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Translate English to Galician - the most advanced online translator from/to any language, working both online and offline. Free English Translator provides translations for text, words and phrases from English to Galician and other foreign languages. Translator presented in English.

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The History of the Galician Language The Galician language began its existence in the 8th century in the Roman province of Gallaecia, located in today's Northwestern Spain. Researchers suspect that the language evolved from Latin as a result of the Roman occupation. Until the mid-12th century, Galician-Portuguese was an important and highly respected regional literary language. The Iberian Peninsula troubadour lyric, for example, which is among the most important literature of this period, was written in Galician-Portuguese. Download free apk android mobile. During the political secession of Portugal, the linguistic unit broke up, and two separate languages began to evolve.

Free English To Galician Translation

In the 16th century, many impoverished immigrants came from the economically weak Galicia in the South and the center of the Iberian Peninsula. As a result, their language was quickly associated with lack of education and poverty, causing the language to lose its high status.

English Gaelic Translation With Audio

Castilian then became the principal language of literature, while Galician lost its significance as a written language. Language Revival It wasn't until toward the end of the 18th century that Galicians became more interested in their culture and language, and many poets again began trying to write poetry in the Galician language. In the beginning of the 20th century, Galician was used for a variety of literary genres. The Galician language suffered another setback during Franco’s dictatorship, as its national aspirations led to a ban on all non-Castilian languages.