Discover Aragonese

Aragonese Language Hub

Discover Aragonese

Explore Aragonese, a Romance language associated with Aragon. Use this hub to find Aragonese vocabulary comparisons, Iberian language resources, seasonal words, cultural vocabulary and related language pages.

AR Start with Aragonese words

Begin with high-frequency vocabulary such as numbers, days of the week, months, seasons, pronouns, verbs, transport and everyday topics.

⇄ Compare across Iberia

Many of the resources compare Aragonese with neighbouring Iberian languages, making it easier to notice Romance patterns and regional differences.

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123 Numbers 0 to 10 in Iberian-Romance Languages Compare basic number words, including Aragonese. › ▣ Days of the Week in Iberian-Romance Languages Compare Monday to Sunday across Iberian Romance languages. › ☼ Seasons in Iberian Romance Languages Compare spring, summer, autumn and winter. › ES Languages of Spain: Autonomous Communities Compare Spanish regions, including Aragonese forms. ›

Aa Core Aragonese vocabulary

123 Numbers 0 to 10 Basic number words in Aragonese and related languages. › ▣ Days of the Week Weekday names across Iberian-Romance languages. › ▦ Months of the Year Month names in Aragonese and neighbouring languages. › ☼ Seasons Season words and their Romance patterns. › ⌁ Transport Vocabulary Everyday transport words across Iberian languages. › ◎ Country Names Compare country names, including Aragonese forms. › ↗ Jobs and Professions Useful occupation words across Iberian languages. › ⌂ Places in the City Compare common town and city vocabulary. › ♈ Zodiac Signs Compare zodiac signs across Iberian languages. › ♟ Chess Vocabulary Chess terms across Iberian languages. ›

◇ Grammar and useful structures

I Personal Pronouns Compare I, you, he, she, we and they. › V High-Frequency Verbs Compare useful verbs such as be, have, go, know and want. ›

✦ Culture, places and seasonal vocabulary

ES Spain’s Autonomous Communities Regional names across Spanish, Aragonese, Asturian, Basque, Catalan and Galician. › ? 50+ Facts About Languages in Spain Includes context on Aragon and its local languages. › ★ Three Kings Day Vocabulary Compare Epiphany and Reyes Magos vocabulary, including Aragonese. › ♡ Saint Valentine’s Day Vocabulary Includes Valentine’s Day, love and I love you in Aragonese. › ✧ Merry Christmas in European Languages Includes the Aragonese Christmas greeting. › NY Happy New Year in European Languages Includes the Aragonese New Year greeting. ›

◎ Quick facts about Aragonese

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Romance language Aragonese belongs to the Romance language family.
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Linked to Aragon It is associated with Aragon and is part of Spain’s linguistic diversity.
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Ideal for comparison It can be compared with Spanish, Catalan, Asturian, Galician and other Iberian languages.

1 Suggested Aragonese learning path

1 Start with small vocabulary sets Begin with numbers, days of the week, months and seasons to recognise common spelling and sound patterns.
2 Move on to pronouns and verbs Personal pronouns and high-frequency verbs help you understand the basic structure of the language.
3 Compare Aragonese with neighbouring languages Use the Iberian comparison pages to see where Aragonese resembles or differs from Spanish, Catalan, Asturian and Galician.
4 Explore cultural and seasonal vocabulary Pages on Three Kings Day, Christmas, New Year and Valentine’s Day show Aragonese in wider European and Iberian contexts.

? Aragonese FAQ

Is Aragonese a Romance language?

Yes. Aragonese is a Romance language associated with Aragon.

Is Aragonese the same as Spanish?

No. Aragonese and Spanish are related Romance languages, but they are not the same language.

What should I learn first in Aragonese?

Start with numbers, days of the week, months, seasons, pronouns and common verbs.

Why compare Aragonese with other Iberian languages?

Comparison helps learners notice shared Romance patterns and the features that make Aragonese distinct.

Which related languages are useful to explore?

Spanish, Catalan, Asturian, Galician, Occitan and Basque are useful neighbouring or regional comparison points.