Have you ever been to Spain? How many ways are there in Spanish? The more the merrier!

has estado en españa (alguna vez)?This one is the best version.

It can also be said that estuviste alguna vez en espa a?

There are 32 countries and regions where Spanish is spoken. Spain, Argentina, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, Venezuela, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominica, Puerto Rico, Belize, Trinidad and Tobago, Equatorial Guinea, Spanish Sahara, Morocco, Philippines, Andorra, New Mexico (USA), Texas (USA), Arizona (USA), Canifria (USA) , Easter Island (Chile).

Distribution by geography.

EuropeEurope is the birthplace of the Spanish language, but Spain is the only country to make it an official language.

It's detailed. I would like to add a question about the Spanish accent in various places. The earliest birthplace of the Spanish language is Spain in Europe.

There are now more than 40 million people in Spain, and there are two main voices. Anyone who watches football knows that the two voices are the Madrid region and the Barcelona region. With the development of Spanish colonization, Spanish is spoken in 32 countries and regions around the world.

These Spanish languages were developed later, and each country and region has its own local dialect. In fact, it is also very easy to understand, our Chinese language and various local dialects! Well, having said so much.

The place where the Spanish is spoken most is in South America, also known as Latin America. Six predominantly Spanish-speaking countries in South America, mainly Argentina, have set up Spanish learning centers, with Argentine Spanish as the main Spanish language. Similar to Mandarin in Chinese Chinese.

Therefore, it is more phonetically practical to go to Argentina to learn Spanish.

Spanish is an ancient Latin language formed on the basis of the Castilian regional dialect of Spain, belongs to the Latin language family, and the number of people who use Spanish as their mother tongue exceeds 400 million, making it the third largest language in the world after Chinese and English, and one of the six working languages of the United Nations.

In addition to Spain in Europe, the Spanish-speaking countries in the world are mainly located in Latin America. They are Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Uruguay and Venezuela. Spanish is also spoken in several southern states of the United States, but also in Belize, Gibraltar, the Philippines, Trinidad and Tobago, and Western Sahara.

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Spanish belongs to the West Romance branch of the Indo-European Romance language family. Ranked by the number of first language speakers, about 100 million people speak it as their mother tongue, making it the second largest language in the world, second only to Chinese.

English is a type of Spanish language that comes from the Turkic language family, but there are other language families in Spanish, such as Spanish, which comes from the Latin language family.

History: Before the Spanish invasion, the inhabitants of the peninsula used various Iberian nationalities to enter the peninsula. The influence can be discerned by certain words (especially some place names), and even the name of the country of Spain, according to legend.

Legend has it that the peninsula was inhabited by Spaniards, so it was called Spain. In Spain, the name is ESPA A.

The latter is the vitality of ordinary people. The soldiers, and the artisans and small merchants who came with it, spread it to Iberia and the other provinces of the empire, and left it in the conquered lands along with the political system, economic methods, literature and art, customs and beliefs, etc., to take root, blossom, and bear fruit.

There are four main languages spoken in Spain, with the exception of Spanish, which is the official language of the whole country, and the remaining three are official languages at the regional level

1. Catalan (also known as Valencian), used in Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, accounting for 17%.

2. Basque, used in the Basque Country, 2%.

3. Galician, used in the Galician region, accounting for 7%.

Spaniards generally use the official language of their country when conducting business and trade. **** and businessmen engaged in foreign affairs generally speak English or French.

The official language of Spain is actually called Castilian, and there are many regional languages such as Catalan, Basca, etc., a total of 5 languages.

Spaniards speak a variety of languages in addition to Spanish, depending on what language they are learning.

There are two main languages in Spain: Castilian (capital region) + Catalan (Barcelona region), and you can see that Real Madrid and Barcelona are mortal enemies when you watch Spanish football. It has a relationship with the language and ethnicity of these two regions. Until now, Catalonia has been seeking independence.