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∙ 13y agoYes. French is spoken in Haiti, which is part of Latin America.
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Which is a major language in Latin America?
Spanish, Portuguese and French are the main languages found in Latin America.
Why do Mexicans come to Latin America?
They ARE in Latin America. Latin America is the region composed of all the countries in the Americas which speak Latin-derived languages,namely Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Historical events in Latin America?
The French and Indian war took place in Latin America in 1763-1765.
What are the heritages in Latin America?
Spanish, Portuguese, and French
When did the french come to Latin America?
during 1624
How did latin America get its name?
The French coined the term 'Latin' America in the middle of the 19th century as a means to assert French influence in the region where the Spanish and Portuguese people were.
What are the major lanuages in Latin America?
Spanish, Portuguese, French.
Which language is not commonly spoken by people in Latin America?
french
What is this region known as Latin America?
Latin America refers to the region in the Americas where Spanish, Portuguese, and French are predominantly spoken, including countries in Central and South America. It has a shared history of colonization by European powers, resulting in a mixed cultural heritage of indigenous, European, and African influences.
Is Latin America between North America and stretched from Mexico to South America?
Latin America is loosely defined as those countries with languages derived from ancient Latin. Specifically, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Therefore, Latin America spans Mexico (North America), Central America, the Caribbean and South America.
Is French Guiana a part of Latin America?
No, it is a French territory on the northern border of South America between Brazil and Suriname.
Is haiti a latin American country?
Yes, it is. It is a French speaking country. French is one of the Latin languages, along with Spanish and Portuguese.
