El Llanito, el habla de Gibraltar, en peligro
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- Francisco Oda-Ángel (ES) Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
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English and Spanish have coexisted on the Rock for three centuries, providing a unique and rich mix of words and expressions, to which Ladino, Arabic, Maltese, and Italian also contribute. However, various factors are causing their use to decline.
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