Following Thursday's election victory, I thought it would be good to wish everybody a happy Christmas in Catalan.
Nadolig llawen i chi i gyd.
Bon Nadal
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3 comments:
But who was it a victory for?
For Spain, I doubt it, the country now has a terrible reputation overseas. For the Catalans, hardly, it seems none of them are quite sure what they have voted for (apart from not declaring independence).
As for the EU, I don't think they'll be worried about any other small would-be
independent states trying to follow suit.
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