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Iberian languages are the languages spoken or once spoken in the Iberian peninsula.

Contents 1 Historic languages 1.1 Pre-Roman languages 1.2 Post-Roman and medieval languages 2 Modern languages 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] Historic languages

[edit] Pre-Roman languages

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• Aquitanian language
• Proto-Celtic & Celtic languages
  • Celtiberian language
  • Gallaecian language
• Lusitanian language
• Greek language
• Iberian language
• Old European language
• Phoenician languages
• Tartessian language

[edit] Post-Roman and medieval languages

• Arabic language
  • Andalusi Arabic
  • Classical Arabic
• Berber languages
  • Guanche
• Germanic languages
  • Gothic language
  • Suebi language
  • Vandalic language
• Latin language
  • Vulgar Latin
    • Iberian Romance languages
      • Galician-Portuguese
      • Astur-Leonese language
      • Mozarabic languages
      • Judeo-Romance languages
        • Judeo-Aragonese
        • Judeo-Catalan
        • Judeo-Portuguese
        • Ladino
• Scythian languages
  • Alanic language

[edit] Modern languages

• Basque language
• Romance languages
  • Aragonese language
  • Aranese language (dialect of Gascon Occitan language)
  • Asturian language & Leonese language
    • Mirandese language
  • Caló (Spanish Romani)
  • Castilian language or Spanish
    • Extremaduran
  • Catalan & Valencian language
    • Ribagorçan language
  • Extremaduran language
  • Fala language
  • Galician language
    • Eonavian language
  • Portuguese language
    • Barranquenho
• Sign Languages
  • Spanish Sign Language
  • Catalan Sign Language
  • Valencian Sign Language
  • Portuguese Sign Language

[edit] See also

• Languages of Spain
• Languages of Portugal
• Iberian Romance languages

[edit] External links

• Detailed map of the Pre-Roman Peoples of Iberia (around 200 BC)
• Detailed linguistic map of the Iberian Peninsula