This question appears to be about the Dominican Republic and the nation of Haiti. Both countries share the island the the Caribbean Sea in what was first named the West Indies. Haiti was once a French colony and the language there is mostly French. The Dominican Republic was once part of Spain's New World empire and Spanish prevails there.
These islands are all a part of the Carribean, named after the sea in which they are located.Some of these include: The Florida Keys, Haiti/Dominican Republic, Cuba, etc.
The two countries occupying the island of Hispaniola are Haiti (west) and the Dominican Republic (east).
The second largest island in the West Indies, a part of the Caribbean Sea, is often referred to as Hispaniola. The nation of Haiti occupies the western half of this island and the Dominican Republic occupies the eastern half.
The Dominican Republic is in the Caribbean.
Yes, the Dominican Republic is part of the Caribbean.
The largest are Cuba, Hispaniola (Haiti/Dominican Republic), Puerto Rico, and Jamaica. The Lesser Antilles contain the US Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, St. Vincent, Antigua, and Barbados. Islands that may be considered part of the West Indies are the Bahamas (east of Florida) and the islands in the southern Caribbean (Aruba, Trinidad, Tobago).
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Yes. The Dominican Republic is part of the Caribbean. The Caribbean, in addition to Central America, is part of North America.
Santo Domingo is the capital and largest city in the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic is located in the Caribbean Sea and is part of North America.
noAnswerno Some countries in the west Indies are part of Latin America such as Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Haiti
Dominican Republic is a part of the island Haiti, in the Carribean Sea.