Spanish Speaking Countries

Depending on how you calculate it, there are 22 Spanish speaking countries in the world. The five most populous countries whose official languages ​​are Spanish are Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Argentina, and Peru.

Should the United States be regarded as a Spanish speaking country? English is most widely used, but there are no official languages ​​in the United States. Currently, the number of Spanish speakers in the United States becomes the second largest Spanish-speaking country in the world (after Mexico), it is expected to become the largest Spanish by 2050. Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York are used in the border areas of southern Spain.

In the California State Constitution, all official documents are printed in Spanish and English. New Mexico is the state with the highest proportion (47%) of the Spanish population, and also very bilingual.

In addition to the above 22 countries, Spanish can also be widely used in Andorra, a country between Spain and France.

Many residents of the British Gibraltar at the southern tip of Spain speak Spanish and English as they are close to Spain.

Spanish is also used in Western Sahara with low population, controversial territory, and former Spanish colonies in North Africa.

English is the official language of Belize (formerly Honduras, UK), but since it is in Central America, Spanish is an important language for the people.

Portuguese is the official language of Brazil (the only such country in Latin America), but Spanish can be understood to a certain extent by many Brazilians living near that boundary.

Since Spain governed the Philippines in the 3 rd century, the country has retained many Hispanic features. The official language Filipinos absorbed a lot of Spanish

Trinidad and Tobago twin island states in the Caribbean were Spanish colonies until 1797 when Britain dominated governance. Spanish is still an important language

In other Spanish-speaking countries in Central America and the Caribbean, the name is known in Mexico, but the South American Spanish-speaking country uses the word filter derived from Quechua. In Portuguese, that is ridiculous. Fruits are sometimes called avocado or avocado (due to its shape and some kinds of rough green skin). Nahuatl ahuacatl can be mixed with other words such as awakado soup or ahuacamolli which means sauce. The Spanish word guacamole derives from this. The trees grow to 20 meters (66 feet) and the alternately arranged leaves are 12 to 25 centimeters (4.7 to 9.8 inches) long. Flower is not obvious, yellowish green, width 5-10 mm (0.2 - 0.4 inch). The pear-shaped fruit has a length of 7 to 20 cm (2.8 to 7.9 inches), a weight of 100 to 1,000 g (3.5 to 35.3 ounces), a middle seed size of 2.0 to 2.5 inches is.

Should the United States be regarded as a Spanish speaking country? English is most widely used, but there are no official languages ​​in the United States. Currently, the number of Spanish speakers in the United States becomes the second largest Spanish-speaking country in the world (after Mexico), it is expected to become the largest Spanish by 2050. Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York are used in the border areas of southern Spain.

On my trip there is a country that speaks Spanish. Very, very, very unique. Spanish is not even an official language, but you can listen to it throughout most of the country. This is a strange dialect - where they are there - a bit complicated, you will often find people with completely different accents even if they grow in the same area! Perhaps it is because this country is such a rich heritage, not only Latin culture but a whole crucible of different culture, it is very huge. Anyway, this is the exception to Point 3 above - you can cross this country without Spanish. But if you learn it, you will notice that you can offer you a new vision and open many new doors.