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Aug 19, 2022 · Languages in Spanish. Another bit of information that you’ll likely want to share after saying where you’re from is what language you speak at home. Luckily, many languages have the same name as the nationality of the countries they are from, just like in English.
Vietnamese. galés. Welsh. zulú. Zulu. Learn how to say the names of different languages in Spanish. 71 vocabulary terms with sound.
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- German. En Alemania se habla alemán (German is spoken in Germany). By the way, this is the chunk we use to say that a certain language is spoken in a certain country
- Arabic. El árabe se habla en más de 40 países (Arabic is spoken in over 40 countries).
- Czech. El checo se habla en República Checa (Czech is spoken in The Czech Republic)
- Korean. El coreano se habla tanto en Corea del Sur como en Corea del Norte (Korean is spoken in both South and North Korea)
- Castilian Spanish. Known en Español as Castellano, Castilian Spanish is spoken across Spain, particularly in the northern and central parts of the country.
- Andalusian Spanish. Variants of the Andalusian dialect are spoken across Southern Spain. They differ from central and northern Spanish dialects in their pronunciation and lexicon in several ways.
- Canarian Spanish. The Canarian dialect is similar to Caribbean and Andalusian Spanish because of the location of the Canary Islands. It is influenced by Iberian Spanish, Arabic, and the Guanche native language.
- Llanito. Spoken in Gibraltar, Llanito is a combination of Andalusian Spanish and British English. This is because Gibraltar is a British overseas territory off the South coast of Spain.
What about another language? Here's how to say the most commonly spoken and studied languages in Spanish, plus a few more for good measure.
Jun 1, 2023 · 1. Castilian Spanish. 2. Andalusian Spanish. 3. Murcian Spanish. 4. Llanito Spanish. Spanish Dialects of Latin America. 5. Rioplatense Spanish. 6. Mexican Spanish. 7. Caribbean Spanish. 8. Andean Spanish. 9. Central American Spanish. Spanish Dialects Around the World. 10. Canarian Spanish. 11. Equatoguinean Spanish. A Brief Note About Catalan.
This lesson presents a list of languages, countries and nationalities in Spanish and you can use this vocabulary to make meaningful questions and sentences about countries in Spanish or people’s nationalities. You will learn useful expressions and vocabulary through many audio examples and a practical quiz.
