalan.

On a plus side, English will be accepted and in most areas, a modicum, if not fluent English will be available in all of the tourist areas.

Answer 4

A minority indeed speak Galician in northwest Spain, Basque in northcentral Spain, and Catalan in northeast Spain. These are official languages because they have been recognized by the appropriate regional governments. There is provision for this recognition in the Spanish Constitution

Spanish is by far the most common language and is required by the Spanish Constitution.

Answer 5

In Madrid we speak only Spanish as our mother language and as an official one, but people from Madrid can study any other language in the world, since we are quite intelligent.

While Spanish is by far the most common language, but you might also hear Basque, Catalan, Valencian, or Galician. English and German are also widely spoken by those who work in international trade or tourism.
Most of Spain speaks Spanish. If you are asking what dialect they speak they would probably say it is not a dialect in Madrid, rather that it is proper Castilian Spanish according to the Real Academia. Everything that is not Castilian Spanish is considered a dialect by the elitists.
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People from Madrid speak Spanish.
Spanish is spoken in Madrid, Spain.

Answer 6

Most Spaniards speak Castillian (what English-speakers usually call "Spanish") as a primary language. There are six other languages that are dominant in certain regions: Catalan (Catalonia and the Balaeric Islands), Valencian (Valencia), Aragonese (Aragon), Basque (Basque Country and Navarre), Asturianu (Asturias), and Galician (Galicia). Of course, a significant minority of Spaniards also speak foreign languages like English, French, or Portuguese, and immigrants to Spain may speak the languages of their countries of origin.

Answer 7

Spanish is spoken all over Spain.

In addition, most all areas use a dialect of some sort. According to the Real Academia, the Official dialect is Castillian Spanish that is spoken around Madrid and Valladolid. I consider that particular dialect the most beautiful language I've ever heard.

Be advised that I spent 25 years as an enlisted man in the US Navy. In no way does that make me an expert on what is beautiful. I do think I am qualified to judge the beauty of women and language. The women of Spain rank right up there with Castillian Spanish.

Spanish as spoken in the area of Andalucia is called "Andaluz" A man in Madrid once told me I was from Jerez de la Frontera. He said that he was from Jerez, and that he recognized my accent.

I fear I have strayed from the question.
Spanish.

Answer 8

The two official languages of Valencia, Spain are:

1. Valencian
   
2. Spanish
   

Spanish is official in all of Spain; Valencian is official in the Valencian Community.

Note: Catalan and Valencian are mutually intelligible and considered two varieties of the same language.

Answer 9

The Costa del Sol is a region in Spain. Thus, they speak Spanish.

Answer 10

Yes, more than 90% of the population of Spain can speak Spanish either as a first or second language.