Hey Sup Forums what do you think about the Basques? Is this region a nice place to live in?
Hey Sup Forums what do you think about the Basques? Is this region a nice place to live in?
Henry Sanchez
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Christopher Long
>Rioja
>Basque
Gavin Watson
I heard it's the richest Spanish region due to Mondragon corporation
Daniel Gutierrez
Yes, we welcome any kind of latinamericans except for filthy guatelmaltecos like yourself
Jason Cook
>Basques
At least use a proper map my murder bro, come on.
It's a beautiful area, but they can be super insular.
Caleb Adams
Haha that is fun :) but why is there a part of castille inside basque country?
Wikipedia says it is less populated than iceland and is full of basques!
Brody Ramirez
I considered that! But I felt ike I just wanted to focus on the Spanish areas of basque descent rather than active practicing basques. Quick question, who treats the basques better, France or Spain? Which parts are nicer?
Isaiah James
here goes the guatemalan nazi mutt again
they don't want you
Carson Wright
I don't have great knowledge on this, but imo Basques are more Spanish than French. There's less Basques separatism over here but the administrative strongholds are all in Spain. Both counties treat them perfectly nicely these days. I've only been to the Spanish part, I think they're more open over there. It would be harder to move to the french part. If you already speak Spanish there are obvious benefits there too.
Julian Garcia
United states is latin.
Daniel Davis
I don’t think they want more subhumanoids desu, they are fed up with moroccans and gypsies
Nathan Roberts
Nice to meet you :) although I would not consider myself as such haha. I am just curious about some of the smaller communities in europe. Would you like to talk about that?
Adrian Morales
LOL Spain treats its minorities 10x better than France. Basque has official status in its regions, just like Catalan and Galician. France has always repressed its minorities like the Bretons, Occitans and Basques. This causes massive butthurt to the EU, who aims to protect minority languages, but France has a clause that says that French is the only prevalent language of the Republic. Im not saying that against France Im a Frenchboo myself but yeah Spain treats them better.
Kayden Cruz
Oh no I would never move to Spain haha I am just curious about some of the cultures within other cultures.
Ethan Stewart
Oh wow! I did not know that, for some reason I thought the opposite would be true because the spanish basques tend to be much more vocal. Shame how france just kinda steamrolls everything into one gigantic paste and doesnt recognize different cultures. I guess that might be a problem for their immigration to, huh?
Carter Brooks
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Dylan Allen
>Besides French, there exist many other vernacular minority languages of France, both in European France, in Overseas France, and in French overseas territories. These languages are recognized by article 75-1 of the French constitution. In France proper, Corsican, Breton, Gallo, Basque, Franco-Provençal, Occitan, and Catalan have an official status in the regions where they are spoken.
Charles James
Just visit these places instead of relying on Sup Forums memes.
Tyler Hughes
That is true! I have never been so memes are my only real knowledge haha. I started the thread because believe it or not there are a large amount of basque and catalan "descended" people in my country that are very pro independance. It boggles my mind really that any guatemalan would care. So I guess I wanted to ask what you guys thought about the region. Have you visited basque france? What is it like?
Camden Perez
I am Iberian basques are just provinces of an ethnic group native to peninsula, Iberians, they were the rural retards tho.
Camden Carter
>who treats the basques better
I'd say both countries treat Basques well.
>Which parts are nicer
Both parts are nice and have nice places to visit and live in.
Leo Moore
its like irrelevant to me but i guess its kind of exotic so i would enjoy going there mostly because of traditional music and lifestyles which i find interesting
Nathaniel Campbell
do u first wroten castilian is in Rioja? They might have basque influence but they are one of the cradles of castile, its more like a transitional territory between basques and castilian.
Oliver Gray
do you know that the first written (...)*
Henry Anderson
Haha sorry man didnt mean to offend, I depend on wikipedia and memes for knowledge. Thatnis super interesting though! Are you from there?
Thomas Brooks
Basques are just Iberians who weren't romanized and were less "Moor'd", in fact Basques inhabited much larger areas than today (like Aragon and parts of Catalonia) until the Romans pushed them out or romanized those parts.
One day we might find the Rosetta Stone that will confirm that Basques and Iberians were the same people.
Carter Torres
i lived there for half a year
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Daniel Powell
The only thing i know about Spain is that the Moors took over and fucked all their women and made everyone darker.
Austin Robinson
nah i'm autistic for Castile
Una curiosidad, el primer texto en castellano tambien tenia anotaciones por primera vez en vasco escrito y el navarro-riojano (al parecer navarro dialecto romance propio de la zona ya que tambien existía el navarro-aragonés). Muchos dicen que el castellano simplemente era latín hablado por vascos.
La indepencia de Castilla fue gracias en parte las relaciones con el reino de Pamplona y en la primeras repoblaciones participaron bastantes vascos, esto lo puedes ver en el aspecto de los pueblos no solo en Rioja si no tambien en Burgos y Soria. Históricamente los territorios riojanos pertenecían a estas dos ultimas provincias.
Carson Morales
>vasco escrito
Tenia entendido que el vasco no se unifico como idioma hasta el XIX
>Muchos dicen que el castellano simplemente era latín hablado por vascos.
El Castellano es originario de Rioja y Burgos
>la primeras repoblaciones participaron bastantes vascos
llegaron hasta Cadiz algunos, es oficialmenete parte del estraradio de Bilbao
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Jayden Watson
Woah! That is super interesting. This is why they used to call Spain the Kingdoms of Spain haha. Also do you guys call the language espanol or castellano?