Co-official languages in Spain

"Lenguas cooficiales de España"
Spanish A2 writing exercise

Learn about other official languages in Spain.

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Some vocabulary you may want to look up before or during this exercise: "co-official", "Catalan", "Aranese", "Valencian", "Basque", "Galician", "public administration", "according to" and "Statutes of Autonomy".

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In Spain these co-official languages exist: Catalan and Aranese in Catalonia, Valencian in Valencia, Basque or Euskera in the Basque Country and in a part of Navarra; and Galician in Galicia. These languages are official with Castilian in those communities. They are compulsory in school and in public administration according to the Statutes of Autonomy.

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