Young people and social media are two of the areas where Catalan is experiencing the most pronounced decline. Only 25% of young people They declare themselves Catalan speakers, a figure that rises to 40% if we include those who identify as bilingual, according to the latest Survey of Youth in Catalonia. The shift in cultural habits is also a factor. Young people's culture is increasingly virtual, and they don't frequent the traditional spaces where the government could have had an impact with public policies promoting Catalan: 70% of young people don't go to the theater, 50% don't go to museums or concerts, and 30% don't even watch television, according to [source missing]. a survey by Òmnium CulturalThe Barcelona City Council inaugurated this Thursday the House of Digital Creation in Catalan by focusing efforts on these two areas: young people and networks. But what do they think, the influencers From Catalan, about the situation of the language? We have spoken with some of the most influential specialists in the field today.