You mean geographically? All three are part of a greater subcontinent known as North America.
Also the three are part of a trade agreement known as NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) and are close trade and business partners. Besides that, all three are part of the so-called western culture, and share some common history but nothing more.
They are all in the North America, have foreign languages, and are big.
The United States of America is the only country that actually borders Canada.
The two countries closest to the US are Canada and Mexico, which share common borders with the US.
Yes. They're all on the continent of North America.
Two countries that are common answers are Mexico and Canada and sadly starting this month the U.S. too.
The U.S. (both countries have a common border).
They are both in north america, they are both multicultural and they are both great countries!
Yes. Mexico is a nation which lies on the southern tip of what is considered the North American subcontinent. Sometimes, in European textbooks, it is depicted as being part of Central America but it is not the case. See related links section.
All of them are developing countries, with an ongoing, incomplete industrialization.
Spanish is the second most widely-spoken language in North America after English. With a large population of Spanish speakers in countries like Mexico, the United States, and Canada, Spanish is a common language throughout the region.
The United States borders Mexico, so distance would be zero. The real question is how far away is your hometown from Mexico.
Its more common in America.