Spanish Speaking Countries Quiz

One remarkable trace of the indigenous Guaraní culture that has endured in Paraguay is the Guaraní language, generally understoood by about 90% of the population. However, nearly all Paraguayans speak Spanish, which alongside Guaraní is an official language.[24] Small groups of ethnic Italians, Germans, Russians, Japanese, Koreans, Chinese, Arabs, Ukrainians, Brazilians, and Argentines have also settled in Paraguay, and they have to an extent retained their languages and culture, particularly the Brazilians, who represent the largest number at around 400,000.[25] Many of the Brazilians are descendants of German, Italian and Polish immigrants.[26] There are an estimated 63,000 Afro-Paraguayans, or 1% of the population.[27] Some 25,000 German-speaking Mennonites live in the Paraguayan Chaco.[28] copied & pasted from Wikipedia