Exploring the Global Reach of the Spanish Language

The video explores the Spanish language, its origins, and its global reach. Spanish is a Romance language that originated in Spain and has spread worldwide, becoming the fourth most spoken language. It has a significant presence in Latin America, with Mexico having the largest Spanish-speaking population. The United States also has a large Spanish-speaking community. Spanish is spoken in parts of Africa and Asia, including the Philippines and Morocco. The language is expected to grow, offering numerous opportunities for communication and career advancement.

Which country has the third largest Spanish-speaking population?

• Spain

• Mexico

• United States

• Colombia

How many people speak Spanish worldwide?

• 121 million

• 538 million

• 463 million

• 750 million

From which language did Spanish evolve?

• Vulgar Latin

• Classical Latin

• Old French

• Greek

Which European country has the most Spanish speakers?

• Portugal

• Germany

• Spain

• France

What percentage of Latin America's population speaks Spanish?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

Which country has the largest Spanish-speaking population in the world?

• Spain

• Argentina

• Colombia

• Mexico

How many Spanish speakers are there in the United States?

• 47 million

• 60 million

• 55 million

• 121 million

Which African country has a significant number of Spanish speakers?

• South Africa

• Morocco

• Nigeria

• Kenya

By 2050, how many people are predicted to speak Spanish?

• 538 million

• 750 million

• 121 million

• 463 million

What is one of the benefits of learning Spanish?

• Limited travel opportunities

• Few speakers worldwide

• Connecting with millions of people

• No career advancement