He lived to see his son, John Quincy Adams, to become president. He died on July 4, 1826, the same day as Jeffersonâs death. Historical Significance: John Adams was an important figure throughout the revolution and the early years of the presidency.
LANGUAGE IN GIBRALTAR. English is Gibraltar's official language. Citizens who grew up on the rock also speak Spanish as their second language. Beside English and Spanish which are spoken by the majority of people, there are also some residents who speak Arabic.nglish: I'm telling you, you can't. The official Gibraltar Language is English. But there are many more Gibraltar Language that many of the people speak in the region. Many of the people of Gibraltar are bi-lingual and so they can speak both English and Spanish with the same fluency.
As we passed along we heard the confused sounds of half a dozen unknown languages, mixed with English, and the national dialects of Scotch and Irish soldiers. (1821 - Theodore Dwight) (see LINK). The way Gibraltarians talk is known locally and elsewhere as Llanito-also spelt Yanito or even Janito.The word can also refer to somebody who is a Gibraltarian. The origin of the word, as well as it spelling, is both controversial and difficult to pin down.o be fair one of the best known Gibraltarians of the late 18th Century was called Giovanni Maria Boschetti. (see LINK) Prior to that there were several well known local worthies with the name-people like Giovanni Battista Sturla (see LINK) come to mind.