No. 8,048 in Catalan
cooficials
"Cooficials" means "co-official," referring to languages or elements recognized as official alongside others in a specific region.
In a sentence
Català i castellà són llengües cooficials a Catalunya.
Catalan and Spanish are co-official languages in Catalonia.
Here, 'cooficials' refers to two languages sharing official status in a particular region, indicating equality between them.
Els estats amb múltiples llengües cooficials solen promoure el bilingüisme.
Countries with multiple co-official languages tend to promote bilingualism.
In this context, 'cooficials' is used to describe multiple languages within a nation having equal rights and recognition as official languages.
La implementació de programes per a llengües cooficials pot fomentar la diversitat cultural.
Implementing programs for co-official languages can promote cultural diversity.
Here, 'cooficials' highlights the role of simultaneously recognized languages in enhancing cultural richness and inclusivity in society.
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