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Then consider not Spain, but its former colonies. In Paraguay, Bolivia, northern Argentina and some other countries it's common for people to speak two language
by saint_fiasco 9y ago
Then consider not Spain, but its former colonies. In Paraguay, Bolivia, northern Argentina and some other countries it's common for people to speak two languages. The one native to the region and the one the conquistadores used.
In Africa it's the same thing, but the European language is more likely to be French than Spanish.
- Tade0 9y agoNow that's bilingualism.