Well in my opinion it should be English and spanish as an official language but probably because despite some belizeans speaking both, Belizean creole which is English based is the preferred language.. However different districs within Belize speak different languages.. Belize city has a lot of Creole, Cayo has a lot of spanish, Stann Creek speaks mostly Garifuna, etc...... a lot of languages can be heard around the country!
That depends on who gets to vote on the definition of correct English. If England gets to vote, then the U.S. is out of luck. If the U.S. is voting, Canada is out of luck. And so on.
Belize speaks correct English for Belize.
Belize was the only South American area that colonized by the English. Today, English is the official language of Belize. It is the only nation in the area where the majority speak English.
Because it is a former British colony.
Out of that list, ALL of those countries speak Spanish, However, in Belize it is a minority language.The official language of Belize is English.
Almost all Belizeans are mixed with the same race that you would find in other Central American countries. Some speak only English, some English, Spanish, Garifuna, etc.. Belize is known as being Bilingual and even trilingual.. Belize has a heavy Caribbean and Latin American influence. So, you get 2 countries in 1 .. PS: Belizeans are not West Indian but some are descendants of West Indians..
Almost all of the countries in the world speak English as a foreign language, including:MexicoHondurasGuatemalaPanamaCosta RicaFranceGermanySpainSwedenDenmarkArgentinaBrazilChileUruguayColombiaEgyptSaudi ArabiaSudanMorrocoLibyaChinaJapanSouth KoreaVietnamThailand
All of the countries of Central America speak Spanish except for Belize.
English is the most spoken language in Wales, with almost all of the population being able to speak English. Welsh is only spoken by about 460,000 people.
People living in Portugal speaks portuguese, but some people over there can speak english, like many people allover the world, in almost all nations.
The government wants almost all of people to speak english ,but some people speak different languagesin the world
Except for Belize, All Central American republics have more people who speak spanish as a first language rather than English or creole:HondurasGuatemalaEl SalvadorCosta RicaNicaraguaPanama
Yes. Most jobs require that you speak English. Almost anywhere you go, the de facto language is English. Also, 83% percent of Americans speak English as their primary language (they speak it at home and outside of the home). Many people speak another language at home, but speak English at work/school/etc...Next time your out walking around, read everything you see (signs, posters, etc)... almost all of it will be in English.
Spanish is spoken in all 7 Central American Countries however English remains the only Official language of Belize. (most Belizeans are bilingual)
She can't speak english at all.... Taoo
The oficial lenguage is SPANISH. If you are traveling to Argentina and you are at any famous tourist point, you have may chances to speak in English and get understood. At school, it is common to study at least 2 or 3 years of English, so many people know it too. People is very friendly and will not hesitate to help you with any situation or question you may have.