The name of Uruguay is spelled the same in Spanish as in English, but said differently. It is pronounced "OO-roo-GWY."
The same way you do in English: "Uruguay".
"Desearía estar contigo" or in Uruguay and Argentina could be "Desearía estar con vos" also.
In most countries "¿Qué quieres hacer?" but in Uruguay and Argentina would be "¿Qué querés hacer?"
There is no Spanish equivalent for that name.
Tunapuna is not a typical Spanish name, no.
English : Eastern Republic of Uruguay Spanish : República Oriental del Uruguay
The same way you do in English: "Uruguay".
When Spain invaded Uruguay in the 17th Century, they brought the Spanish language with them.
Uruguay (the country) is named like that because of the name of the river that separates it from Argentina. Uruguay's (the country) full name is "República Oriental del Uruguay" which means "Eastern Republic of the Uruguay", because of its location in respect of the same-called river.The Uruguay River name comes from the Spanish settlers' interpretation of the word the locals used to designate it. The original name, Urugua'ý, in Guaraní, means "river of the painted birds".
Spanish.
Never after Uruguay got its independence (1825) but Spanish did colonize those lands before.
It would either be "eres de Uruguay" or "usted es de Uruguay"
Spanish is the main language in Uruguay due to its history of colonization by the Spanish. In the early 18th century, the region was settled by the Spanish Empire, leading to the establishment of Spanish as the predominant language. Today, Spanish remains the official language in Uruguay, spoken by the majority of the population.
There are none. In Uruguay the official and only language is Spanish.
In Spanish someone from Uruguay is called: "URUGUAYO"
The country of Uruguay's official name is República Oriental del Uruguay (Oriental Republic of Uruguay)
The Uruguay River ("Río Uruguay" in Spanish) is the longest river in Uruguay. It has 1,770 kilometers (approx. 1100 miles) of length. It separates the country from its neighboring country Argentina and it's from where Uruguay takes its name.