Nine out of the twelve sovereign nations in South America use Spanish as either their official or de facto national language. These countries are: 1. Argentina 2. Bolivia 3. Chile 4. Col… See more

It’s important to note that the Spanish spoken in the Americas, including South America, is different from the Spanish spoken in Europe. There are differences in pronunciati… See more

Spanish is spoken across South America for largely the same reasons people in the United States and Canada speak English: colonization by European countries. Christophe… See more

In addition to Spanish, there are four more commonly recognized languages spoken in South America: 1. Portuguese 2. English 3. French 4. Dutch Portuguese is almost as common a… See more

There is so much diversity of language in South America, but if you want to speak to people from these countries, Rosetta Stone’s Latin American Spanish program will give yo… See more