What does the Aragonese language look like?

I spend a lot of time watching the endless struggle online between atheists and the religious and everyone in between, and it turns out that in a city in Spain (I'll tell you which one later) some have put up an ad that says the same thing as the atheist bus ads in England and Canada and elsewhere: the one that says "God probably doesn't exist. Now go enjoy life" or something along those lines. Someone here took a picture of the same ad on a building under construction in Spain, and it looks like this:

I found the image on this site, where a commenter mentions that it's in both Spanish and "Catalan". But that's definitely not Catalan. Take a look:

Spanish: Probablemente dios no existe. Deja de preocuparte y disfruta la vida.

"Catalan": Probablemén dios no esiste. Deixa de alticamar-te y desfruta la bida.

What gives it away is that Catalan doesn't use -mén but rather -ment, and i for and instead of y. It also doesn't turn v into b like some Romance languages do. Using the translator here we can see that Catalan would look more like this (it's an automatic translator so it might be a bit off):

Probablement déu no existeix. Deixa de preocupar-te i gaudeix la vida.

That looks much better. The word for cross is also creu. Lots of words end in -eu in Catalan (deu, seu, lleu, creu, veu, europeu, extreu, podeu, etc.).

The ad is in the city of Zaragoza, which is the capital of Aragon.

To see more of what Aragonese looks like, just visit their Wikipedia.