#castillian

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Sculptor: Josep Campeny i Santamaria (Spanish, 1858-1922) Architect: Antoni Vila i Palmés (Spanish/Catalan, 1863-1937) Martinez i Fortuny Company Panteó August Urrutia i Roldán, 1909 Barcelona, Catalunya

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Battle of Toro 1476 by José Daniel Cabrera Peña

Castilian-Aragonese army led by Ferdinand II of Aragon, Cardinal Mendoza and the Duke of Alba preparing to take on the Portuguese in the Battle of Toro.

[aquariwriter]

Hey and welcome to my langblr! My name is Rachel (she/her) and I’ve made this blog to mostly focus on Spanish, but I am learning French too.

Give this a like/reblog or say hi if you’re a Spanish or French langblr too!

I’m relatively ~decent~ at French, but I’m a complete Spanish beginner and am particularly interested in European/Castilian Spanish, although all Spanish (and French) resources are greatly appreciated.

My native language is English and I’m from London, UK, and I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Creative Writing.

I did French at GCSE many years ago, and so when I decided to learn another language in 2018 it seemed like the natural choice. I love French and I love France but I wanted to go further.

Sadly, I never got the opportunity to learn Spanish at school so I’m trying to go from scratch here. I always wished I could speak it ,and Spain is one of my favourite countries. I visited a bit in my childhood and one day I’d love to experience living out there, even if only for a few months.

:)

🦉 duolingo: rachelemmaa 🦉

[odair-hofferson]

PLEASE HELP 🙏

This is a call of all of those people of httyd fandom that live in Spain or watch the movies in Spanish Castillian, not Latin.

I know httyd homecoming has been dubbed to Spanish Castillian, but I don't know where to watch it or if it's on any internet page where you can download it. Please, if someone knows it, tell me because I'm a little desperate!! Thank you people 🥰

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The Capitulation of Granada by Francisco Pradilla Ortiz

[lumpyflakycum]

Wait, why do people in LatAm communities call it spanish? youd expect them to be the most gung-ho about calling it castillian, no?