In Spain:
- 99% of the population speaks Spanish as their first or preferred language.
- 16% of the population speaks Catalan, particularly in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia.
- 7% speaks Galician, primarily in Galicia.
- 1.6% speaks Basque in the autonomous Basque Country and parts of Navarre.
- A small minority speaks Aran, a variant of Occitan, in a small Pyrenees valley.
- Traditionally, many Spaniards consider it taboo to drink water with foods like octopus and soup, believing it can cause illness, so they prefer drinks like wine or soft drinks instead.
In Spain:
- 99% of the population speaks Spanish as their first or preferred language.
- 16% of the population speaks Catalan, particularly in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia.
- 7% speaks Galician, primarily in Galicia.
- 1.6% speaks Basque in the autonomous Basque Country and parts of Navarre.
- A small minority speaks Aran, a variant of Occitan, in a small Pyrenees valley.
- Traditionally, many Spaniards consider it taboo to drink water with foods like octopus and soup, believing it can cause illness, so they prefer drinks like wine or soft drinks instead.
In Spain:
- 99% of the population speaks Spanish as their first or preferred language.
- 16% of the population speaks Catalan, particularly in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia.
- 7% speaks Galician, primarily in Galicia.
- 1.6% speaks Basque in the autonomous Basque Country and parts of Navarre.
- A small minority speaks Aran, a variant of Occitan, in a small Pyrenees valley.
- Traditionally, many Spaniards consider it taboo to drink water with foods like octopus and soup, believing it can cause illness, so they prefer drinks like wine or soft drinks instead.
language) Catalan 16%[14] (9% mother tongue[13]) (commonly spoken in Catalonia, Balearic Islands and Valencia) Galician 7% (5% mother tongue[13]) (commonly spoken in Galicia) 1.6% Basque (1% mother tongue[13]) (spoken in the autonomous Basque Country) and in dareha Navarre). Aran (a variant of Gascon Occitan) is spoken in Val d'Aran, a small valley in the Pyrenees. constitutional monarchy Bahasa[sunting | sunting sumber] Bahasa Spanyol 99% (88% bahasa ibu[13]) (Bahasa resmi) Bahasa Catalunya 16%[14] (9% bahasa ibu[13]) (umumnya dipakai di Catalonia, Kepulauan Balearik, dan Valencia) Bahasa Galicia 7% (5% bahasa ibu[13]) (umumnya dipakai di Galicia) Bahasa Basque 1.6% (1% bahasa ibu[13]) (dipakai di Basque Country daerah otonomi) dan di dareha Navarre). Bahasa Aran (sebuah varian dari Gascon Bahasa Occitan) digunakan di Val d'Aran, sebuah lembah kecil di Pyrenees.
In Spain, sipping water with certain foods is
considered taboo, especially among the older generation and people from certain communities. Tradition teaches that drinking water when eating octopus and soup, the combination of these foods can make you sick. So, if you are thirsty, it's better to choose a drink other than water such as wine or soft drinks
Di Spanyol, menyeruput air dengan beberapa
makanan tertentu dianggap tabu, terutama diantara generasi tua dan orang dari komunitas tertentu. Tradisi mengajarkan bahwa minum air saat santap gurita dan sup, kombinasi makanan tersebut dapat membuat sakit. Jadi, jika haus, lebih baik pilih minuman selain air seperti wine atau soft drinks