Frases de ejemplo en inglés con «Iberian»

Iberism is a movement that supports the unification of the Iberian peoples and its nations such as Catalonia, Castile, Portugal, Galicia, Basque Country, Andalusia...

All history shows: idioms of dominant states often lead to the disappearance of the languages of the dominated states. Greek engulfed the Phrygian. Latin killed the Iberian and Gallic. Currently, 25 languages are disappearing every year! Understand one thing: I'm not fighting against English, I fight for diversity. An Armenian proverb wonderfully summarizes my thought: "The more languages you know, the more you are a person."

The vocabulary presents several words which are common to the modern Iberian languages but have fallen into disuse in Italian.

Between 622 and 750, the Islamic Caliphate conquered the entire Arabian Peninsula, Mesopotamia, and North Africa, reaching the Indus river to the east, the Iberian Peninsula to the west, and the Black, Caspian, and Aral seas to the north.

Much of the Iberian Peninsula is experiencing the year's first heatwave, with the mercury expected to soar before peaking at 47 degrees Celsius in some areas of southern Portugal this weekend.

Temperatures of up to 45°C are forecast on the Iberian peninsula.

Many Berbers migrated to the Iberian Peninsula when it was under Muslim dominations.

Berbers have spread their language and genes throughout North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula.

Berber genes have dispersed throughout North Africa, the Sahara, and the Iberian Peninsula.

Vandals established colonies and kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa.

Iberian Muslims are commonly referred to as Moors.

Berbers are credited for spreading Islam in the Iberian Peninsula.

Red tuna is one of the preferred prey of the Iberian orca.

The Iberian lynx is in danger of extinction.

Islam spread into the Iberian Peninsula in the 8th century AD.

During the Middle Ages, the very north of the Iberian Peninsula was Christian whereas the center and the south were Muslim.

One of the big conservation success stories is the Iberian Lynx in Spain. There were just 52 mature cats in 2002. Today, there are 156. It may not seem like a lot, but it’s enough to remove the Iberian Lynx from the Critically Endangered list.

I'd like a serving of Iberian Ham.