Trinidad and Tobago was discovered by Christopher Columbus (Cristobal Colon) in October 1498 on his 3rd Voyage and he claimed the islands in the names of the King and Queen of Spain. Trinidad was settled properly from 1592 with the founding of San Jose de Oruna. We remained under Spanish rule until the British took the island with very little resistance in 1797. Trinidad and Tobago became a British Crown Colony until the British granted independence on 31st August 1962.
No. Although the name looks Spanish, the official language is English. The heritage is not Spanish.
You say, "Trinidad." Trinidad is a Spanish word. It means Trinity.
where did the spanish settled in trinidad
The spanish were the first to colonize Trinidad, they named the island (Trinidad means "Trinity" in spanish), and introduced their language to it.
the spanish arrived in trinidad in the year 1498 .
no its British they had little to do with the French
The Spaniards in Trinidad spoke European Spanish.
The word "Trinidad" is already IN Spanish. It is the Spanish word for "Trinity". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
Mi nacionalidad es Trinidad; or more simply 'Soy de Trinidad' (I'm from Trinidad)
Trinidad.
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