Francisco Acebal
Spanish
['ojibwe', 'castilian', 'cornish', 'maltese', 'oscan', 'germanophone', 'oriya', 'nepali', 'kurdish', 'greek', 'cantonese', 'mapuche', 'irish', 'japanese', 'hindi', 'danish', 'basque', 'fin', 'hispanic', 'lowland scots', 'old russian', 'manx', 'faroese', 'armenian', 'javanese', 'gascon', 'tamil romantic', 'lexigram', 'papiamento', 'russian', 'gujarati', 'lexigrams', 'xhosa', 'ger', 'dhivehi', 'ukrainian', 'corsican', 'mari', 'azerbaijani', 'urdu', 'korean', 'lithuanian', 'walloon', 'swazi', 'archaic chinese', 'croatian', 'swedish', 'sicilian', 'english grammar', 'georgian', 'akkadian', 'vietnamese', 'sinhala', 'ossetian', 'malayalam', 'tagalog', 'sindhi', 'syriac', 'old welsh', 'yue', 'chukchi', 'scots', 'finnish', 'russified', 'latin', 'serbian cyrillic', 'german', 'komi', 'qazaq', 'french', 'malay', 'low german', 'bahasa indonesia', 'great russian', 'simplified chinese', 'valencian', 'azeri turkish', 'albanian', 'assamese', 'parsi', 'luxembourgish', 'burmese', 'khmer', 'indonesian', 'ossetic', 'portuguese', 'hangul', 'marathi', 'castellano', 'belarusian', 'irish gaelic', 'thai', 'kazakh', 'venetian', 'somali', 'middle aramaic', 'slovak', 'old norse', 'lakota']
Francisco Acebal
Francisco López Acebal (5 April 1866, Gijón – 5 September 1933) was a Spanish novelist, playwright and journalist.