Spanish speakers in Africa?

Question

Do people in Africa speak Spanish?

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Answer 1

Sí yes they do.

Answer 2

As far as I know there are three Spanish speaking regions of Morocco.

Well, I just looked it up and Arabic and Spanish are both the official languages of Morocco.

Answer 3

Si, aprendo Guinea Equatorial en clase y allí hablan español, portugués, y francés. Tuvimos que ver un video y en cerca medio de las entrevistas, personas hablaron en español. Las otras hablaron portugués.

Que ironia, tengo un examen de Guinea Equatorial mañana. ¡Esperenme suerte!

Answer 4

Well Africa's a huge continent with various cultures and climates. Obviously there are going to be communities with a significant number of Spanish speakers.

In terms of official language, it's the official language of Equatorial Guinea, but I wouldn't put too much emphasis on that. It's one thing to be an official language; it's another to actually be used a lot. I don't know how many Equatorial Guineans actually use Spanish daily, but that's one place to start.

Answer 5

As per wikipedia, it's the official language of Equatorial Guinea.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_language#Africa