Spanish-speaking communities

Definition

Spanish-speaking communities refer to groups of people who share the common language of Spanish. These communities can be found in various countries around the world where Spanish is spoken as either the primary or secondary language.

Related terms

Cultural identity: A sense of belonging and connection to a particular culture or group based on shared traditions, customs, and values.

Heritage language: A language that is passed down from generation to generation within a community or family.

Multilingualism: The ability to speak multiple languages fluently.