Yes, most of the footballers in Argentina speak Spanish, which is called "Castellano" in Argentina.
Most places in Argentina speak Spanish. Just be aware that Argentine Spanish is slightly different than other people's Spanish.
In Argentina, they speak spanish, so you would say, "Yo estoy en Argentina." or "Estoy en Argentina".
Argentina is a large country, is reported that the languages spoken there are Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, German and French, plus a small percentage that speaks Quechua. However, it's reported that, according to the 2010 census, 40,5 million of Argentinian people are Spanish speakers, which is practically 99 per cent of the entire population of the country.
No. The main, and official, language of Argentina is Spanish. But, like Uruguay, the Portuguese language is a required subject for schoolchildren. For there's heavy traffic back and forth over both countries' borders with Brazil.Additionally, many of the immigrants, from Spain to Argentina, come from the northwestern province of Galicia. Indeed, Galicia is the place of origin of the Portuguese language within the Iberian Peninsula. And so immigrants to Argentina tend to know, speak and understand Galician, Portuguese, and Spanish.In fact, Portuguese continues to be spoken in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires. For the city still is the destination of Galician immigrants to Argentina. Also, the city still is the host to the continued popularity of tango dancing, music playing, and singing. And the lyrics to tango songs sometimes are in Lunfardo, which is a slangy mix of Brazilian Portuguese; dialects from Africa, the Caribbean, and Italy; and English.
We [argentinians] live in Latin America. We don't speak Latin. We speak spanish =) And some people (as me) speak English also Ethnic groups: white (mostly Spanish and Italian) 97%, mestizo (mixed white and Amerindian ancestry), Amerindian, or other non-white groups 3%
People speak Spanish in Argentina.
There are currently 15 players who natively speak the languages of Spanish, French, Portugese, Serbian, Bulgarian, Danish, and Japanese.
Most places in Argentina speak Spanish. Just be aware that Argentine Spanish is slightly different than other people's Spanish.
Argentina speaks Spanish as a result of its history of colonization by the Spanish Empire in the 16th century. Spanish became the dominant language due to the influence of Spanish conquistadors and settlers who established Spanish as the official language during the colonial period. Since then, Spanish has remained the primary language in Argentina, evolving into the distinct Argentine Spanish dialect.
In Argentina, they speak spanish, so you would say, "Yo estoy en Argentina." or "Estoy en Argentina".
Yes "Argentina" speaks Spanish.
Allot of them speak Spanish.
Yes as the Argentina people were Spanish colonies they speak spanish.
They both speak spanish.
No, Eva Peron did not speak English. She mainly spoke Spanish, as it was her native language.
In Argentina, they speak spanish, so you would say, "Yo estoy en Argentina." or "Estoy en Argentina".
spanish music...latin music..latina music...lationo music... first you gotta know what Argentina is. ask yourself these questions. where is Argentina? south America. what language do they MOSTLY speak? spanish. so what do you think Argentina music is? spanish. :D