I work in a museum shop. I sell books. A lot of spanish speaking people visit.

Some of them which dont speak english ask for books in "castellano" instead of "espanol". However most of them say espanol.

The question is whats the difference and the significance for someone to say castellano? Any particular reason for that?

castellano (españa- latinos)
español(español empire)

there are other lenguages in spain (euskera, catalan, galician, occitanian and castilian), spanish is the international name of castilian

This post was edited by DoSiS on May 24 2012 07:15am

castilian se dice??

supongo que si, lo que no se como llaman al euskera se lo he puesto tal cual pero casi pongo euskerian porque corta todo el rollo todos acaban en an menos euskera putos vascos separatas al paredon

LOL

Dont trust these guys. Catalan and euskera are not languages. They are the words for the sound that make monkeys and cows.

Cantero cómeme el escroto, random.