Spanish is the main language in Uruguay due to its history of colonization by the Spanish. In the early 18th century, the region was settled by the Spanish Empire, leading to the establishment of Spanish as the predominant language. Today, Spanish remains the official language in Uruguay, spoken by the majority of the population.
The main language is Spanish and the main religion is Roman Catholicism. But Spain is a multi-cultural country.
Argentina's main language is Spanish.
go to a country were their main language is Spanish and they're second language is English like in puerto rico
Spanish is spoken in every large country south of the US except Brazil. There is also a substantial Spanish speaking population in the US, although it is not the main language.
Equatorial Guinea is a country where Spanish is widely spoken but it is not the official language. French and Portuguese are the official languages, but Spanish is also commonly used due to historical ties with Spain.
It is Portugal and Brazil. Brazil is the only country in s. America where Portuguese is the main language. Everyone else speaks Spanish (blame the conquistadors).
it depends, if you were born in a spanish speaking country, no... because that would be your main language. If you speak a different default language, like English, yes. Because you don't speak it normally.
Spanish is Mexico's main language because it was introduced by Spanish colonizers during the colonial period which lasted from 1521 to 1821. As a result of this colonization, Spanish became the dominant language in Mexico and has since been spoken by the majority of the population.
The country that has its main language in English is the United States.
the main language is spanish
Her main language is Spanish.