What language is spoken in Argentina?

Question 1: What language do Argentines speak? Spanish, because Argentina was a Spanish colony in the last century

Most people today are descendants of Spanish immigrants at that time.

But Argentina also has its own language, indigenous Indian.

So basically 90% of Argentines speak Spanish.

Question 2: What languages are spoken in Argentina and Brazil? The official language of Argentina is Spanish. More than 99% of Argentine ancestors were immigrants from all over the world, 97% of whom were of European descent.

The official language of Brazil in South America is Portuguese. Brazil was colonized by Portugal in16th century and became independent in 1822.

Portuguese and Spanish are very similar, somewhat similar to the difference between Mandarin and Cantonese in China.

Question 3: What is the official language of Argentina? The official language of Argentina is Spanish, and some people speak English.

Question 4: What language do Argentines speak? The official language of Argentina is Spanish.

Argentine whites account for more than 97%, mostly Hispanic and Italian. * * * people and Jews also account for a certain proportion. Among them, the most Argentine gauchos is a combination of Europeans and South American Indians. He is a resident of pampas Prairie, Gran Chaco and Patagonia Plateau. He belongs to mixed blood, retains more Indian traditions, and speaks Spanish and Catholicism.

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Question 5: What language is used in Argentina? Argentina is located in South America, and the official language is Spanish. Except Brazil, which was once a Portuguese colony, all South American countries use Spanish.

Question 6: What languages are spoken in South American countries? Most of South America is located in the southern part of the western hemisphere, generally separated from North America by Panama Canal, including Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina, 65,438+02 independent countries, as well as French Guiana and Malvinas Islands (Falkland Islands).

Indians use Indian, Portuguese is the official language of Brazil, French is the official language of French Guiana, English is the official language of Guyana, Dutch is the official language of Suriname, and Spanish is the official language of other countries.

Question 7: What is the language of that country in Argentina? Spanish, formerly a Spanish colony.

Argentina * * * Argentina (Spanish: Repú blica Argentina) is a presidential, federal and republican country in southern South America, which consists of 23 provinces and the federal capital (Buenos Aires). It borders Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay, and borders the Atlantic Ocean in the southeast.

There is a dispute between Argentina and Britain over the Malvinas Islands (also known as Falkland Islands), which is actually controlled by Britain. At the same time, Argentina also claims to own 6,543.8+0,000 square kilometers of land in the Antarctic continent.

Argentina is a member of UNASUR and G20, and the third largest economy in Latin America. Argentina is one of the developing countries with strong comprehensive national strength in the world. Argentina is also one of the major producers and exporters of food and meat in the world. Argentina benefits from abundant natural resources, highly educated people, open policy and diversified industrial entities, so it has a huge middle class compared with other Latin American countries.

Question 8: What languages do Argentina and Brazil speak? The official language of Argentina is Spanish. More than 99% of Argentine ancestors were immigrants from all over the world, 97% of whom were of European descent.

The official language of Brazil in South America is Portuguese. Brazil was colonized by Portugal in16th century and became independent in 1822.

Portuguese and Spanish are very similar, somewhat similar to the difference between Mandarin and Cantonese in China.

Question 9: What language do Argentines speak? Spanish, because Argentina was a Spanish colony in the last century

Most people today are descendants of Spanish immigrants at that time.

But Argentina also has its own language, indigenous Indian.

So basically 90% of Argentines speak Spanish.

Question 10: What languages are spoken in South American countries? Most of South America is located in the southern part of the western hemisphere, generally separated from North America by Panama Canal, including Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina, 65,438+02 independent countries, as well as French Guiana and Malvinas Islands (Falkland Islands).

Indians use Indian, Portuguese is the official language of Brazil, French is the official language of French Guiana, English is the official language of Guyana, Dutch is the official language of Suriname, and Spanish is the official language of other countries.