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Honduran Spanish holds many similarities with Spanish spoken in both El Salvador and Nicaragua. Spanish from Honduras has some influence from local languages as well as some Afro-Antillean languages and is characterized by a high use of slang and local argot.âJâ and âsâ are aspirated, they can be pronounced as softly as the âhâ in English or might not be pronounced at all.panish from Honduras has some influence from local languages as well as some Afro-Antillean languages and is characterized by a high use of slang and local argot. âJâ and âsâ are aspirated, they can be pronounced as softly as the âhâ in English or might not be pronounced at all.
Around 90 percent of the population in Honduras is racially mestizo (people of mixed indigenous and European ancestry). The remainder of the population is composed of indigenous natives (7 percent); people of African descent, or blacks (2 percent); and those of European descent, or whites (1 percent). Mestizos, whites, and most blacks are culturally ladinos (those who practice Hispanic cultural patterns).