What language do Peruvians speak?

The official language of Peru is Spanish. Peru (Spanish: La Repú blica del Perú) is a country in western South America, bordering Ecuador and Colombia in the north, Brazil and Bolivia in the east, Chile in the south and the Pacific Ocean in the west.

Peru is the birthplace of Inca civilization. Peruvian culture mainly comes from Indian and Spanish traditions, but it is also influenced by African, Asian and European peoples. Early art in Peru can be traced back to pottery, textiles, jewelry and sculpture of pre-Inca civilization.

Climatic characteristics of extended data:

The whole territory is divided into tropical desert, plateau and tropical rainforest climate from west to east. Western Peru has a tropical desert grassland climate, which is dry and mild, with an annual average temperature of 12 ~ 32℃. The temperature in central China varies greatly, with an annual average temperature of 1 ~ 14℃. The eastern part has a tropical rainforest climate with an average annual temperature of 24 ~ 35℃. Average temperature in the capital 15 ~ 25℃.

Customs:

Peruvians are used to shaking hands when meeting guests and saying goodbye in social situations. When boyfriends meet, they usually hug and pat each other on the shoulder and back. Peruvian women are used to kissing each other (kissing each other on the cheek) when they meet, and they keep making friendly sounds or greeting each other. Anyway, flowers can be used as gifts.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Peru