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Languages in the Balearic Islands
Catalan and Spanish are the islands’ official languages. Knowing this helps you read place names and signs, while Spanish also offers a widely understood way to ask for help.
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Look for Catalan names alongside familiar Spanish ones: the language is part of the islands’ public identity, not just a translation on a sign. You can use Spanish in everyday exchanges; in tourism settings you may also hear English, German or Italian. A few local place names will make maps and conversations easier to follow.
Useful to know
Keep Catalan place names visible on your map; they may differ from the Spanish or English name you know.
Spanish is a useful common language for everyday questions; do not assume every resident speaks a visitor language.
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