Gibraltar, Espanol!

I notice, with some irritation, that there seem to be quite a few streets named “Gibraltar, Espanol!” (lit. Gibraltar is Spanish!) across Spain. There’s one in Almeria, which is just behind the main road along the beach front before you get to the Cable Ingles; there also seems to be one in Antas.

Does the Ley de Franquismo not apply to us poor foreigners?

Rating 2.00 out of 5

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2 Responses to “Gibraltar, Espanol!”

Lenox Says:
August 11th, 2008 at 11:03 am
Hi David - I’ve sent you an ‘ñ’ for your posting (cuttting and pasting) pleasure.
Gibraltar - British innit?
admin Says:
August 11th, 2008 at 11:10 am
Yes, yes yes. My laptop has an English layout and I’ve never changed it over. However, my PC is éspañish! This is why some posts have é and some e.