What numbers do Cubans like and what languages do Cubans speak?

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Cubans speak Spanish, also known as Castilian.

Aguero may have a translator in the Italian women's volleyball team.

However, it is worth mentioning that Spanish is similar to Italian, and it is easier for people who know Spanish to learn Italian.

If you've studied history, you'll know that Cuba was a Spanish colony, so Cuba speaks Spanish.

Aguero was a Cuban who later became an Italian citizen.

Cuba is a Spanish colony, could it be Italian?

1 Cubans prefer meat mainly and large pieces of meat, not much vegetables. In addition, beans (Phaseolus vulgaris, Spanish frijol) are the main food.

2 kinds, but not a lot, not fully self-sufficient, need to be imported. In our country, there is a rice technology group that is helping Cuba to improve rice and teach planting techniques.

3 It is very low, and in many places it is still mainly dependent on cattle, so in Cuba it is not possible to kill cattle casually, and the killing of cattle is punishable. Agricultural machinery is preferentially used for sugarcane cultivation. Because of the US blockade of Cuba, Cuba is very short of fuel, and after the collapse of the former Soviet Union, Cuba's agricultural machinery can be driven much less than before.

When it comes to the sugarcane harvesting season, some college students still have to work in the fields and harvest sugarcane by hand.

It was formed mainly by Spanish immigrants with blacks from Africa in the late 18th century to the 60s and 70s of the 19th century. According to a 1970 survey, the inhabitants were white and black. About one-third of the population is engaged in agriculture, growing sugar cane, tobacco, rice, corn, citrus, etc.

The sugar industry is the focus of the industry.

In present-day Cuba, the ideology of social justice and communism dominates the thinking and behavior of the majority of Cubans.

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Hello lz, I am a Chinese student in Cuba, let me answer this question.

It's true that Cubans like sweet, and they can't wait to pour half a cup of sugar when drinking coffee.

Cubans don't like to eat spicy food, and we Chinese students basically don't eat chili peppers.

Cubans also like to eat sour, and they have their own vinegar-like things, which are quite sour.

Rice is to put a lot of oil and salt, on the contrary, the salad just cuts the dish and does not need to put anything.

Cubans have a sweet taste, just look at how many desserts there are in Cuba.

Do you mean it's the taste of food? Cubans love sweet and sour, especially sweet. I invite Cubans to order pineapple goo meat or sweet and sour tenderloin for dinner, they love it, Cubans don't like spicy food.

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