Countries in South America There are nine countries in South America that their official language is Spanish.

Presentación del tema: "Countries in South America There are nine countries in South America that their official language is Spanish."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Countries in South America There are nine countries in South America that their official language is Spanish

2 South America Brazil Even though, Brazil is the largest country in South America, their official language is NOT Spanish Their official language is: Portuguese

3 Caracas, Venezuela Brazil Venezuela Independence day: July 5, 1811 (Spain)

4 Bogotá, Colombia Brazil Venezuela Colombia Independence Day: July 20, 1810 (Spain)

5 Quito, Ecuador Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Independence Day: August 10, 1809 (Spain)

6 Lima, Perú Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Perú Independence Day: July 28, 1824 (Spain)

7 La Paz, Bolivia Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Perú Bolivia Independence Day: August 6, 1809 (Spain)

8 Santiago, Chile Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Perú Bolivia Chile Independence Day: September 8, 1810 (Spain)

9 Buenos Aires, Argentina Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador PerúBolivia Chile Argentina Independence Day: July 9, 1816 (Spain)

10 Montevideo, Uruguay Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Perú Bolivia Chile Argentina Uruguay Independence Day: August 25, 1825 (Brazil)

11 Asunción, Paraguay Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Perú Bolivia Chile Argentina Uruguay Paraguay Independence Day: May 14, 1811 (Spain)

12 South America

13 Central America There are ten countries in Central America that their official language is Spanish.

14 San Juan, Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Independence Day: July 25, 1952 (Spain)

15 Santo Domingo, República Dominicana Puerto Rico República Dominicana Independence Day: February 27, 1844 (Haiti)

16 La Habana, Cuba Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba Independence Day: October 10, 1868 (Spain)

17 México D.F, México Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba México Independence Day: September 16, 1810 (Spain)

18 Guatemala, Guatemala Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba México Guatemala Independence Day: September 15, 1821 (Spain)

19 Tegucigalpa, Honduras Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba México Guatemala Honduras Independence Day: September 15, 1821 (Spain)

20 San Salvador, El Salvador Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba México Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Independence Day: September 15, 1821 (Spain)

21 Managua, Nicaragua Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba México Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua Independence Day: September 15, 1821 (Spain)

22 San José, Costa Rica Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba México Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica Independence Day: September 15, 1821 (Spain)

23 Panamá, Panamá Puerto Rico República Dominicana Cuba México Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica Panamá Independence Day: November 3, 1903 (Spain)

24 Madrid, España October 12, 1492 – celebration of Christopher Columbus he when reaches the “new world”. ** After 2 months and 10 days**

25 AFRICA

26 Malabo, Equatorial Guinea Independence Day: October 2, 1958 (France)