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| Population | City |
|---|---|
18,690,000 | |
12,975,000 | |
7,995,000 | |
7,845,000 | |
5,805,000 | |
5,405,000 | |
5,390,000 | |
4,210,000 | |
4,200,000 |
| Population | City |
|---|---|
3,765,000 | |
3,235,000 | |
2,690,000 | |
2,685,000 | |
2,675,000 | |
2,335,000 | |
2,265,000 | |
2,185,000 | |
2,150,000 |
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johnnyaitch
San Juan!
Apr 25, 2011 delete reply
Zefyrinus
Gah, I didn't think of Puerto Rico either because it's not an independent country.
May 26, 2012 delete reply
gtbeam3r
Rocked that quiz! Only missed 3. Probably helps that my gf is Colombian and I just got back from a trip in Bogota!
Apr 25, 2011 delete reply
marceloOrigoni
Guatemala city should be in the list. Glad to see Miami is counted as an spanish speaking city
Apr 25, 2011 delete reply
tschutzer
MIAMI!?!?! Can a city be considered Spanish-speaking if the official language is English? That makes no sense.
Apr 26, 2011 delete reply
geowhizz
it asks for cities where "Spanish is the most commonly spoken language." Technically, the US doesn't have an official language anyway.
Sep 23, 2012 delete reply
kalbahamut
There is no official language in the United States nor is there in Miami. Even if there were, that would not magically reduce the number of people there who speak Spanish.
Jan 26, 2013 delete reply
yocoy
tschutzer, clearly you've never been to miami.
Apr 26, 2011 delete reply
BobSaget
English is not the official language of Miami. There are no official languages in the US, outside "English-only" Utah.
Apr 26, 2011 delete reply
Quizmaster
Guatemala City is a border case. On one hand, their metro population is 3.7 million, according to Wikipedia. However, they don't appear on Wikipedia's list of urban areas with more than 2 million people. My guess is that the 3.7 million number includes the surrounding countryside.
Apr 26, 2011 delete reply
InvisibleSouthAmerica
I didn't know Guayaquil was that big...
Jul 18, 2011 delete reply
jorgeignacio
Miami?????!!!!!
Jul 20, 2011 delete reply
Westlund
I wrote Havanna (for some reason) and Habana. Kinda scratching my head over why I didn't go with the most obvious one. Still, Habana is the Spanish name, isn't it? Maybe it should count as well?
Aug 18, 2011 delete reply
kalbahamut
In my Spanish classes I was taught it was spelled Havana and pronounced Habana.
Jan 26, 2013 delete reply
ivyhooligan
a city is considered spanish speaking for this quiz if...a majority of inhabitants speak spanish.
Nov 9, 2011 delete reply
RussianPro
actually, it says "where Spanish is the most commonly spoken language" - and I'm sure that no matter how many Spanish-speakers there are in Miami, English is more commonly spoken
Mar 11, 2012 delete reply
Ludovico
Obviously you've never been in Miami. You can live there without knowing a word in English. If you can't speak Spanish there you will struggle a lot.
Apr 30, 2012 delete reply
frindle
what about los angeles?
May 5, 2012 delete reply
Quizmaster
English speaking. Just barely.
May 6, 2012 delete reply
Baltimorean
I don't think Barcelona belongs here. The most commonly spoken language there is Catalan--which is related to Spanish in much the same way that Portuguese is. And while all the residents of Barcelona may be able to speak Spanish, that doesn't make Spanish the most widely spoken language.
Feb 11, 2013 delete reply
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