2296|USE OF LANGUAGES IN BILINGUAL COMMUNITIES (II). BASQUE COUNTRY
Description
- Province of origin of the interviewee, father and mother of the interviewee.
- If you were not born in the Basque Country: residence time in the Basque Country and whether you had, or currently have, problems with Basque.
- Degree of knowledge of Spanish and Basque.
- Self-perception as Spanish/speaking or as Basque/speaking.
- Language spoken during childhood in your home. If Basque and Spanish were spoken in the interviewee's home: language in which he began to speak.
- If only one language (Spanish or Basque) was spoken in the interviewee's home: age at which you came into contact with the other language and place of learning.
- Language of instruction at school.
- Language commonly used in various social situations.
- Language commonly used when talking to his father, mother and friends.
- Preference for interacting with people who speak Spanish or who speak Basque.
- Preferred language when attending public events and watching television.
- Number of hours a day you use to watch TV.
- Predominant language of the television you usually watch.
- If the interviewee reads Basque: language in which you prefer to read.
- If the interviewee is married or currently living as a couple: the place of origin of the couple, the time they have resided in the Basque Country and the language in which they usually speak with their partner.
- If the interviewee has children: language in which their children speak to each other. Possession of children who are currently studying: the age of the children and the language of instruction in the educational establishments they attend.
- If the interviewee speaks Basque: language in which he usually speaks with his children.
- Opinion on whether the number of people speaking Basque has increased in the last 10 years. Expectations of evolution to 10 years.
- Agreement with various phrases on the use of Basque in public schools, in the administration and, in general, in the world of work.
- Opinion on the degree of difficulty, to develop in daily life, of people who do not know Basque.
Traits that a person must gather in order to be considered Basque.
- Opinion on the language in which compulsory basic education should be provided in the Basque Country.
- Language in which you would prefer to be treated in the official centres and in which you would prefer to have the forms that you have to fill in.
- Opinion on the Basque Government's policy to promote Basque.
- Opinion on the current importance of knowing foreign languages.
- Opinion on the importance given to the study of foreign languages in the different levels of education in Spain.
- Degree of knowledge of English, French, Portuguese, German and Italian.
- Preferred term to refer to the Basque Country.
- Regionalist feeling.
- Regionalist sentiment scale.
- Meaning of 'Spain' for the interviewee.
- Political ideology scale of the interviewee.
- Remembrance of vote in the regional elections of October 1994.
- Remembrance of vote in the general elections of March 1996.
Resources
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| 2296/0-0|USE OF LANGUAGES IN BILINGUAL COMMUNITIES (II). COUNTRY BASQUE|615/Basque Country (aut.)/Spanish population/both sexes/18 and over/personal interview |
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