Catalonia in Irish
Catalonia in Irish is Catalóin, an Chatalóin — Catalonia means an autonomous region in north-eastern Spain, with Barcelona as its capital.
Catalonia in Irish
Catalóin
an Chatalóin
What does "Catalonia" mean?
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name An autonomous region in north-eastern Spain, with Barcelona as its capital.
"Catalonia has its own parliament and distinct cultural identity within Spain."
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Catalonia in a sentence
- Catalonia has its own parliament and distinct cultural identity within Spain.
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What is "Catalonia" in Irish?
"Catalonia" in Irish is Catalóin, an Chatalóin. Catalonia means: An autonomous region in north-eastern Spain, with Barcelona as its capital.
How do you use "Catalonia" in a sentence?
Example: "Catalonia has its own parliament and distinct cultural identity within Spain." In Irish, "Catalonia" is Catalóin, an Chatalóin.
Are there other ways to say "Catalonia" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Catalonia": Catalóin, an Chatalóin.
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