They were seeking the seven cities of gold.
In Spanish: Explorar In French: ExplorerIn German: ErkundanIn Japanese: SaguruThose are 4 of the ways to say explore in 4 different languages.Request more if I did not do the language you wanted.
the answer to french and spanish are the offcial language is principe.
It's for if you can't find a good translation. In this case you speak French and you want to know a word in Spanish.
No, "hola" is not French. It is a Spanish word that translates to "hello" in English.
Cuba is a Spanish speaking country because it was a Spanish colony.
No the French did not
The effect of the eurpeon is beause they explore Texas to teach them spanish
Because the Spanish didnt want the french to take over
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France did not settle Texas in the same way as Spain or later the United States. However, it did explore the region in the early 18th century, primarily for trade and expansion purposes. French interests in Texas were part of a broader effort to establish a foothold in North America, competing with Spanish claims. Ultimately, the French presence in Texas was limited and did not lead to significant colonization.
Spanish exploration in the Southwest really didn't lead to European settlement in Texas. The Spanish explored in the 1500's, but Texas wasn't settled until the 1820's. The two are not related.
The french came to Texas in the 1600s to the 1800s because they were fighting Spain. They knew that if the spanish received the land, they would increase their empire across Texas.
In Spanish: Explorar In French: ExplorerIn German: ErkundanIn Japanese: SaguruThose are 4 of the ways to say explore in 4 different languages.Request more if I did not do the language you wanted.
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Most states in the United States were not originally French, but one notable example is Texas. Texas was originally part of Spanish territory and later became an independent republic before joining the United States. While parts of Texas were influenced by French explorers, it was primarily Spanish before becoming American.
Christopher Columbus did not explore Texas