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1. • • Asturian or Asturleonese is a minoritized Romance language mainly spoken in the Principality of Asturies whose status is currently considered endangered (Eberhard et al. 2022).
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   Is Asturian a Romance language?

   • Asturian, which is also known as Bable, is a Romance language spoken by about 550,000 people in parts of Asturias (Asturies) in the north of Spain. Asturian is very closely related to Mirandese and was influenced by the pre-Roman languages spoken in the Asturias region. Asturian first appeared in writing in 1155.

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   Is Asturian a Spanish language?

   • As a spoken language, many argue that Asturian is little more than a Spanish dialect. But then, as others may counter, a language is simply a dialect with an army and navy. Spain already recognises four co-official languages – Catalan, Euskera (Basque), Galician and Aranés – each sharing equal status with Spanish in the region where it’s spoken.

   The fight in Asturias for a fifth co-official Spanish language

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   When was writtten Asturian first used?

   • Asturian first appeared in writing in 1155. It was used in official documents until the 14th century, when it started to be replaced by Spanish. It was also used to some extent in literature during this period. Between the 14th and 17th centuries, writtten Asturian disappeared from official documents and was only used informally.

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   Can linguistic minority help the understanding of minority languages?

   • Alain Viaut looks at how the notion of “linguistic minority” can help the understanding of minority languages, looking at texts such as the Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rights, which still has not gained legal recognition, and taking the Alsatian language situation as a case study.

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   Is a language a 'language Minoritaire'?

   • In the context of France, institutionalising a language as a “ langue minoritaire ” goes against the nation’s principles of indivisibility of the people. The notion simply cannot be used in legal texts, even if linguists find it a useful tool to describe certain situations.

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   When did writtten Asturian disappear from official documents?

   • Between the 14th and 17th centuries, writtten Asturian disappeared from official documents and was only used informally. During the 17th century there was a literary revival started by Anton de Marirreguera. In eastern Asturian place names the letter ḥ [h/x] is used in place name and word beginning with f. It is also written h.

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3. www.degruyter.com › document › doiUncovering minoritized voices: The linguistic landscape of ...

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   Asturian or Asturleonese is a minoritized Romance language mainly spoken in the Principality of Asturies whose status is currently considered endangered (Eberhard et al. 2022). Of the approximately one million

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5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 376265196Asturian: History, contemporary status, and overview of its ...

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   Dec 5, 2023 · As with many minoritized languages, Asturian coexists with a majority language, in this case Spanish, that occupies a majority of the social and public contexts. While by 2017 less than

6. doaj.org › article › 0d46074676cb439f811c8de27599ae2cUncovering minoritized voices: The linguistic landscape of ...

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   Recent sociolinguistic studies have emphasized the role of the linguistic landscape (LL) in relation to languages and identity negotiation. The present study examines the presence of Asturian, a minoritized language spoken in the Principality of Asturies, in the LL of a town located in the center of Asturies: Mieres.

7. staff.sussex.ac.uk › events › detailsUnpacking the Asturian-Spanish linguistic landscape: language ...

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   Oct 25, 2024 · Asturian, a minoritized language primarily spoken in the Principality of Asturias (Spain), lacks official status and is mainly used in informal settings, such as between families and friends in rural areas, while Spanish dominates in administrative contexts (Andrés Díaz, 1987).

8. www.degruyter.com › document › doiWhat do minority languages mean? European perspectives

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   Alain Viaut looks at how the notion of “linguistic minority” can help the understanding of minority languages, looking at texts such as the Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rights, which still has not gained legal recognition, and taking the Alsatian language situation as a case study.

9. www.omniglot.com › writing › asturianAsturian language, alphabet and pronunciation - Omniglot

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   Asturian, which is also known as Bable, is a Romance language spoken by about 550,000 people in parts of Asturias (Asturies) in the north of Spain. Asturian is very closely related to Mirandese and was influenced by the pre-Roman languages spoken in the Asturias region.