Spanish-Speaking Countries and Culture

This video introduces five Spanish-speaking countries: Spain, Peru, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. It explores their similarities, such as shared language and cultural traits due to Spanish colonization, and their differences, including dialects and unique cultural aspects. The geographical locations of these countries are discussed, highlighting their placement in Europe, South America, Central America, North America, and the Caribbean. The video also reviews the capitals of each country, providing insights into their historical and cultural significance.

Which of the following countries was colonized by Spain, leading to Spanish being a primary language?

• Brazil

• Peru

• Canada

• Japan

What is a common cultural trait shared by the five Spanish-speaking countries discussed?

• Islamic architecture

• Mixture of different races

• Hindu festivals

• Buddhism

Which country is part of the Old World?

• Mexico

• Costa Rica

• Puerto Rico

• Spain

What is a unique feature of the dialects in these Spanish-speaking countries?

• They are all identical

• They vary due to a mixture of races

• They have no influence from other languages

• They are only spoken in rural areas

On which continent is Spain located?

• South America

• Asia

• Africa

• Europe

Which country is the only Spanish-speaking nation in North America?

• Costa Rica

• Mexico

• Puerto Rico

• Peru

What is the capital of Spain known for?

• Its beaches

• Desert landscapes

• Rich art and museums

• Ancient ruins

Who founded Lima, the capital of Peru?

• Simón Bolívar

• Hernán Cortés

• Francisco Pizarro

• Christopher Columbus

What is the nickname for San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica?

• The City of Light

• The Big Apple

• Chpe

• The Eternal City

Which capital city is known for having one of the largest natural harbors in the Caribbean?

• Mexico City

• Lima

• San Juan

• Madrid