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Does anyone know what do they refer with "Iberian language"? https://www.dropbox.com/position?jvi=o92YWfwP,Job https://www.dropbox.com/position?jvi=o92YWfwP,Job
by jaimebuelta 14y ago
Does anyone know what do they refer with "Iberian language"? https://www.dropbox.com/position?jvi=o92YWfwP,Job https://www.dropbox.com/position?jvi=o92YWfwP,Job
I mean, as they are referring before to Spanish, I guess it is Portuguese, maybe?
Because if they refer to Old Iberian (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iberian_language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iberian_language), it is going to be difficult to find anyone :-D
- appplemac 14y agoI guess they mean a language spoken on Ibearian Peninsula – Spanish and Portugese as major ones and Catalan, Basque, Galician as regional ones in Spain. No idea about Portugal's local languages.
- jaimebuelta 14y agoI don't think so, I think is just errata ;-)
- alexkus 14y agoIME they just means Spanish (European) and Portuguese. They could include Catalan and French (because of Andorra) but unlikely.
- jaimebuelta 14y agoThey are saying 'Spanish' before that, so it is unlikely.... They are also saying French. I am Spaniard, and I have NEVER heard addressing the different languages spoken in the Iberian peninsula as "Iberian". The languages with official recognition are Spanish, Portuguese, Mirandese, Catalan, Valencian, Aranese, Galego and Euskera (Basque), plus English in Gibraltar, add a few more for unofficially recognised ones I think I am not missing any ;-). French is not an official language in Andorra (only Catalan is), although is quite used