Re his Spain-is-different, anti-independence letter to the FT, some wonderful people believe (h/t Tom) that our happily married ambassador in London also has considerable personal experience of life outside the union. (Is Julia de Micheo Carrillo de Albornoz one person or two? What are her parents’ surnames? Did she get on well with her classmates in her birthplace, Newcastle?)
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Colin Davies suggests that people shouldn’t be allowed to discuss political independence until they have achieved domestic independence by moving out - valencian
News tha the forst results frem a git big survey on the use of Valencian carried oot fre the Acadèmia Valenciana - Fucked society
The most heartbreaking experience I’ve had recently was watching a smallholder digging up the vines he planted during the 60s and - Should be some good Spanish bars in Walworth…
This fascinating map by Oliver O’Brien shows the most popularly spoken language after English for each London ward. The data is - Bacalado
Wikipedia currently notes the disappearance of the d from the tail of past participles in Spanish (estoy cansado → toy cansao)
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