Definition of Euskara in English:

Euskara

nounˈjuːskərə

mass noun

The Basque language.
巴斯克语
Example sentencesExamples
- The Basque language, Euskara (also spelled Euskera) has ancient origins that have remained obscure.
- Which is why, although his lyrics are primarily in the Basque language Euskara, his band Dub Manifest's tunes draw on reggae, dub, rock, rap and anything else he can get his hands on - and chock-full of fiery but informed rhetoric.
- They've got their own language, Euskara, and anyone who doesn't speak it is technically not a Basque.
- It may be useful to note that there are 6.5 million active speakers of Catalan, 580,000 speakers of Euskara, and 3 to 4 million speakers of Galego (Galician). 10,000 people use Irish as their principal spoken language.
- In Euskara, the language of the Basques and one of the oldest oldest European languages, these towns are called Donosti and Pasaia but in the more familiar Castilian they are better known as San Sebastian and Pasajes San Pedro.

Origin

The name in Basque.

词汇	Euskara
释义	Definition of Euskara in English: Euskara nounˈjuːskərə mass noun The Basque language. 巴斯克语 Example sentencesExamples The Basque language, Euskara (also spelled Euskera) has ancient origins that have remained obscure. Which is why, although his lyrics are primarily in the Basque language Euskara, his band Dub Manifest's tunes draw on reggae, dub, rock, rap and anything else he can get his hands on - and chock-full of fiery but informed rhetoric. They've got their own language, Euskara, and anyone who doesn't speak it is technically not a Basque. It may be useful to note that there are 6.5 million active speakers of Catalan, 580,000 speakers of Euskara, and 3 to 4 million speakers of Galego (Galician). 10,000 people use Irish as their principal spoken language. In Euskara, the language of the Basques and one of the oldest oldest European languages, these towns are called Donosti and Pasaia but in the more familiar Castilian they are better known as San Sebastian and Pasajes San Pedro. Origin The name in Basque.
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