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Political identity is often manifested in language variation, but therelationship between the two is still relatively unexplored from a quantitativeperspective. This study examines the use of Catalan, a language local to thesemi-autonomous region of Catalonia in Spain, on Twitter in discourse relatedto the 2017 independence referendum. We corroborate prior findings thatpro-independence tweets are more likely to include the local language thananti-independence tweets. We also find that Catalan is used more often inreferendum-related discourse than in other contexts, contrary to prior findingson language variation. This suggests a strong role for the Catalan language inthe expression of Catalonian political identity.

S\'i o no, qu\`e penses? Catalonian Independence and Linguistic Identity on Social Media