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Old 08-31-2014, 07:57 AM   #36
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I don't know much about the Basque. I believe they are located in Northern Spain. It is my understanding the Basque want independence from Spain. Do the Basque people speak French, Spanish, both?
The Basque people speak Basque regardless of ancestral roots. Like many European people they speak many languages. In the beginning the Basques lived in all of what is now Spain, France and I think Portugal. Over many years they have been pushed back into the Pyrenees Mountain range. Yes we want separation from Spain. Enough is enough. Like bullfights and running of the bulls. The Basque language has no roots in any other language.

Thank you so much for asking. We are famous for exploring, a sea faring people and skilled at raising /herding sheep.... settling in Nevada and New Mexico, and other areas. Nevada holds a famous Basque Festival every year. Lots of fun for the whole family!

Many ports are still recognized by their Basque names. Many in Canada.
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