1. Which Countries Speak Spanish? - Rosetta Stone Blog
Nov 28, 2022 · Spanish is the official language of 20 countries, including Chile, Panama, and Uruguay. (We'll include the full list of countries in the next ...
Known for its classic trills and fast-paced speech, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. From Spain to Colombia, you’ll find over
2. 21 Spanish Speaking Countries: From Largest To Smallest - BaseLang
We listed all 21 Spanish speaking countries - including a country in Africa, where Spanish is the official language of the people.
í½ÙrK ú\2«HáTDK&6¤@5EY\tH©#£2@ÌT.!õÜèksmº_®Ù<ÌCÛ¼ÝÇ>Ò_0pÝ="¬$ª§g¬Uu\"=<<Ü=<<<<Þ¼|¼Õ¼ü¸tµñço^æóͶ²·¬|Á{|®èóýFÆäÉW2ÅìN#ÃíüÙi¾ùÌmÃlÉç!¬N°úH/¬òJ\f¿là«æ|~P3{<`ÞeÏF欹ñõx#sgò¾ëxAFÑ;à6ìFÐmüÎÔynriɬ¼¯374ª90o4åÔe¶éwá³[Óî([NhÉý5eÇszÊó:ܦ£öeÁõ¢øàX¦}«xÜjd\ÏiÏ(]·n¸kÅb§çv ×)Þ·í¢¦É6¤¾*[L¿MæÃw-æs¤VAwzÅûå¹zÁíºéïg|Ðwó"ÅеføŪUZl3 càOF àwz(ø3Lä¾äï¸g¶M&H½R᪦¯hWK¾ªUÔZf´Ü5Ãé1Ó¾& Ôç¥U®µ¶ÁVY¬+µR»]UU´Wê^'PK¦y8·ÊGók:W¿øºgº\)ÊËvh롲ÜÏ)FN ²Êw|Ñ/¯7mf S÷[7\Áúó øÚè¾Ðßÿüe ]Çð3.ëðL.xØK¹i îظ´ýÙ:÷áÚà°¿@øÓnÓ¥zÀÑXY&ÃÏ ]øå6kY|ËqnM,f~êþK Þß´÷¼Í½FÔ¸å dzßÏüKòînèwá)ô¿ µ¼éylP ¦`àòoD@¬e`è°ðsj6ýñc½íxËH ³¡®oRÍ/XÜîÝuóõëìBËpKýl~Éå"ª¤0Î~jà ,rmJRçl¨ÑT£=¡F>T õy<=[á?è 2zR+ÏÙÙï¢U±° q ©ÚE«Èï, ?³.ðèþþûwQ`ÿü%¹)\ SÜ¢t¦nzmó¾òýkGrR²ñÒiNTÐy¾mq¼[ÎfÏd×öi#ðû xÃî|s ÌØz㥠¾§7Ì×·¾qkÌkþ:óÊ2[p%8%ux kñß ¬s¢Ô÷Yý²Î .óàýÈö1÷wº/;9ý±ª(Q7,/mm?V7Ë[++g;ÍãÊÑþÙéîRv=*Rµ,n,÷MÛpPf%:9e ÊPé7ÅX§èmÛº ÿ÷'*ô3WÑC?pzuºâZ, {¢¼ÿ¤þP&sJrÃNn#uM<c¼<*W`®]Àség ¨m³Ó ®»Þ{¸ë½i]ï%]ïQ×Ç\¯6Õp?²ý_Äyâbùgä x"V+v0ÙïRfSʨ±þʹ ¦al£ô~ôð0I+ÃÃ3ÀjènqæMéuÖÙ£û@Ü÷;þBq(Ñ(Ú#¯ ÒPvÎ7Rq¨8lúg÷³óÀ2þ$ÅL3Ö2´ZU+ÖV3BfsÁów-§Å,Å7®¬£,wà/tnVwÓ±¸ãR@¤ñN¿ß/tèC Ôêpؽ¶>ÛÌ×VËj©TÎuÂ,|cH°6 él?úýwFaQ>Ó±>à¸`²ë?ÄTnéÆ_Ê)Þ]ÎFD/ àA¥!ÌáÁweÉq³g~ãצ±´¦,í6óÍýfýãAeéÇ40ùz¹Z¯WÔº¶ô@N qR5Ǻac9~ÎÈù9+g6ùl¡b /¾/u^\/XZpv£7MÛl¶5*Ħ d¶Æd1÷Q¾sÜ ÖF~6gX ëec)K¯¬ÆÒkkmiiýFª¢À9Ü C PK`+ĹjéµùÚ°ÖÛSuÌM®ÑúG6Câ!dIs)Â1GÝy´»³RÛÝåTì N¦uRRý Ï-1ÑÛ?EbmR ªUAòn?ÏBd¸ÿVôV/³J¹´ºªñjE¯´U½ZoñV%# 3À N®Ýëe¿ -øç÷ßSºt¾6ÄòJvTR~¬'ÐYÃéÛNv½'rEGj}Ñ»\a×z¯ÞR»^'ÓÞ öeçõPbXr3 V+]Jz¤7µ·±Í)Ä'õxBó¥T÷G,ç-B I¡hL=A×£~ÆÉ»å%!c $Hü)Å<ÆH»~ IëeåýS0W,"²ã@ÜÅóå¯9»ËÙ¹ çCÿ·¿¾ºYE¨ë0Ìâ}zV`Ãý[üö5X¶s ¬Áó|\$ñªs¡i k?¶8à9án]ñ°8±°Ç´~ƶ'&aÜî`Pºïkl±Çz÷«»¼3~üD/ÚjiµÊª^Y]iWÔV©UÑt£^[1>¢±¿:7yKLR'isºµyÿÆìu`¤6;]ÑÂü^8 ðÊj0±»s°f;6Ï®_S-¹.2£ø¾bòtf# ä«Sæ7Å·µæ´ÇùoD¯)¦î9¾ÓMãÍ}"gÛÍ© ôR(&\m`Q¨¬PLôÚi¾³ï¹©Ö´Z½ZR3?`RóÊçèKÄ Úe'K÷Mi2~ Q&ûæ£ãRÍÙB%Á¯TRpåØdãMÆA®wÝá£Xù kú*vÅÖýW¯üFAp##ï Ç\»xæ÷ßÛËÙ*±CËÍi£m@£9U&Ù /²Åstÿ )Ý?xsæhȯÑq.ÕÛMæ¶MËLÇÁ!NÏ A\êIÝâ 7yb"¬Ê)Vá´×¤ñ/qÏEWGµtä°õà3ûÒÀ?Ca ¾þ?ÅÂKа ÅGÜ*B[c/_ÓÕÕR ìF$±ãlMÉ ã²Ã[þGzÔ"(ð>Q³ÆX©FÓÓÑçÞòÒÓs9oCkÜ;rØ·£á-ßÉ'Jêü®ïX¦ `ífr©ï>ópãåRºøLdeÔ3,]³BU#Ù¿ÁôÁ5ãÇÍ[.7DÒ8)Oäç´À_0LüæX5=v7{ a`,çè[^³°Åß6]kyMÜßÁÑÂìA)n¼þ&è1ßhBaÀÐt ËKùrº}¬¸VØ1m室4¢Eâ6ÀÂëxTâBEý¢Ï"J+Ôò²\4{ØA{ÁÅP`Þ¬¤¼Ý~äíÖ#o7ÔnÚºøÉçx¦l¶=è¸ÒïrÇ eا ½j2áÚv8Êà; !è°L·Î` xÖLwx®ò·¾¨1áq.JèDWN´§³f9èëOQÛ×g§S£J;ÏÔñóiÅÑûvdÏ·0þðÎG8ô¬¢?¥GQ®×S½ ÉÉ^\#ÃßöN@ç¡m¦ó#ÁÎ)Ú¸âµTÊ«ü¿©U×ÔÚZ}ªkª:^Ï1@KN§Ä«¬®UWfr{¨O&/Õjñߺ×ÔRå¾V-Üa*¥6'MÖ#Yó×дíñÒè?Ötæ©oü°×cÞàtíµÄ{ê·8Uù÷Q¦¬ó´/,Öâ=_ØJk0ý#ÊjO%ÕTJ}µ _AEW°Á¬ ÓjªÒ3mVûò!§r .ZÆëXä¥ñ&ïë]Þcy0cÜnfã{æï ò}YKÙX4Áºü{Qrí3% ºÙ^Fê»yTÁ/,fúáæ¸Yûþ3?rë<Ò)kC½5û_$ l@ÃbµWÕºÚ.×ÚjUc ×ÚZÝàUM×ÁÚpU@¬gÞ±"îæ# ¦êQöP*¨èDýËàÚì6¹ºÛQøÆh»PÓ2kZI+åpÖFlô,ITóìJª¾h -Ôij`úë¨HtÃ^Ëf¦u£ÚØOÔ¹HÃr²µAf2MÂ,ó×äxÕà Ð)7£/)ÛtorËǸ`-QìN×±Ì_~äê/xë£X>Iêt2?$ÁüÒõHóK·h
7ÎTr§dJYh>ÈÇX\Á±}¿p§VJi2½;}5ÏCs åÞCÐÒ8Äø|Þ·¾"6Ñb5ùÁéq aJt[&+-¬uÇSÔ¬³¯HÿÎdd@§£Úã̶ÌÚ#B½ÂÌQo;òRMqìÐÍ,`¨ÌÕSÎ<½;&ImÔRÆthn÷0 O«ýßøîÐkô®ý Ûóñøro7m7DsÞã_CÓ¶Óbüèî®ãtKg÷3\t¼kfw%&Ëb (¶ßlôËVÈdµP+ª%YÛnû|Ëìä[®¨-¤n)UUåSª¯B,bî´4&Ò¾õ¡§6ýô ò°Ã$óÔ¡b©×jàAØ« ¸Xb<Ûê7ö¶>|zo·oî·÷¹îvü÷'¿f´ÅG}=óT-7y6ðy9P¢5?ÒÐd#®ybú]'xÁn2Ä»ÒÄùñ°ý.¦Úhu~ì¢îòâC¼@îé@if+Ù¨ü&ø3<ß}ß³àzfÇ òÊc_Cg]sRäÊWv8X§Ïà±náä|`ì ºî»¼çܧ< ¯4ï¬9ݵ¿+ú >úe~ìäÿVÔÿV¤+jZP+®îWJ¿!³ Çì\ÿ®3<ø Áï¶ WxïN2#âùè³!øiêýÜ(,t¬éƧôMzCÑBØâÆ{ǽF Ê?Ö_ÿî¥XmÁÐ{4ÛÙ|WÆíW|ñ2É0.Bs^ÎÉ 6g©3ú ͹ k·ìÕ«ôÝr¦dd²ëql/>Eüä) 6°ÔVy¸Êãe·@' 2Õ3bwY:j,@#`øLlàbtg¡¸ óììä #Údåüp 7!Ø?âé°IAòã#REìP `P¤z0-BM )EEC¥·®iËàáxËN"A3m!c FÊBm~èâæ°y80Å ÚdwÖ^ª¹änû^çn°Âó9¯¡®{o(þÒÃóÊgç³÷åËP¤ªÙ^v_½JÈõa@Ó»ÐØ4Ô1èÓ:n©ì ¶¦ªJ¹äÞ+ Gý5Ùiþòg´R_]ÉÕªj¹[-©Õ\}µ^÷_rc¯Ëé×Ù·/µµ ¤Z-Wk¹jmµ£k ¿O¿¡ÏÓ¯³¯^¥¾^)KðB+ÂßJ©\k«©çZr]V'¯¬$5TQsªèð?RBy 5= êÌ® ¥$~I$®¯¬¬ä@:¢1=ZGGdHxÚeä4ãNkL|úêÕ(å¼l4ðöÕ«åß%|;nò~¼ÇÅ@¾L@t¡Éïѳ0h¼Ôà\¶`ÄKÃÛP pkúý÷e{ø!p ~@Q9¼]¶ÊdÈäìÜK 4Ú²háÈ÷Ùµe(LïR¡åÞ×Y¬{øÍh4O&B> %ÊRqCØ1£íÊfsËÉOc#ýg©Ññ-hÛô}väàÿê/}y¹åä]67²Ã M1#²ëÉÖ 0E0T-mè¾&Ùë ì¼ßÁu£[¢|ñ§(¬M1mÔÊK³=Íì`ýÅZgpoMÁ·Ñ7÷y¿Ë ¥Ioŵ¦h¼7üÆ´ Ï{`³ö¢*`¬¾¥ 6Yyf(Wc°opKmLBÈFÂa*H?ÿÄC Å6,Ñ#¿Ëy°AÀK@;0õÛ¼e¶<óo ë0"¦Ùä]P"Å!¢Z2 @b -Þ[zoIéqÃd%`? M&n¾ã:ë¹ÈÇ2ïGàÍ!¢ð`~ؽ.y¬DR]±ÂÀ/Z§Ø¸d0þÕÔÚ" ¥ÕNSÏ0ûâyñöÉ}2Äê íaä¤!2Úªa!¤H 3cãEË1ßóyÀ|äìãånÀ¾kÊ/*ý[XF08#éx(²¿°VkU/O.Þï2mú7¹Ë \ 3[Y5ØÊärwæi²õÞ.ñ\Î NèË-áP«OkÖÈ7¬×BóK[oMÿµÐÃ$©ÅWZÞªÎÂ~¨¸ªêjeQ"b#ö«ÜÐÚú,ØéÒj^æSúDvCÆ(ZoU5>ÚFèZÃDÑ(ì<Ì «1/þbY+W ÞÉy[®å´ÊJ®T£(«¨ÅËZl# V²¦ªÍNzÂIÝi2N¯Y+ 5§ªqõj®¤AVV¬}K SØkJÕàP RL|¤*> QeB Ùõ§ªt(©+¹J þÿPåhkÅ]ÁXí¸Ñ ¥òjNþð@©ä´zõ¡êuDZ°Î>Íî»03õÂÞÌ W*PW;>ÅsØàØõõ¬RJS ;HP¢`Zô?¦)UVYAÕÜÊä2ýêªZÔRØUÀ¾ò ÓÚÈbbáý5ApS«&LÏ*UøV©FÔ\ôh5BÿöM¹VJX¯£RÐꥤæèUÖª&]éèüm@õV¨î¤ÞÕ©§ªû»*kõAÁäò#ßðÈ÷g×®c`¦Ô®©³µÒlÔ3 [³³êÈÑ3_תSzÏ ¬T¸`Þ-I2eµXSBÏZ^úF%,M4Æ#>p¡ bèýt04PV½þqBé±£W3>fè6½Ã¤ tÓ A¯ C4@M& x;ÝOyßü@|t_Ãl©ìÞO/)ªå:«Ee®)åÚ¬B÷Q±Ji¬ï2]àù ³¨B¥âñÞ´"e*R[Q¤E´ï«ø¾PQ¢%J Ò¬"+P¤\(¯Î(² EªµE~¬QôÈrÁô¸¤o[ü>û½Ã\lPË ¯púÊR ©©ÅÛÁwxÂPYÀõº×F³ÚyFs³î!ÿGÐéf2x4¡õð:÷¾Ë/û5ò§'Ìò¥'tôí|ÜxxP0~&ÕñüTËO'dÇ5Û âeS÷7ý ;Ô²ßqctµÜ1oYð¾çå|5ðèg×v·6üQhaAÓ~å÷ßcÞM)ò}Åÿ® yKAôÛä/ß¿û;£{`"öl² -t/æóbÖ÷þ¦[\ÎU}:©Ñù÷#¡|6ÖO<úÙ4H¼O`ø£©ø>ìÈWSáJcî)@Å' OüÐêèçÐTòhý°H%kE ?N,RÃÓ5Ì"µ-¤w±âGk£ êCG-ÞOÑ\³æSôÙâM{´[¼ªt-FÀS7Ï¢óæ þx]7ðGè¸9 >R·Íy6G-é²Å+|¼§®yt×Ü]õ$5/«=IWÍÝÇ먹«ªXFK<½:ü&¯÷ÑKtáà +k¡ô +ÓÖÜCð)5=ZW¥ä½ à'ñØÃ+uñÙÃð'¡ðÂc"ÄöÀèÒÛBÕZg´ ÷õE fñ .¹=»!¤izVت&3¡áµ´ ê5¡®h!g¡Z" àÓI²¨ñ=¾qte¾´¼2@ñá$ÞÁ59 ÒwàÝÏ ñ~̳ÓfwfG¤zbCÎhêñßùVÍFÞÓr&ÂÃwªÛ -ëkèCÑh <õqa¡¶ ã57®exÛS"âDXüÇ$(jlj¼¯Ó2áñlæoX-G±Ê élOÀì6æ¢Ø 8ùÐ ¶{64}³cî¢H (ÏÈÁàw|QHs`Þ¬´4²³cr>=yu¥üIoé)j 6[v7n7±é8å ¸cS.° FJö§ÅÙI]Sl*ÎÜ.aÚ öØ]n"eÏ#öÝâ]©è:~àKõ¦Ô²mÁÙÉÞätÆÐNºÓ÷<ä-|æèLßê÷m¶)ÙÙxe©×¢ÒÙm»0õ]¾ÃZS äþ¯¡Ðö=±ÚØεFr*·íÖ׬̩l7èv8§2ApH¼}¾{BåëPÓËváë? { a9¸²"Ý,¦V¶ |¨¼±T*¨KëCÉ[3³2¿Ò2ûPpF:æÙÙã=%/&$WÏpl,ødo¸Í"%],¶[qæ·w zcix÷IxRWÊ<õh ÷*ë%§ `"Hì9ÐÈ&fÚ|,½uZ Çå0 öL£ÃÖD©¯ËK`ìbÂR,!À]}UVj«¥ºZתåUxµd£/¶ <òo³Ð|@åY\þä±L#ONôB¨@C² æJ×éñ»R&é{ÂáËÒ9æSÌÛèGû<Ê û(uB&:±D°³:ÖïLßlÖº¦apI'ðÀüMÎ,NÚÞ|¿}¢¤òÃìøjÀt2yqQ 2Ì»¨Ñ®ÀH%梡i-3âó¢Z&¦ÄXÃâ&3!p:H[Ìõqt¦ÄcDK<SJFæj#¨îé, OCÔØò×fÓÚCàPKqÖc§,"í@3ämÞ)H#-SƸ\ê%N{2mE6Õ_ YK.føØx½¡õtƨø@IJôÅ£Uä§IǼ+úuJÃø$ÇYŨ¨e¦RØj¯$ÈC[ôÁdyÜãÆ$·üÙø(¿ôéF#ÍN-)J¦ dù1À<§ÿØÏÆñ°ò=#_AAÍû½|å)FQ+dG<ÁepJÒ¢Z.b ¥È1$i®ÜI8ç)©ÎÆÉöærq|rðþMÑøF´£á;v©Fîúô»)m[Ô+WÜsÀQq§ y+Ø2Fù)/:\£Ü«Í2@9 Òobéj,Ïh@§ØX ¸g²¼ aæ Æà jVRA óñIï:5Tã¡,£Ò»ù«~2©®{â7¤Ód«»Îÿ}å´^Tµ¢Ðiððýâº{²yx¸yr°}z:·¼FÂØâ$fb̼ÄÕLéa~½²2°2þï%ø²Ç<ÏUø÷Ðá:ÿSDgÿ+¢îƳµÐãJ¿kê]%¢q°ºkê·o.Sª1L<ÂìA¢÷ów´â±-,Æ6Ü2Ù\e /0åq¥ þ3ôa ?ýÙ¢eζëG'Å`×>á[qØ ²Ö¸z2ªÝBcLfwy¦l3? à»0¡æO¬¿¸ ¡)¦O[xìÌÆÓ1íÀ¾)ÖFÂÓéþ¸zC7¿·[ÿò2¯qfãÞ+gîäÑ9c<6iüyJpmq/ý|4GïǼ-)ÎÖñQsû(}®;'óXiñDN|ÖÑäIKérr¤Å¾Ã8i*Ho^qÌ«UG~6éXEÿô¦«mÌ1H£I câ ¬áO÷ÌNÎ×Ê¥{øoÈ;R¯%μ&qè8»c&-¤|½¦@½¡Ï½¼|1|hGåIr¡vÉ/½#dæ2å´ q2GrÜJÆIë#r¦>Ëi_ñû@¡lmó^øO(þ˹Ï3Ãpl?îÔ§ñ[%¾Êc¿¨â7ÝòÆ.<íq®pà[<4ô|SNq]Q´·¬`°táÓ»ñ?d(û êCîåÐa#¯Ì<éêmÌD?Éî©dNÁ<õSb|Ô±X3©Y NZØ¢ÚÑîñ%º3l²ÕÏ0è]äe¨_á³(S;·ú ÀAgÑKÏD¯PÒ2Jä¼nÛéêèÐÛÅ´ÛPH#}ü'ùÄÝØÈñSúüÕ/«%meÙÅsU]'ô4>fïô.×k K`GâEi_ý.PòS!Ãt%0ïD`: * hMyãcwbf·DóëESÿDÄ)]ìx¬BHÒ ¡ù·øG¨Þr=¬±É3Ø ÄY.>ÅcøÉ ;øü ð´ÍǨ ¾î±@ïÒÁB]DõaNËÜX[(ªb;èÿE-7í_F @ÙÀcCZ\a-Ìç(fê1j@ìoµQ0:Z fDD.ñÆNm ³Ûü414zà#(ÅèÔ¤¨èøg?óÇÀ:Ã0¦2QaÅM[>¾Mq kC[=.1bºaAPBËlÎ`2,ápð¸J;Àî ¬¨5\ rÍ1!"ï@;0öÖªøLî§(q2¶çÎ9<!ðùúô5ó4®²ÎN"z`²`CãÒâ¤ì`2gèøZ*½õà"_Ù-ß]ï6À!JÞG!4ÖF`E^LÂ[¿Ó:÷îÐkàpc î"GlëZÜ^߸]£=éù5à§àef£R/+=`gl©!ü4" #a`¸.>gA»¢o} ê4)|×¹-b ¦ ɲ,ôè²gûàÖø¨99¤-(jÍ (( Û0#MÌÖâ ã²9Ab¢ C]R¿dq0ª &øÆò°×i'§p Rx¢þéwQÖW»âÉ$i 0tf+`IÛÓúÙ!LHè÷º¤q(ðzÜ¿6õ¢«j¸ 6«¬L½^GK\hj]íUj|_N/dêhèAÐ1 TÄ]Ó{D'æF(Mº-î ¡b4£PÒIîDTmHWy¸ÕÄJHèG OõlJ @vÃN|fM>FQÒ!0ÅwâÈõæ;¤.4áÖÒê@Cî0eem¦Bá¥E«Ô´CÒ ÒÁY1õ¨0óÓõq\å@·Sý©Â3[ÇùSý°üa~Õè|1öÁejà@?ôç®Å #é/5xÏ)B'#6z^Äмî ìÌ|ÔÔQV1Ñ S[\À$0EH@ÀDèôÏxâôìC6¶úרåP¢ë¸¡%BU-£ânEùm W¼KF7BFÂ\²Ì1a>9C!pZ)n´-ìî äR mcz´çDõ)æ ͨõZìe<4`î^å¸=c ¨È¢BgÔcKö±ò! /@@ïb ÈE/@M0F6Z-ØhC` Þq¥¡ Ý2ë #cäqÈ2 ÂSfLÁdÖÖAÁILB/¥LÇ¡ù"û #D:[öã© Yqº¡ñ7vÚ¢×2ºÅÕ´du6N¹XFÊlzÏdÚ .¾Vö#÷þøÿ2ô3Ì9·ù·¬ÌF|9µ%]èjhþL+³Ìp¼Ì¼Vn7ÄÍë/§Ö¶zðwZweÞ!åÅ´rï´p:HÏl?öõCÁ7ºJyC`2EWSéV7³î$ÍiåL]@ÌlÄÓ9¦»Ê CÞ®§ãl³CñwZ©3/ S¡ ܱ=!IÝL¥Ã×cQ@wCÌôÔ}ú¶HÒ¾î]?Ð J$Pd¢<ÇñeäzÃÍÁùE#CÑ¢G(öï`À5^ª×ÔB;hÛOf>¿ÕÄ É3%ÛÇö@ÄE©B?Ï)Æ ÞôsÊ Êªz¯Õ5×óZ©ÞWê*ëùÔÈãêÊüªµú}¹&×sT®+ýq pÕr*Òß½§ìwP¸%?¢\i%ºh§¿F¶ð!Ö£`òNSvç úóÉê,Lhß³A4ò¿Çén+é!¹"Ñ>÷+Ø#¯À]WJ`ÛÓ F<ÈxªuÞå^[`?µZs¡5Ñ¥ºé>×GW Óa9{&NzøØ«¨ER¯úVI-¥Ì¤ÒB°ªÕJ"÷Õ è%ÕP½þSÿ]T´[N8õ!3<ÓPZ,À ä¬qBrØÿÛ?üÇmYèÿprÿöÿ9äÓËÀÁcbÍ @ZJ]ëP'Å.?þ;ùõN&^`Êë) ȯèxnf*º0qÖ¹²iuY¯å"Bo6iÀ§K¦¹eÈRºëâÁzQ;ßðÞÆ ÇM4Æò¦wød¢Pld1tÖí[ÏúÖжª[v6¯¹}vºR)Ñ"7·{7í¯_k{×[½ë_æ¬|ëluèí×2ùÚñ^£ÏË~-}d¯¥Eù:^ÅÒÎÓwük«áú¨!S*Ï;"¢%ÆI GjÌJI]`8©RÐóèµaÿªip4¬Ô Òà´Zb®ÔWYMƸ¬Î¨)mNwWæ{}AZ¸:ÞÄ3Qi¿#,MÄ"§Ü6ÀT¦Ü6o¨XM±HiVcL,Pá><Òðg>LÌ@I/o=NËå-¯4üë?NæMëºÂ² Dr T¦eXzs±Õ"ºÊ.̵ÃgÙZ[ÜC|-µR®¥¤N1à àü;Vß¼¶"YÕ1ÛÉhuyhS,«s7ªª¦ægê<ó³ÉVYý)&²ÇC\-ÉÕ!X;¡òÑÔñ\@¸¬ïc$Dû x7§±o:k[¾e±6Ǿ9vÜ[Ùx¢.eÞ½¶ÔÌÖx2ÙÔâ ¶£VPRk,nêÙä·¾ð;ÝüVª©·¦.0àÕ§ Ü9¸3aö¾,]-p½¬z=½ú<^àV+¥Xþàz²ü@ÓSâCwM»Ã-1$*ËÈ÷]x!¹}xmI »aR.U¥ÍyÍE ã¯Ã<3`Êí4r F *:>i4ýã¿Z+[çôIGÉGæÝÍKÎ0T%1«5È%¢®ÇáÐö)PQ£,eÖÁØ3fPó!Éö¸8¬ñ~AÙëqfc30Nb@Qkcxz][Fñ""åÅ)§4ý"EäÅÀ °¸£p(®R¢v:©0űػ+E®Ç.ªO̳Ùï¥ uItÝR£'íÒÊü:$®gNk¾ry¡_ÀÁ±¿\YdìpJuÀ§TZ£>?>«Ð®rU4pý,òmòÄêâ#Èé)·ÿ¯ÿ´Lq]ãæôt ±²>Mf{¨ÿñ?`8?gË
3. 21 Spanish Speaking Countries: Map & Flags | A Top Guide - Berlitz
Mar 31, 2022 · 21 countries over four continents with Spanish as their official language. This is your ultimate guide to Spanish speaking countries.
21 countries over four continents with Spanish as their official language. This is your ultimate guide to Spanish speaking countries.
4. Here Are 21 Countries Where Spanish Is An Official Language
If you're learning Spanish to travel to a Spanish speaking country, here's a bit of good news. There are 21 countries in which Spanish is the official ...
If you're learning Spanish to travel to a Spanish speaking country, here's a bit of good news. There are 21 countries in which Spanish is the official language.
5. How Many People Speak Spanish, And Where Is It Spoken? - Babbel
Apr 21, 2023 · Spanish is the official language of Mexico, in addition to many countries in Central and South America. Two of the largest Spanish speaking ...
Do you know how many Spanish speaking countries are in the world? Did you know that there are more Spanish speakers in the U.S. than in Spain?
6. Spanish Speaking Countries | Overview & History - Study.com
There are 21 countries which state their official language as Spanish: Spain, Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Cuba, ...
In order to continue enjoying our site, we ask that you confirm your identity as a human. Thank you very much for your cooperation.
7. 21 Spanish Speaking Countries Map and Country List
How many countries have Spanish as their official language? There are 21 Spanish speaking countries in the world. Puerto Rico, which is however an ...
There are 21 Spanish speaking countries (incl. Puerto Rico). See the world map with all the Spanish countries and facts and numbers about each country.
8. Spanish Speaking Countries Maps, Capitals, and Games! - 123TeachMe
Countries who speak Spanish: Spanish is the official language in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, ...
Spanish speaking countries - maps, capitals, and quizzes
9. Spanish language | History, Speakers, & Dialects - Britannica
6 days ago · Spanish is the (or an) official language of 18 American countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic ...
Spanish language, Romance language (Indo-European family) spoken as a first language by some 360 million people worldwide. In the early 21st century, Mexico had the greatest number of speakers, followed by Colombia, Argentina, the United States, and Spain. It is an official language of more than 20 countries.
10. How Many Spanish-Speaking Countries Are There? | Lingopie Blog
Jul 13, 2021 · Spanish is an official language of 21 countries, but there are more Spanish-speaking countries than that! Find out where & why they speak ...
Spanish is an official language of 21 countries, but there are more Spanish-speaking countries than that! Find out where & why they speak Spanish.
11. Which countries speak Spanish as an official language? - Vasco Translator
Jun 16, 2023 · Spain itself, as the birthplace of the language, stands tall as a country where Spanish reigns supreme. And it is the only country in Europe ...
Language is a remarkable aspect of human culture, carrying within its syllables identities of diverse societies. Spanish, with its melodic cadence and rich history, holds a prominent place among the world's most spoken languages. As it spreads its linguistic roots across continents, it becomes increasingly important to understand the countries where Spanish is the official...
12. How many Spanish speaking countries in Latin America can you ...
Spanish is the official language of the following 20 countries, as well as Puerto Rico: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican ...
Which are the Spanish speaking countries in the world that have Spanish as their official or second language? Find out more!
FAQs
How Many Countries Identify Spanish As Their Official Language? ›
There are 21 countries which state their official language as Spanish: Spain, Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, and Equatorial Guinea.
How many countries recognize Spanish as their official language? ›Formally, Spanish is the official language of 20 countries and one dependent territory: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Uruguay, Venezuela and Puerto Rico.
How many countries have Spanish as their official language 2023? ›Spanish is the primary language in 20 countries worldwide. As of 2023, it is estimated that about 486 million people speak Spanish as a native language, making it the second most spoken language by number of native speakers.
Which country has Spanish as its official language? ›Spanish is the (or an) official language of 18 American countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela) as well as of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, along with Spain in ...
How many countries have Spanish as their official language quizlet? ›Mexico is where the Spanish language originally comes from. There are 21 countries with spanish as their official language.
Is Spanish the official language of 23 countries? ›Official or national language
Spanish is the official language (either by law or de facto) in 20 sovereign states and one dependent territory, totaling around 442 million people. This includes Equatorial Guinea, where it is official but not a native language.
There are 21 countries which state their official language as Spanish: Spain, Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, and Equatorial Guinea.
Is Spanish the official language of 21 countries? ›If you are planning to learn Spanish, or have already nailed down some of the basics, then there are tons of attractive options for putting your Español to the test. To be exact, 21 countries have Spanish as their official language.
Are there 21 Spanish speaking countries? ›There are 21 Spanish-speaking countries in the world, and few people know that they are spread over three continents: America, Europe and Africa. In this article, we will take a brief look at the general and cultural aspects you should know about each of these nations.
What is the number one language in the world 2023? ›| Characteristic | Speakers in millions |
|---|---|
| English | 1,456 |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | 1,138 |
| Hindi | 609.5 |
| Spanish | 559.1 |
Why many countries speak Spanish? ›
Spanish is spoken worldwide in many different countries because of periods of migration and colonization. Additionally, it is also spoken a lot by people communicating via the internet. It gets ranked as the third language most used on the internet today.
How many official languages in the world? ›There are six official languages of the UN. These are Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish.
What countries is Spanish not the official language? ›- Spanish in the United States. Sign at election polling station in Orlando, Fla. ...
- Spanish in Belize. Mayan ruins at Altun Ha, Belize. ...
- Spanish in Andorra. A hillside in Andorra la Vella, Andorra. ...
- Spanish in the Philippines. ...
- Spanish in Brazil.
With the exception of Belize, every single country in Central America uses Spanish as the official language. And even though Belize uses English as its national language, more than half of its population can speak Spanish.
Do Spanish speaking countries have more than one official language? ›Second, some countries have more than one official language.
Spanish is often cited as the official language of Mexico. But, while it's true that more than 90% of Mexican residents can speak Spanish, Mexico actually has 69 recognized official languages, including Nahuatl, Maya, and other Indigenous languages.
As of 2022, around 42.5 million individuals in the US speak Spanish as their native tongue, accounting for 13.4% of the total population. Additionally, there are 12.2 million bilingual Spanish speakers living in the US. There are around 54.2 million Spanish speakers in the USA overall.
Are there 21 Spanish-speaking countries? ›There are 21 Spanish-speaking countries in the world, and few people know that they are spread over three continents: America, Europe and Africa. In this article, we will take a brief look at the general and cultural aspects you should know about each of these nations.
Which country no longer uses Spanish as their official language? ›With the exception of Belize, every single country in Central America uses Spanish as the official language. And even though Belize uses English as its national language, more than half of its population can speak Spanish.
What is the #1 used language in the world? ›1. Chinese — 1.3 Billion Native Speakers. Numbers vary widely — Ethnologue puts the number of native speakers at 1.3 billion native speakers, roughly 900 million of whom speak Mandarin — but there's no doubt it's the most spoken language in the world.
Is Spanish one of the 6 official languages of the United Nations? ›These are Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. The correct interpretation and translation of these six languages, in both spoken and written form, is very important to the work of the Organization, because this enables clear and concise communication on issues of global importance.