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55% mother/habitual tongue. In the above link (official data, from an official source) is explained in detail.

icebraining 9y ago
mother/habitual This is not the same thing. My mother tongue is not my (current) habitual tongue. I don't see where the report shows the habitual tongue spoken.
- faragon 9y ago
  It is explained in the above (official) link.
  - icebraining 9y ago
    Like I said, I've read the above official link. Multiple times, by now. Nowhere do I see a reference to the habitual language. Only to the Primera Llengua, which is Llengua o llengües que la persona ha parlat primer a casa seva. Es considera que aquesta llengua ha estat transmesa familiarment i adquirida en el procés de socialització de l'individu. This is not the habitual language. So, where is it?
    - faragon 9y ago
      The above official link has many sections. Here is the link for the official language poll ("Enquesta d’usos lingüístics de la població 2008"), which includes mother-initial/identification/habitual language details (official data): http://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdfdocs/eulp2008.pdf http://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdfd... "Initial language" (page 45): Catalan: 31.6%, Spanish: 55%. "Identification language" (page 48): Catalan: 37.2%, Spanish: 46.5% "Habitual language" (page 51): Catalan: 35.6%, Spanish: 45.9% Edit: in my first comment in this thread I spoke from memory. Also, the data from the 2013 poll (official data): https://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdfdocs/eulp2013.pdf https://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdf... "Initial language" (page 45): Catalan: 31%, Spanish: 55.1%. "Identification language" (page 46): Catalan: 36.4%, Spanish: 47.5%. "Habitual language" (page 49): Catalan: 36.3%, Spanish: 50.7%.
      - icebraining 9y ago
        Thank you! EDIT: Seems like that's the old poll. There's a new one from 2013, in which both Catalan and Spanish grew as the habitual languages. It still doesn't reach 55%, though.

mother/habitual This is not the same thing. My mother tongue is not my (current) habitual tongue. I don't see where the report shows the habitual tongue spoken.

faragon 9y ago
It is explained in the above (official) link.
- icebraining 9y ago
  Like I said, I've read the above official link. Multiple times, by now. Nowhere do I see a reference to the habitual language. Only to the Primera Llengua, which is Llengua o llengües que la persona ha parlat primer a casa seva. Es considera que aquesta llengua ha estat transmesa familiarment i adquirida en el procés de socialització de l'individu. This is not the habitual language. So, where is it?
  - faragon 9y ago
    The above official link has many sections. Here is the link for the official language poll ("Enquesta d’usos lingüístics de la població 2008"), which includes mother-initial/identification/habitual language details (official data): http://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdfdocs/eulp2008.pdf http://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdfd... "Initial language" (page 45): Catalan: 31.6%, Spanish: 55%. "Identification language" (page 48): Catalan: 37.2%, Spanish: 46.5% "Habitual language" (page 51): Catalan: 35.6%, Spanish: 45.9% Edit: in my first comment in this thread I spoke from memory. Also, the data from the 2013 poll (official data): https://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdfdocs/eulp2013.pdf https://www.idescat.cat/cat/idescat/publicacions/cataleg/pdf... "Initial language" (page 45): Catalan: 31%, Spanish: 55.1%. "Identification language" (page 46): Catalan: 36.4%, Spanish: 47.5%. "Habitual language" (page 49): Catalan: 36.3%, Spanish: 50.7%.
    - icebraining 9y ago
      Thank you! EDIT: Seems like that's the old poll. There's a new one from 2013, in which both Catalan and Spanish grew as the habitual languages. It still doesn't reach 55%, though.