La neboda

La neboda

Teodoro Baró (1842-1916)

Approximate level
C1
Length
20,977 words
Reading time
1 h 45 min
Chapters
59
Language
Catalan
On Project Gutenberg since
2025

This play by Teodoro Baró offers a glimpse into late nineteenth century Catalan life. The dialogue is informal and focuses on a domestic dispute regarding household expenses and social status. Because it is a comedy written in a colloquial style, the vocabulary is accessible but reflects older linguistic conventions and regional expressions. The sentences are generally short and conversational, making it a manageable read for those learning the language, provided they are comfortable with the rhythmic patterns of traditional Catalan theater.

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Subjects

  • Comedy plays
  • Catalan drama

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