According to the organizers, "all the languages we have in Bizkaia enrich the territory, and the Basque country can be a refuge and a bridge for all the languages that are in Bizkaia. From Euskera and Euskera we can recognize the value of all languages”·
The Cluster of Sociolinguistics presented in February of this year the map of the linguistic diversity of Bizkaia. This analysis is the image we've stuck with. In Bizkaia, except for Basque and Spanish, the ten languages with the most speakers exceed 1,400 speakers.
Despite the sums, among the languages we can identify, 25,697 inhabitants have as their native language Galician; 11,119 people speak Romanian and 7,018 inhabitants Catalan. Among the Biscayan from the Maghreb, Arabic and Tamazight are the native languages of 13,435 people (although perhaps the sum is not very appropriate in this case).
Speaking at the round table:
possibilities and limitations? Where does rhetoric end and where do we start the challenge?”
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