Do all countries speak the same language

Question

Need to answer this question for my homework. Any ideas?

Tower of Bable? - lagartijaverde, May 22, 2013

Babel - jessicamccall117, May 22, 2013

Duplicate post. - bandit51jd, May 24, 2013

Answer 1

No, each country speaks its own. Spain, Portugal, Latin America, and Puerto Rico and Mexico each share spanish however the words variate and change with each of them.

Si.....Yes....y mas !!!!!!!! - sgarcia3, May 21, 2013

Portugal, speaking Spanish, I think not. - Eddy, May 22, 2013

ooops! - ian-hill, May 22, 2013

Answer 2

We don't normally answer homework questions but on this occasion I will make an exception.

Of course they do. Just go to Japan and speak English, no problem.

:) - ian-hill, May 22, 2013

Answer 3

The official language of Spain is español. But ... the Basques in the Northwest of Spain have a language all of their own.

It is not spanish and a Basque that speaks only his language will not understand spanish. And a culture quite different from the rest of Spain.

Basques don't eat to live ... but live to eat!

The official language of Spain is castellano, plus 3 more co-official languages. - chileno, May 23, 2013

Answer 4

Obviously not. Most countries have their own official language, (excluding the US)

English is the official language. That is why the national signs are posted in English. That is changing. A few years ago, people started complaing about signs in Spanish. Others ldefended the signs because of the growing population of Latinos. - 0083f5dc, May 22, 2013

People wanted to add Spanish as another official language of the U.S. The idea was voted down for now. They insisted we should be like Canada. Their official languages are English and French. Signs there are posted in both languages. - 0083f5dc, May 22, 2013

the US does not have an officaial language our national language is English, but we have not declared an official language - jessicamccall117, May 22, 2013

I agree with jessica - chileno, May 23, 2013

Answer 5

Claro.

Todos los países del mundo hablan un solo idioma.

Estoy de acuerdo. - Eddy, May 22, 2013

Answer 6

You already asked this question. Rodney is right. No podemos hacer su tarea.