Top 10 Countries with the Most Spanish Speakers

I forgot Ecuador. I even went through every country in south America but I just skipped right over it.

Missed Ecuador

usa has more than spain, who wouldve thought?

The US-area close to Mexico is probably bigger than Spain and I presume so is the population.

And don't forget that there are a lot of separatists in Spain that have their own language.

And also a lot of non-separatists that have their own language.

I was in Florida this year and almost everyone there speaks Spanish. When I was in a store or on a market and people started talking to me, it was always in Spanish first and when I didn't respond (no hablo español) they tried English second

Cant believe i forgot cuba

Me too ... I thought the population was smaller. Still got 8/10 tho

Woah, I did it, but I wasnt expecting that Cuba was there :)

I'm always impressed by Brazil's lack of showing in these Spanish speaker quizzes given the size of their population and location in South America. Even if only 5-10% of the population spoke Spanish, it would be enough for Brazil to have a pretty large amount of Spanish speakers in absolute numbers--but that's not the case. I guess you can thank the rain forest and geographic isolation of the cities for that. It'll be interesting to see how intact the homogeneity of Portuguese will remain in Brazil in the coming decades as they become more economically integrated with the rest of Spanish speaking South America.

I can't believe I missed USA. 😩

I can

i forgot spain lmao