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- noun Plural form of
Barcelonan .
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Examples
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Regarded by many as the greatest novel written about the Spanish civil war: the beautifully told story of Natalia, La Colometa, whose personal history mirrored that of many Barcelonans.
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Barcelonans are very into cuisine, and their dinners are not rushed.
Sally Thorner: Baffled in Barcelona Sally Thorner 2010
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Regarded by many as the greatest novel written about the Spanish civil war: the beautifully told story of Natalia, La Colometa, whose personal history mirrored that of many Barcelonans.
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Barcelonans are very into cuisine, and their dinners are not rushed.
Sally Thorner: Baffled in Barcelona Sally Thorner 2010
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Every day the city hall sends out workmen to paint over the markings, afraid that someone is trying to push away the tourists who bring in welcome wealth but increasingly make native Barcelonans feel jostled off their own streets.
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At night the mystery graffiti protester roams the streets of Barcelona's old quarter leaving behind markings on the streets that divide them into separate lanes for the tourists and the "normal" Barcelonans.
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Even at one o'clock in the morning throngs of Barcelonans pound their charming stamped-concrete sidewalks, race around on mopeds or hop on busses and the metro to wherever it is they're going.
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When in Barcelona, Fontana insists, visitors should do as Barcelonans do.
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But Barcelonans love architecture, and in Spain's post-Franco cultural boom, the city has emerged as the most design-minded place in Europe.
The Barcelona Way 2008
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Barcelonans aren't all that different from Angelenos.
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