What languages are spoken in Argentina?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

They speak 40 languages, although the common one is Spanish. 2 of them are extinct, and others are endangered.
Russian.
They Speak Spanish
people from Argentina speak spanish
The main language is Spanish.
Argentinians speak Spanish.
The official language of Argentina is Spanish.
Spanish
Argentinians speak Spanish.
The Argentines speak Spanish.
Argentina does not have an official language legislated. Spanish is the "de facto" official language.
Spanish
Most Argentinians speak Spanish. There a few Welsh speakers.
The official language of the nation of Argentina is Spanish. Argentina has a population of almost 42 million most of which speak Spanish.
There are so many languages that are used in Argentina. However, the official language that is used all over the country is Spanish.
Spanish.
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.
Spanish!
Spanish.
spanish
Language in Argentina is a mixture of many languages and dialects but they mostly speak spanish
According to Wikipedia the only official language in Argentina is Spanish.
yes
Spanish
Spanish is the main language in Argentina. Araucano, Guarani, and Quechua are indigenous languages. European languages are also spoken in small quantities.
SPANISH
Yes
the official language of aregentina is spanish or castellano (castilian)
Mostly(80%) Spanish.
All south American countries speak Spanish except from Brazil which speaks Portuguese.
Spanish is the major and official language of Argentina, but it is also influenced by Italian.

The Argentinians call their language Castellano, which is a reference to Castile, the region in Spain that first colonized the Americas.
Spanish
the offical language is spanish some people in Argentina call is castilian
Spanish
Spanish.
no, they speak spanish
Argentinians speak Spanish or Welsh
Spanish.
The main language of Argentina is Spanish, or Castillian (Catellano in Spanish) as the Argentinians call it.
in Argentina we speak spanish ;)
There are more than three languages spoken in Argentina, the most spoken languages are: (in order)

• Spanish (called Castilian)
• Italian
• Levantine dialect of Arabic

Other languages include:

• German
• Guarani (native language)
• Quechua (native language)
• Aymara (Bolivian language)
• Welsh

Recent Immigration has brought the following languages to Argentina:

• Chinese
• Korean
• English
• Brazilian Portuguese
• French

there main language is spainish because Argentina was inated by Mexico.
There are at least 40 different languages spoken in Argentina, with Spanish being dominant.
In Argentina they mainly speak Spanish. However, due to great European influence, people there also speak German, French, Italian, and English.
Spanish
Several languages are spoken in Argentina besides Spanish. They are English, Portuguese, Italian, French, and even some German is spoken.
Spanish.
Spanish is the official language spoken in Argentina. However, there are many other languages spoken in Argentina. These include Italian, Arabic, German, French, Wichi, Aymara, and Catalan.
The official Language is Spanish and the Main Language.

There are also other languages spoken there though including:

• Italian
• Levantine Arabic
• Quechue
• German
• Yiddish

Spanish
Their official language is Spanish.

Answer 3

No. The official language of Argentina is Spanish. Like most of South America, Argentina was settled by Spain. And it was no accident that Spain settled most of South America, and Portugal only colonized Brazil. For the Treaty of Tordesillas, in 1497, divided the non-Christian world into zones of influence for Spain, and zones for Portugal. The line that divided the zones just happened to run in such a way as to give Brazil to Portugal, and Argentina and most of the rest of South America to Spain.

But Spanish isn't the only language that has shaped Argentine culture. For there has been a heavy immigration from Italy. And there also has been a heavy immigration from Galicia, which is a province in northwestern Spain. In fact, Galicia is the original home of the evolving Portuguese language. And so Galicians tend to know, speak and understand Galician, Portuguese, and Spanish.

A popular destination for Galician immigrants to Argentina is the capital city of Buenos Aires. And so Portuguese is one of the capital city's spoken languages. Additionally, Portuguese has a historical role in the evolution of the tango style of dancing, music playing, and singing. For one of the languages is Lunfardo, which is a slangy mix of Brazilian Portuguese; dialects from Africa, the Caribbean, and Italy; and English.

Answer 4

The national language of Argentina is Spanish. It is spoken by most of the population. There is no official language.

Spanish is called Castellano in Argentina.

Here is a list of 25 major languages spoken in Argentina:

1. Abipon
   
2. Argentine Sign Language
   
3. Aymara, Central
   
4. Chiripá
   
5. Chorote, Iyojwa'ja
   
6. Chorote, Iyo'wujwa
   
7. Guaraní, Mbyá
   
8. Guaraní, Western Argentine
   
9. Kaiwá
   
10. Mapudungun
    
11. Mocoví
    
12. Nivaclé
    
13. Ona
    
14. Pilagá
    
15. Puelche
    
16. Quechua, South Bolivian
    
17. Quichua, Santiago del Estero
    
18. Spanish
    
19. Tapieté
    
20. Tehuelche
    
21. Toba
    
22. Vilela
    
23. Wichí Lhamtés Güisnay
    
24. Wichí Lhamtés Nocten
    
25. Wichí Lhamtés Vejoz
    

Argentina is also a melting pot. Chinese, Italian, German, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Yiddish and Welsh are spoken by large minorities in Argentina. In fact, the second most widely spoken language in Argentina is Italian.

Answer 5

The de facto language of Argentina is Spanish. Some percentage of them may also speak English, but the most common languages are Spanish, Italian, and German.

Answer 6

The spoken languages of Argentina number at least 40 although Spanish is dominant.

Answer 7

Spanish is the official language of Argentina.

Answer 8

a second language in some schools

Answer 9

Yes, they do.

Answer 10

They speak Spanish in Argentina.