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Spanish is the official language in 21 countries in Latin America and Europe. It is spoken by between 322-400 million people natively, making it the second most spoken language in the world. Despite being spoken in areas far from each other, Spanish has a high level of linguistic uniformity due to standardized spelling and rules. The Instituto Cervantes promotes the teaching of Spanish globally. There are over 34 million Spanish speakers in the United States, representing 20% of the population.
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Presentacion culham unis con_musica
- 1. SPEAK SPANISH !
- 3. Map of the Hispanophone world. The lighter blue indicates where it is not primarily spoken, but widely spoken as a second language
- 6. Headquarters of Instituto Cervantes in Madrid (Spain)
- 8. More than 46 million people study spanish all over the world and so you can now…
- 10. Plaza real, barcelona (spain)
- 11. La Habana (cuba)
- 12. Mexico
- 14. CHILE
- 15. honduras
- 16. colombia
- 17. peru
- 18. uruguay
- 19. Discover and experience the richness of our culture Goya Dali
- 20. El greco Velazquez Sanchez coello
- 21. Picasso R. Casas Miro Fridah Kahlo Diego Rivera
- 22. Cervantes y El Quijote
- 23. Mi verso es como un puÑal que por el puÑo echa flor mi verso es un surtidor que da un agua de coral Jose Marti (Cuba) También el jugador es prisionero (la sentencia es de Omar) de otro tablero de negras noches y blancos días. Dios mueve al jugador, y éste, la pieza. ¿Qué Dios detrás de Dios la trama empieza de polvo y tiempo y sueño y agonías?. Jorge L. Borges (Argentina)
- 25. Discover and enjoy our way of life, our gastronomy, our music, our movies and so many other things……..
- 27. Javier Bardem Banderas, Almodovar, P. Cruz Benicio del Toro F. Trueba A. Amenábar
- 28. PAU GASOL NADAL ¡VAMOOOSSSS!
- 32. PLACIDO DOMINGO CARRERAS CABALLE
- 34. So now… speak Spanish, learn Spanish… it’s easy and funny!