spanish is the primary language of latin america.
spanish is the primary language of latin america.
what is the primary language of latin america?
spanish
spanish was the second european language spoken in north america after old norse, the language of the viking settlers. it was brought to the territory of what is the contemporary united states of america in 1513 by juan ponce de león. in 1565, the spaniards founded st. augustine, florida, the oldest, continuously occupied european settlement in the modern u.s. territory.









































like other descendants of european immigrants, spaniards have adopted english as their primary language, as opposed to immigrants from latin america and recent immigrants from spain, who continue to use spanish as their primary language.









































section::::culture.:religion.
spanish americans
the nations of guyana, suriname, and belize are generally considered not to fall into either anglo-america or latin america because of their language differences from latin america, geographic differences from anglo-america, and cultural and historical differences from both regions; english is the primary language of guyana and belize, and dutch is the primary language of suriname.
americas