Spanish
Español / Castellano
Information - Información
Family: Borean, Eurasiatic, Nostratic, Indo-European, Italo-Celtic, Italic, Latin, Romance, Western Romance, Ibero-Romance, Western Iberian, Old Spanish, Early Modern Spanish
Region: Spain, North America, South America and West Africa
Ethnicity:
Spanish people
French people
Basque people
Andorran people
Catalan people
Mexican people
Colombian people
Honduran people
Argentine people
Chilean people
American people
Brazilian people
Canadian people
Costa Rican people
Cuban people
Jamaican people
Dominican people
Ecuadorian people
El Salvadoran people
Equatorial Guinean people
Guatemalans
Nicaraguans
Panamanians
Paraguayans
Peruvians
Uruguayans
Venezuelans
Filipino Mestizos
Latin Mestizos
Speakers:
Terra: 493 m (first language), 592 m (second language), 22 - 99 m (third language)
Berbania: 49.3 million (third language)
Reinachos: 45.3 million (third language)
Delphian: 5.3 million (third language)
Sawintir: 100.34 million (second or third language)
Time Period: 10th century - Present
Writing System: Latin (Spanish Alphabet)
Language Status: Safe
All Spanish dialects (except for exoplanets) in some regions are not endangered according to the classification system of the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger.
Falkland Island Spanish dialect is classified as Definitely Endangered according to the classification system of the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger.
Philippine Spanish dialect is classified as Severely Endangered according to the classification system of the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger.
Berbanian, Reinachan, and Delphian Spanish are classified as Critically Endangered by the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger
Spanish (español or castellano, Castilian) is a Romance language spoken by half a billion people, mainly in the Americas, Western Africa and Spain. With official status in 20 countries, it is the world's second-most spoken native language after Mandarin Chinese; the world's fourth-most spoken language overall after English; and the world's most widely spoken Romance language. The country with the largest population of native speakers is Mexico.
This language was introduced in Worldcraft, Two Lights, Regalia Students, Rescris, No Way to Seaway, Weather Dragons, and Equation.
Etymology - Etimología
The term castellano is related to Castile (Castilla or archaically Castiella), the kingdom where the language was originally spoken. The name of Castile, in turn, is usually assumed to be derived from castillo ('castle').
In the Middle Ages, the language spoken in Castile was generically referred to as Romance and later also as Lengua vulgar. Later in the period, it gained geographical specification as Romance castellano ("romanz castellano", "romanz de Castiella"), "lenguaje de Castiella", and ultimately simply as castellano (noun).
Specifically, it may derive from a Punic cognate ī shāpān (𐤀𐤉 𐤔𐤐𐤍) of Hebrew ī shāfān (אׅי שָׁפָן) meaning 'island of the hyrax', referring to the European rabbit (Phoenician-Punic and Hebrew are both Canaanite languages and therefore closely related to each other). Some Roman coins of the Emperor Hadrian, born in Hispania, depict Hispania and a rabbit, not a hyrax that not native to this region.
Pronunciations - Pronunciaciones
Vowel
A a - a
E e - e
I i / Y y - i
O o - o
U u - u
(C)i(V) - (C)-j-(V)
W/(C)u(A/O/U)/(C)ü(V) - (C)-w-(V)
Consonants
B b - b
C c/K k/QU- qu-/Q q - k (C is before A a, O o, and U u; while QU- is before E e and I i)
CH ch - t͡ʃ
D d - d / ð
F f - f / v
G g - g (before A a, O o, and U u)
GE ge/GI gi - x
GN gn / Ñ ñ - ɲ
H h - silent
J j - x
L l - l
LI li - ʎ
M m - m / ɱ
N n - n
NG/NK/NC - ŋ(g/k)
P p - p
R r - r
S s/C c - s / θ / z (C is before E e and I i)
Ţ ţ - t͡s
V v - v / β / b
X x - ʃ / x
Y y - j / ʝ / ɟʝ / d͡ʒ
Z z - z / θ / s
Words - Palabras
1 - uno
2 - dos
3 - tres
4 - cuatro
5 - cinco
6 - seis
7 - siete
8 - ocho
9 - nueve
10 - diez
11 - once
12 - doce
13 - trece
14 - catorce
15 - quince
16 - dieciséis
17 - diecisiete
18 - dieciocho
19 - diecinueve
20 - veinte
21 - veintiuno
22 - veintidós
23 - veintitrés
24 - veinticuatro
25 - veinticinco
26 - veintiséis
27 - veintisiete
28 - veintiocho
29 - veintinueve
30 - treinta
31 - treinta y uno
32 - treinta y dos
33 - treinta y tres
40 - cuarenta
41 - cuarenta y uno
42 - cuarenta y dos
50 - cincuenta
60 - sesenta
70 - setenta
80 - ochenta
90 - noventa
100 - cien
101 - ciento uno
102 - ciento dos
110 - ciento diez
111 - ciento once
200 - doscientos
201 - doscientos uno
202 - doscientos dos
211 - doscientos once
276 - doscientos setenta y seis
300 - trescientos
400 - cuatrocientos
500 - quinientos
600 - seiscientos
700 - setecientos
800 - ochocientos
900 - novecientos
1.000 - mil
1.011 - mil once
1.111 - mil ciento once
2.000 - dos mil
3.000.003 - tres millones tres
Phrases - Frases
Hello – Hola
Good morning / good day – Buenos dias
Good afternoon – Buenas tardes
Good evening / good night – Buenas noches
My apologies – Mis disculpas
Excuse me – Perdóneme
Please – Por favor
I have house – Tengo casa
I begging you – Te lo ruego
I have a pencil – Yo tengo un lápiz
I miss you – Te extraño
Oops, I'm sorry – Ups, lo siento!
Of course – Por supuesto / Claro
Sorry – Lo siento
I love you – Te amo / Te quiero
Love you too – Yo también te amo
Everyone loves me – Todo el mundo me ama
Thank you - Gracias
Thank you very much / Thank you so much - Muchas gracias
Yes - Sí
No - No
Today is Monday - Hoy es Lunes
See you later – Te veo luego / hasta la vista
See you tomorrow – Te veo mañana
Goodbye – Adiós
I was supposed to do something else – Se suponía que debía hacer otra cosa
I didn't know – ¿No lo sabia?
I can speak Spanish – Puedo hablar español
I can speak French – Puedo hablar francés
I can speak Monegasque – Puedo hablar monegasco
I can speak Irish – Puedo hablar irlandés
I can speak Ilocano – Puedo hablar ilocano
I can speak Quechua – Puedo hablar quechua
I don't understand you – No te entiendo
I'm lost – Estoy perdido
No answer – Sin respuesta
How's stupid – ¿Qué tan estúpido?
Mere stupidest life – La cosa más estúpida
I will defeat the enemies on front of myself – Derrotaré a los enemigos frente a mí.
What is your name? – ¿Cómo te llamas?
What time is it? – ¿Qué hora tienes?
My name is John / Juan – Mi nombre es John / Juan
Where are you from? – ¿De dónde viene?
I'm from (any place) – Soy de ____
I'm from Spain – Soy de España
Where do you live? – ¿Dónde vives?
Can you help me? – ¿Puede ayudarme?
Can I help you? – ¿Podría ayudarle?
How much does it cost? – ¿Cuánto cuesta eso?
Do you understand? – ¿Entiende?
How are you? – ¿Cómo estás?
What’s up? – ¿Qué tal?
How’s it going? – ¿Cómo te va?
What are you doing? – ¿Qué haces?
What's happening? – ¿Qué pasa?
You nothing – Tu nada
I hate you – Te odio
You are demon – Eres un demonio
I will divorced you – Me divorciaré de ti
Fuck you – Vete a la mierda / Vete de puta
You bitch! – ¡Te perra!
Examples - Ejemplos
Coming soon.
Users - Usuarios / Usuarias
Ines Suarez †
Felipe Lautaro †
Pablo Escobar †
Manuela Escobar
Joaquín Guzmán
Sebastián Marroquín
Maria Victoria Henao
Abel de Jesús Escobar Echeverri
Bernardo Salvi
Florentino de Dios
Juliana de Dios
Telesforo Juan de Dios
Crisostomo Ibarra
Basilio
Crispin
Maria Clara Verdolagas
Damaso Verdolagas
Santiago de los Santos
Bey-Zab
Miguel Rivera
Abuelita
Franco Rivera
Gloria Rivera
Enrique Rivera
Luisa Rivera
Berto Rivera
Carmen Rivera
Abel Rivera
Rosa Rivera
Benny Rivera
Manny Rivera
Socorro Rivera
Imelda †
Héctor †
Mamá Coco †
Óscar †
Felipe †
Julio †
Rosita †
Victoria †
Alma Madrigal
Pedro Madrigal †
Julieta Madrigal
Pepa Madrigal
Bruno Madrigal
Félix Madrigal
Agustín Madrigal
Isabela Madrigal
Dolores Madrigal
Luisa Madrigal
Camilo Madrigal
Mirabel Madrigal
Antonio Madrigal
Mariano Guzman
Elizabeth of Austria
Ronaldo Kealani
Meranie Kealani