IBERIAN LANGUAGES
'Iberian languages' is a generic term for the languages currently or formerly spoken in the Iberian peninsula.

The following languages were spoken in the Iberian peninsula before the Roman occupation.
★ Aquitanian and other Basque dialects
★ Proto-Celtic & Celtic languages
★
★ Celtiberian
★
★ Gallaecian
★
★ Other Celtic languages
★ Lusitanian (classification is controversial; could have been Proto-Celtic, Pre-Celtic or even related to the Italic group)
★ Classical Greek
★ Iberian
★ Old European
★ Phoenician
★ Tartessian
The following languages were spoken in the Iberian peninsula in medieval times.
★ Arabic
★
★ Andalusi Arabic
★
★ Classical Arabic
★ Berber languages
★ Germanic languages
★
★ Buri
★
★ Gothic
★
★ Suebian
★
★ Vandalic
★ Latin
★
★ Vulgar Latin
★
★
★ Iberian Romance languages
★
★
★
★ Galician-Portuguese
★
★
★
★ Astur-Leonese
★
★
★
★ Mozarabic
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Romance languages
★
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Aragonese
★
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Catalan
★
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Portuguese
★
★
★
★
★ Ladino
★ Scythian languages
★
★ Alanic
The following languages are currently spoken in the Iberian peninsula.
★ Basque
★
★ Biscayan Basque
★
★ Guipuscoan Basque
★
★ Upper Navarrese
★ Romance languages
★
★ Aragonese language
★
★ Aranese language (dialect of Gascon Occitan)
★
★ Astur-Leonese
★
★
★ Extremaduran
★
★
★ Mirandese
★
★ Caló
★
★ Spanish (or Castilian)
★
★ Catalan
★
★
★ Eastern Catalan: Northern Catalan, Central Catalan, Balearic
★
★
★ Western Catalan: North-Western Catalan, Ribagorçan, Valencian
★
★ Murcian Spanish
★
★ Galician-Portuguese
★
★
★ Galician
★
★
★
★ Eonavian
★
★
★ Fala
★
★
★ Portuguese
★
★
★
★ Barranquenho
★ Caló (Spanish Romani)
★ English language
★
★ Llanito
★
★ Inglés de escalerilla
★ Sign Languages
★
★ Spanish Sign Language
★
★ Catalan Sign Language
★
★ Valencian Sign Language
★
★ Portuguese Sign Language
★ Andorra:
★
★ Catalan (official recognition)
★
★ Spanish
★
★ French
★
★ Portuguese
★ Gibraltar:
★
★ English (official recognition)
★
★ Spanish (Llanito dialect)
★ Portugal:
★
★ Portuguese (official recognition)
★
★
★ Barranquenho (only spoken in the town of Barrancos, near Portuguese-Spanish border; no official recognition)
★
★ Portuguese Sign language (official recognition)
★
★ Mirandese (only spoken in a small eastern area of the Norte region, near Portuguese-Spanish border; official recognition)
★ Spain:
★
★ Spanish (also called Castilian, official recognition)
★
★ Catalan (called Valencian in the Land of Valencia, official recognition)
★
★ Basque (official recognition)
★
★ Galician (official recognition)
★
★ Occitan (locally called Aranese, official recognition)
★
★ Asturian/Bable (also called Astur-Leonese, little protection)
★
★ Aragonese (also called ''fabla'', colloquially; little protection)
★
★ Fala (no official recognition)
★ Languages of Spain
★ Languages of Portugal
★ Iberian Romance languages
★ Pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula
★ Detailed map of the Pre-Roman Peoples of Iberia (around 200 BC)
★ Detailed linguistic map of the Iberian Peninsula
| Contents |
| Historic languages |
| Pre-Roman languages |
| Medieval languages |
| Modern languages |
| By linguistic group |
| By country |
| See also |
| External links |
Historic languages
Pre-Roman languages
Main language areas in Iberia circa 200 BC.
The following languages were spoken in the Iberian peninsula before the Roman occupation.
★ Aquitanian and other Basque dialects
★ Proto-Celtic & Celtic languages
★
★ Celtiberian
★
★ Gallaecian
★
★ Other Celtic languages
★ Lusitanian (classification is controversial; could have been Proto-Celtic, Pre-Celtic or even related to the Italic group)
★ Classical Greek
★ Iberian
★ Old European
★ Phoenician
★ Tartessian
Medieval languages
The following languages were spoken in the Iberian peninsula in medieval times.
★ Arabic
★
★ Andalusi Arabic
★
★ Classical Arabic
★ Berber languages
★ Germanic languages
★
★ Buri
★
★ Gothic
★
★ Suebian
★
★ Vandalic
★ Latin
★
★ Vulgar Latin
★
★
★ Iberian Romance languages
★
★
★
★ Galician-Portuguese
★
★
★
★ Astur-Leonese
★
★
★
★ Mozarabic
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Romance languages
★
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Aragonese
★
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Catalan
★
★
★
★
★ Judeo-Portuguese
★
★
★
★
★ Ladino
★ Scythian languages
★
★ Alanic
Modern languages
The following languages are currently spoken in the Iberian peninsula.
By linguistic group
★ Basque
★
★ Biscayan Basque
★
★ Guipuscoan Basque
★
★ Upper Navarrese
★ Romance languages
★
★ Aragonese language
★
★ Aranese language (dialect of Gascon Occitan)
★
★ Astur-Leonese
★
★
★ Extremaduran
★
★
★ Mirandese
★
★ Caló
★
★ Spanish (or Castilian)
★
★ Catalan
★
★
★ Eastern Catalan: Northern Catalan, Central Catalan, Balearic
★
★
★ Western Catalan: North-Western Catalan, Ribagorçan, Valencian
★
★ Murcian Spanish
★
★ Galician-Portuguese
★
★
★ Galician
★
★
★
★ Eonavian
★
★
★ Fala
★
★
★ Portuguese
★
★
★
★ Barranquenho
★ Caló (Spanish Romani)
★ English language
★
★ Llanito
★
★ Inglés de escalerilla
★ Sign Languages
★
★ Spanish Sign Language
★
★ Catalan Sign Language
★
★ Valencian Sign Language
★
★ Portuguese Sign Language
By country
★ Andorra:
★
★ Catalan (official recognition)
★
★ Spanish
★
★ French
★
★ Portuguese
★ Gibraltar:
★
★ English (official recognition)
★
★ Spanish (Llanito dialect)
★ Portugal:
★
★ Portuguese (official recognition)
★
★
★ Barranquenho (only spoken in the town of Barrancos, near Portuguese-Spanish border; no official recognition)
★
★ Portuguese Sign language (official recognition)
★
★ Mirandese (only spoken in a small eastern area of the Norte region, near Portuguese-Spanish border; official recognition)
★ Spain:
★
★ Spanish (also called Castilian, official recognition)
★
★ Catalan (called Valencian in the Land of Valencia, official recognition)
★
★ Basque (official recognition)
★
★ Galician (official recognition)
★
★ Occitan (locally called Aranese, official recognition)
★
★ Asturian/Bable (also called Astur-Leonese, little protection)
★
★ Aragonese (also called ''fabla'', colloquially; little protection)
★
★ Fala (no official recognition)
See also
★ Languages of Spain
★ Languages of Portugal
★ Iberian Romance languages
★ Pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula
External links
★ Detailed map of the Pre-Roman Peoples of Iberia (around 200 BC)
★ Detailed linguistic map of the Iberian Peninsula
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