There are 14 countries that have Spanish as an official language, six that have it as the primary language and Puerto Rico has it as an official de facto language, but also shares English as the official language.
Spanish is an official language only in these 14 countries:
1. Bolivia
2. Colombia
3. Costa Rica
4. Cuba
5. Ecuador
6. El Salvador
7. Equatorial Guinea (with French)
8. Guatemala
9. Honduras
10. Panama
11. Paraguay
12. Peru
13. Spain14. México
15 Venezuela
* In Puerto Rico, a commonwealth of the US, both Spanish and English are official languages.
There are There are actually 20 countries that really have Spanish as their national language.
ho Sometimes, however, there are others which are listed as speaking Spanish; like Equatorial
Guinea, Andorra,
There a or even the United States, etc. As far as I am concerned, these other inclusions are inaccurate
because other languages are spoken there also, not simply Spanish; in the case of Equatorial
Africa there are three national languages as their official languages: Spanish, French, and
Portuguese. So, that's why I give the list reference below.
Go to: http:/www.braser.com/spanish-information/spanish-speaking-countries.html
BRAZILBrazilSurinameFrench GuianaGuyanaThe Falkland Islands
Most South American countries speak Spanish. Brazil is the largest country in South America and Portuguese is their primary language. Making them the largest non Spanish language group in South America
No, it's not. I don't know much about South American countries, but in Spain they speak mostly Castilian (castellano) Spanish; however, there are some regions where they speak a different language. For exmaple, in Cataluña (where Barcelona is) you can hear Catalán. Or in the Basque Country they speak Basque.
Brazil (Portuguese), Suriname (Dutch) and French Guiana (French). Of course, Spanish is spoken in these countries, but it is not an official or majority language.
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In Spain or in all countries in South America. In Spain or in all countries in South America.
The following South American countries speak Spanish: Argentina Bolivia Chile Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela
The following South American countries do not speak Spanish:BrazilSurinameFrench GuianaThe Falkland IslandsThese countries do not speak spanish because they were never colonies of Spain.
Brazil
Colombia and Chile
The following South American countries do not speak Spanish:BrazilSurinameFrench GuianaThe Falkland IslandsAll of the rest speak Spanish:ArgentinaColombiaChileParaguayPeruUruguayVenezuela
The following 4 continents have countries that speak Spanish as an official language:AfricaEuropeNorth AmericaSouth America
Because the Spanish controlled much of South America at one time, so many countries in south America, including Ecuador, speak Spanish.
BRAZILBrazilSurinameFrench GuianaGuyanaThe Falkland Islands
No, Brazilians speak Portuguese as their official language. Spanish is spoken in many other countries in South and Central America, but not in Brazil.
Around 210 million people speak Spanish in South America. It is the official language in most countries on the continent, with the highest number of speakers in countries such as Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina.
The cities that's peak Spanish as their first language in South America are Venezeula, Columbia, Ecaudor, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay,Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile. There are 9 spanish speaking countries in South America