Spanish is derivative of Latin. It was not like how English came to the Americas, where nobody was speaking a language similar to English and then Englishmen showed up and started speaking English. In Spain, people spoke proper Latin roughly 2000 years ago, but as the centuries plowed on, each region of the Roman Empire developed dialectical differences. In Spain, these differences led to the slow transformation from Latin to Late Latin to Proto-Castilian, to Old Castilian, to Modern Spanish. Every person would speak a very similar language to his parents, but might add a word or two or change pronunciation of a certain letter. These changes added up over time to result in a language, Spanish, which is not mutually intelligible with Latin.
Spain did not learn to speak spanish. Spanish originated and evolved in Spain over many centuries.
Spain was conquered by the Spanish in 1521 and since then Spanish became its official language
Spain did not learn to speak Spanish. The Romans brought Latin into the area, and it evolved into Spanish over many centuries.
When Spain invaded Uruguay in the 17th Century, they brought the Spanish language with them.
The countries where Spanish is most widely spoken are Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Argentina, and Peru.
It was between Spain and the US.
First go to www.google.com then type: basic spanish and start practicing ty for askin bye peeps :) ty- thank you. Peeps- people
It was a Spanish colony. This is the same reason that the majority of the countries of Central and South America are Spanish-speaking...and the same reason people in the US speak predominantly English. A colonizing power will force its language on a colonial people.
Spain uses the Gregorian Calendar. As such, the Spanish years starts on the 1st of January each year. The day of the week that the year starts in Spain changes each year, as it does in other countries.
According to historians, the Spanish Armada began its voyage from Spain in July 1588 where it was responsible for overthrowing the Queen of England Elizabeth I.
According to historians, the Spanish Armada began its voyage from Spain in July 1588 where it was responsible for overthrowing the Queen of England Elizabeth I.
Not so hot as in july-august, but months start to be longer and, as we say (spanish people) la primavera la sangre altera- Spring makes blood alter :)
When one is looking for more information on Spanish villas that are for sale in Spain they first need to determine what they can afford. Once they figure that out they can contact a local real estate agent in Spain. You can also contact Spanish Property Insight which will give you all the information you need to start your search.
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They are not very similar but they both start with the Letter C, they both have national healthcare, both have a lot of coastline and both have lots of Spanish speaking people, well more so Cuba than Canada.