Spanish
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August 13, 2022

Kinatsila kun Inespanyol (Spanish: castellano kun español) is a Romance language originally spoken in the northern part of Spain. It is the official language of Spain, all Latin American countries (except Brazil) and Equatorial Guinea in Africa. In total, twenty countries and territories speak Spanish as their primary language. Spanish began as a Latin dialect in the provinces of Cantabria, Burgos and La Rioja in Northern Spain. From there, its use reached the Kingdom of Castilla, where it evolved into the principal language of government and business in Spain. It was brought to America, Africa and Asia-Pacific in the last five centuries from Spanish explorers and colonialists. This lenguaje is spoken by about 364 million people worldwide (year 2000 estimate), making Spanish the most popular Romance language and the second to fifth most spoken lenguaje based on native speakers. Romanian language - e [eː] close-mid front unrounded vowel for long vowel.