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Scope. This WikiProject aims to create and improve pages related to Spain and Spanish cities, provinces, geography, history, culture, and so on. The objectives of this WikiProject are as follows: Improve the quality of Spain-related articles (see the WikiProject talk page) Expand the number of Spain-related articles.
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This page is associated with Wikipedia:WikiProject Spain. It is currently under construction. It is an attempt to identify terms—especially official terms—that come up a lot in articles about Spain, and to come up with suggested translations into English. At present this is, at best, a draft. Help in fleshing it out would be greatly ...
Over at WikiProject Drag Race, we've created a list of Drag Race España contestants with entries at Spanish Wikipedia but not English Wikipedia. Extending an invite to any WikiProject Spain editors who might be interested in collaborating. Thanks! ---Another Believer (Talk) 01:16, 1 July 2023 (UTC) Reply
Spanish from say, the late 1400s would be comprehensible, but documents in "Spanish" from the timeframe you're talking about (1100s & 1200s) are nearly impossible to come by. The language was considerably different from Latin by this time, but basically everything (including "Spanish") was still written in Latin.
