What are the top twenty spanish speaking countries?

The top 10 Spanish speaking countries are Mexico, Colombia, United States, Argentina, Spain, Peru, Venezuela, Chile Ecuador and Guatemala. Spanish is the second largest speaking language in the United States.

The top five Spanish speaking countries by size of population are Mexico, Spain, Colombia, Argentina, and Peru. Please see the related link for more Spanish-speaking countries.

Mexico, Spain and Chile.

If you are referring to population, they are: Mexico Argentina Chile Colombia Spain

The top Spanish speaking states in the US are the ones close to the US-Mexico border. This includes Texas and Arizona.

Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world, after Mandarin. The top 3 Spanish speaking cities in the U.S. are Los Angeles, New York and Miami.

All 205 countries speak equally well.

1st Hialeah Gardens, FL 2nd Hialeah, FL 3rd Miami, FL those are the top most spanish speaking cities in the USA

The main German-speaking countries are: Germany Austria Switzerland (about two-thirds of the country) Liechtenstein Luxembourg

The city of Los Angeles has the highest Spanish-speaking population in the United States. New York, Miami, Houston and Chicago make up the top five.

Brazil, Mozambique, Angola, and Portugal are the top (in terms of population size).

On the Los 40 Principales website, one can find popular Spanish songs. The Los 40 Principales website features popular, Top 40 songs from Spanish-speaking countries.

No 1. Mexico 2. Colombia 3. United States of America 4. Spain 5. Argentina etc.

the top 20 countries are: Mexico Spain Colombia Argentina Peru Venezuela Chile Ecuador Guatemala Cuba Bolivia Dominican Republic Honduras El Salvador Paraguay Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama Uruguay Equatorial Guinea There is also 1 U.S. territory that speaks spanish : Puerto Rico

Mexico City, capital of the country of Mexico.

You will find Spanish spoken is every large US city and many smaller cities as well.

1.Spain 2.Chile 3.Costa rica 4.Colombia 5.Mexico 6.Guatemala 7. Venezuela 8.Peru 9. Uruguay 10.Argentina

yes but only in some countries but not just spain.

Not surprisingly, Great Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand would top the list beside the United States. Members nations of the United Kingdom also. India is one of the best English speaking countries along with many countries where English is the second language. The list of English speaking countries is very long; see the link below.

Every year, Mexico City sinks a little bit more below sea level. It also is one of the top cities with horrible air quality. In Spain, it's not unusual to eat your cereal with chocolate milk.

The easiest way to learn Spanish if to live with an all Spanish-speaking family, in a Spanish-speaking neighborhood for at least a month. I believe you'll learn at least the basics. Go onto Google and click language tools then at the top type in the language's then click and search.then when you click on somthing you can go over it with your mouse and it will tell you in a language you choose

No, Brazilian culture is not a religion. the majority of people in Brazil follow the Roman Catholic sect of Christianity. This is common in most Portuguese speaking countries, as well as Spanish speaking countries. "The Statue of Christ," located in Rio de Janeiro is a strong indicator of the Christian influence in the area, as it is a massive statue located at the top of a mountain depicting Jesus Christ with his arms outstretched as though embracing the city.

The Top fife countries are: 1. Egypt (79,089,650 speaker) 2. Sudan (43,939,598 speaker) 3. Algeria (34,895,000 speaker) 4. Morocco (32,200,000 speaker) 5. Iraq (31,234,000 speaker)

The language with the fastest speakers can only be determined by personal opinion. Greek, Italian, and Spanish usually make it to the top of this list.

The top Portuguese speaking countries in the world are Portugal; the former Portuguese colonies of Angola, Cape Verde Islands, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, and Sao Tome and Principe in Africa; the former Portuguese colony of Brazil in South America; and the former Portuguese colonies of East Timor and Macau in Asia. In each of these nine countries, the official language is Portuguese. Additionally, there are substantial Portuguese-speaking populations in Equatorial Guinea, where Portuguese enjoys official language status along with Spanish and French; Mauritius; and Senegal. And Portuguese is one of nine recognized regional languages of importance in the South American country of The Co-operative Republic of Guyana, where the official language is Portuguese.