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'Pennsylvania' in Spanish is 'Pensilvania'.
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What is the Spanish word for Allentown Pennsylvania?
There is no Spanish word for Allentown Pennsylvania.
What Europeans explored Pennsylvania?
The Spanish.
What are the main languages used in Pennsylvania?
English is the dominant language followed by Spanish, Pennsylvania Duth and German.
Can you Translate Pennsylvania in Spanish?
No. It's a name. It's derived from (William) Penn's woods, but it's not something one would translate.
What was the most populated Spanish borderland colony in 1700?
The most populated Spanish borderland colony in 1700 was New Spain, which encompassed present-day Mexico and parts of Central America. It had a significant indigenous population as well as a growing number of Spanish settlers.
What languages are spoken in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania?
English is the primary language spoken in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. However, due to its diverse population, there are also speakers of various languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, German, and others.
When was Edith Grossman born?
Edith Grossman was born in 1936, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
Where is the Pennsylvania Hospital Of The University Of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia Pennsylvania located?
The address of the Pennsylvania Hospital Of The University Of Pennsylvania is: , Philadelphia, PA 19104-2800
Is it illegal to speak spanish at the work place in Pennsylvania?
No! It is up to the individual to exercise his/her free speech. People who dislike another people speaking a foreign language are IGNORANT & BIGOTS.
Is Pennsylvania bigger than colonial Pennsylvania?
No it wasn't. Colonial Pennsylvania is about half the size of Pennsylvania today
When was the spanish language brought to the us?
When Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California becamse part of the United States, Spanish was already being spoken there. Explorers from Spain were settling those places while explorers from England were settling in Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Where was colonial Pennsylvania?
In Pennsylvania
