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gallego
(redirected from Galician language)

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gallego [gə′yā·gō]
(meteorology)
A cold, piercing, northerly wind in Spain and Portugal.
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Born in 1886, he was the first to use Galician language and topics as the focus of all his work; as a politician, he was not only one of the main supporters of the Spanish Republic (19311936), he was also the founder of the Galician Nationalist Party, the first representative of Galicia in Congress, and one of the main writers of the Estatuto de Galicia (a Galician constitution that would provide the region with certain prerogatives for its self government).
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An understanding of Galician language and culture helps the students who spend their year abroad in Galicia.
WALES: University launches Galician centre by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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