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Catalan, Galician and Basque Courses
Spain is a multilingual country where, alongside Castilian Spanish, other languages such as Catalan, Basque, and Galician are also spoken.
Instituto Cervantes regards this linguistic diversity as one of Spain’s greatest cultural assets and is committed to promoting the study and dissemination of these languages. For this reason, the Institute organises Catalan, Basque and Galician courses according to demand.
About the courses
This online beginner-level Catalan course, delivered via Zoom, will help you discover a language spoken by more than 10 million people.
The course provides an initial introduction to the Catalan language, covering the four key language skills:
Speaking and oral interaction
Listening comprehension
Writing and written interaction
Reading comprehension
Course content and activities are designed around everyday communication needs, enabling learners to develop practical language skills while gaining insight into contemporary Catalan society and culture.
Prepare for the Camino de Santiago with this course, in which you will learn the fundamental communicative aspects of the Galician language.
Galician is the native language of Galicia, where it enjoys official status alongside Spanish. It is spoken by more than three million people and is a Romance language closely related to Portuguese.
This course provides an introduction to the language, focusing on practical communication skills that will help you engage with the culture, people and traditions of Galicia, particularly along the Camino de Santiago.
This introductory course offers an insight into the unique and centuries-old Basque language and culture. Participants will acquire the basic foundations of spoken and written Basque, enabling them to engage in simple everyday interactions.
The course also introduces the main features of both traditional Basque culture, including folklore, rural life and traditional sports, and contemporary Basque culture, with a focus on literature, cinema and music.
