According to the video, how many people are native Spanish speakers?
According to the video, in how many countries is Spanish the official or co-official language?
Approximately how many Spanish speakers are in the United States?
Name a country where there are many Spanish speakers, but Spanish is not an official or co-official language.
Can you name at least 10 Spanish-speaking countries?
Answer
About this Video
Video Title: El español en el mundo
Channel: Easy Español
Speakers: None specified in the transcript.
Duration: 00:03:11
Introduction
This video discusses the global presence of the Spanish language, highlighting the number of native and non-native speakers, countries where it's official, and the cultural influences of Spanish-speaking regions.
Key Takeaways
Approximately 380 million people speak Spanish as their native language.
Spanish is an official or co-official language in 21 countries across five continents.
The video lists numerous Spanish-speaking countries, including Mexico, Spain, Colombia, Argentina, and many others in Central and South America, as well as countries with significant Spanish-speaking populations (e.g., the United States).
Over 46 million people study Spanish worldwide.
The video showcases the cultural richness of Spanish-speaking regions, mentioning literature (Cervantes' Don Quixote), music (flamenco, tango), cuisine (paella, asado), and iconic symbols (gauchos, llamas).
According to the video:
Approximately 380 million people speak Spanish as their native language.
Spanish is the official or co-official language in 21 countries.
The exact number of Spanish speakers in the United States is not specified. The video only mentions that there are many Spanish speakers there.
The video mentions the United States as a country with many Spanish speakers, but Spanish is not an official language there.
The video mentions the following Spanish-speaking countries: Mexico, Spain, Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Venezuela, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Bolivia, Honduras, El Salvador, Paraguay, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Panama, Equatorial Guinea, and Puerto Rico. This is more than 10.
