Editing Name of the Spanish language (section)

===Monolingual regions of Spain===
In monolingual regions, the implications are a little different. In such regions, there is no identity implication, but still, they must choose one of the two terms. [[Castilian people|Castilians]] usually use the term ''el español'', legitimately presenting it as the national language.{{citation needed|date=January 2017}} However, they also frequently call it ''el castellano'', either to assert their ownership or to distinguish it from the regional languages.

Monolingual regions outside of [[Castile (historical region)|Castile]] include mainly [[Andalusia]] but also other regions where the regional languages are not developed enough to be widely spoken by the majority of the population, such as [[Extremadura]], [[Cantabria]] or [[Aragon]]. There, ''español'' may be used, as in [[Castile (historical region)|Castile]], to stress the national nature of the language but with a slightly different nuance: they are accepting another region's historical language as their own.