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  1. I want to really focus in the next three months to reach at least a strong B1 level in Castilian Spanish, but most resources for self-study online are in Latin-American Spanish. People keep saying that there isn't much difference, but I'd beg to differ.

    • An International Model
    • From Flanders to The Balearics
    • The Case of Catalonia
    • An Effective and Successful Model

    These concepts are outlined in the Catalan education ministry's 28-page document explaining the theory behind the system (link in Catalan) which goes into other relevant characteristics of linguistic immersion, such as the bilingualism of the teachers, the mentality that learning a language requires “doing things” with it or the fact of not forcing...

    In Europe, an immersion system has long been used in Flanders (Belgium), where the language of the land is Flemish/Dutch, but many homes have French as the family language. Thus, Dutch has long been established as the language of instruction at school, without any harm to the use of French or its speakers. In the Spanish state, there are three educ...

    In Catalonia, the key moment was when the presence of the Catalan language suffered an (earlier) sudden reduction due to the strong migratory wave - from around the Spanish state - that had arrived in the territory in the 60s and 70s. In this context, in 1983, the Language Immersion Programme (PIL) was implemented in 19 public schools in Santa Colo...

    The model is a success, as shown by the different studies included in the Plataforma per la Llengua's document Linguistic immersion in Catalonia. An effective and successful model (this one's available in English, here). Thus, the competencies in Castilian of school students in Catalonia are equal to or better than the average for the rest of Spain...

  2. Oct 5, 2016 · At the dawn of modern times, however, the language was clearly in a situation of diglossia: in Catalonia, Castilian was the language of the public and formal spheres, closely tied to the written culture, while Catalan, used in the private and informal spheres, was tied to the oral culture.

    • Narcís Iglésias
    • narcis.iglesias@udg.edu
    • 2019
  3. In Catalonia in Spain the regional government prescribes Catalan as the language of instruction for all children even in schools where many of die children come from Castilian speaking families.

  4. Jan 4, 2017 · The model represented an answer to two basic fears: societal division between descendants of natives and descendants of Spanish immigrants, and the risk of depriving Castilian speakers of access to Catalan proficiency. In 1994, the Spanish constitutional court validated this model.

  5. Nov 28, 2020 · Castilian Spanish has unique slang, accent, and grammar. Get the facts on Castilian Spanish and check out a slew of free learning resources!

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  7. Dec 3, 2022 · The grammar book is divided into five books: Spelling, Prosody, Etymology, Syntax, and Introductions to the Castilian language for those of another language who wish to learn it.

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