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LIST OF SPANISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES

Country Flag, continent	List of languages and codes
Argentina AR, ARG, South America	Spanish (es-AR), English (en), Italian (it), German (de), French (fr), Guarani (gn)
Aruba AW, ABW, North America	Dutch (nl-AW), Papiamento (pap), Spanish (es), English (en)
Belize BZ, BLZ, North America	English (en-BZ), Spanish (es)
Bolivia BO, BOL, South America	Spanish (es-BO), Quechua (qu), Aymara (ay)
Brazil BR, BRA, South America	Portuguese (pt-BR), Spanish (es), English (en), French (fr)
Chile CL, CHL, South America	Spanish (es-CL)
Colombia CO, COL, South America	Spanish (es-CO)
Costa Rica CR, CRI, North America	Spanish (es-CR), English (en)
Cuba CU, CUB, North America	Spanish (es-CU), Papiamento (pap)
Dominican Republic DO, DOM, North America	Spanish (es-DO)
Ecuador EC, ECU, South America	Spanish (es-EC)
El Salvador SV, SLV, North America	Spanish (es-SV)
Equatorial Guinea GQ, GNQ, Africa	Spanish (es-GQ), French (fr)
Gibraltar GI, GIB, Europe	English (en-GI), Spanish (es), Italian (it), Portuguese (pt)
Guatemala GT, GTM, North America	Spanish (es-GT)
Honduras HN, HND, North America	Spanish (es-HN), Garifuna (cab), Mískito (miq)
Mexico MX, MEX, North America	Spanish (es-MX)
Netherlands Antilles AN, ANT, North America	Dutch (nl-AN), English (en), Spanish (es)
Nicaragua NI, NIC, North America	Spanish (es-NI), English (en)
Panama PA, PAN, North America	Spanish (es-PA), English (en)
Paraguay PY, PRY, South America	Spanish (es-PY), Guarani (gn)
Peru PE, PER, South America	Spanish (es-PE), Quechua (qu), Aymara (ay)
Puerto Rico PR, PRI, North America	English (en-PR), Spanish (es-PR)
Qatar QA, QAT, Asia	Arabic (ar-QA), Spanish (es)
Spain ES, ESP, Europe	Spanish (es-ES), Catalan (ca), Galician (gl), Basque (eu), Occitan (post 1500) (oc)
Trinidad and Tobago TT, TTO, North America	English (en-TT), Caribbean Hindustani (hns), French (fr), Spanish (es), Chinese (zh)
United States US, USA, North America	English (en-US), Spanish (es-US), Hawaiian (haw), French (fr)
Uruguay UY, URY, South America	Spanish (es-UY)
Venezuela VE, VEN, South America	Spanish (es-VE)

Guest: 2019-11-30 09:24:18

Very early on, I knew what I wanted to do when I grew up. I was brought up bilingual because my parents come from different cultural backgrounds and speak different languages. As a result of that, I realized when I was very young that knowing many languages is a wonderful thing and so I wanted to share that with others by becoming a language specialist.

I only graduated last year, but I got a position in a respectable language institution almost immediately and so I have had some practical experience. I‘m pleased to say that I have a great relationship with the specialists of different cultures and languages I know. This year I taught mainly businessman and it was amazing. I can honestly say that this is the profession for me and that I hope i will be doing it for many years to come.

I have loved my chosen profession from the first moment I stepped into a classroom. It is just so satisfying when you see that people want to learn a new language and are willing to work hard to become proficient in it. I think the key to being a successful language specialist is having the ability to get your students involved in the whole process. And that isn‘t something you learn in university, I believe it‘s a talent that you are shy when it comes to communicating with me or their classmates in a foreign language. However, with time, they come around and are proud to show off what progress they have made.

Guest: 2020-06-01 12:46:10

I'd like to inform you that Berber language is not only spoken in Morocco, but also in Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, and in fewer numbers in Egypt (Siwa oasis), Burkina Faso (northern territories), Western Sahara, and Chad.

The reason why it isn't known that it is spoken in said countries is marginalization.

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