What are the different Spanish languages?

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Castilian, Catalan, Galician, Basque.
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1. Castilian Spanish – The official language. 2. Catalan – Spoken in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. 3. Galician – Spoken in Galicia. 4. Basque – Unique language spoken in the Basque Country. 5. Aranese – Spoken in the Aran Valley. ...
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1. Castilian Spanish – The official language. 2. Catalan – Spoken in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. 3. Galician – Spoken in Galicia. 4. Basque – Unique language spoken in the Basque Country. 5. Aranese – Spoken in the Aran Valley. read less
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1. Castilian Spanish -- The official language. 2. Catalan -- Spoken in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. 3. Galician -- Spoken in Galicia. 4. Basque -- Unique language spoken in the Basque Country. 5. Aranese -- Spoken in the Aran Valley.
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There the four major languages spoken in Spain, Spanish (Castilian) being the official language of the country. The three others are Catalan, Galician and Basque. There are Aranese and Aragonese too which are spoken by a small group of people in certain region.
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