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Spanish. Lost in Translation By Taylor, Georgie, Vicky and Fionn. Map of where Spanish is spoken(red). Different Dialects. Castilian Andalusian Murcian Canarian Gibralter: Llanito. Latin American Spanish Rioplatense Spanish Caribbean Spanish Equatoguinean Spanish Coda.

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  1. Spanish Lost in Translation By Taylor, Georgie, Vicky and Fionn

  2. Map of where Spanish is spoken(red)

  3. Different Dialects • Castilian • Andalusian • Murcian • Canarian • Gibralter: • Llanito • Latin American Spanish • Rioplatense Spanish • Caribbean Spanish • Equatoguinean Spanish • Coda

  4. Countries where it is spoken • Spain • Colombia • Peru • Venezuela • Ecuador • Guatemala • Cuba • Bolivia • Honduras • Paraguay • El Salvador • Mexico • Argentina • Chile • Dominican Republic • Nicaragua • Uruguay • Equatorial Guinea • Puerto Rico • Costa Rica • Panama

  5. Most populated “Spanish” countries • Mexico: 86 million • Colombia: 34 million • Argentina: 33 million • Spain: 28 million • The USA: 22 million • Costa Rica • Cuba • Chile • Peru • Puerto Rico

  6. Culture Dance, Food, Music

  7. Dance/Music (the Flamenco) • Flamenco: is not just a dance, it is an art form that includes guitar, singing, dancing and Palmas (handclaps) • Genuine Spanish art (more southern Spain though) • It exists in three forms: Cante (the song), Baile (the dance) and Guitars (guitar playing)

  8. Food in daily life; • The traditional Spanish diet is rooted in the products of an agrarian, pastoral and horticultural society. Bread; Legumes (chickpeas, beans, lentils); rice; garden vegetables; cured pork products; lamb and veal; beef; eggs; barnyard animals (chicken, rabbits); locally available wild herbs, game, fish, and shellfish, salt fish; olives and olive oil; orchard fruits and nuts- grapes and wine made from grapes, milk, sheep and dishes; honey.

  9. Catalan • Spoken in Catalonia, Andorra, Balearic Islands, Roussillon region of Southern France • 9.5 million speakers • Catalonia is a region in North Eastern Spain. It’s capital is Barcelona • Many people from Barcelona consider themselves to be Catalan rather than Spanish. • They tried to gain Independence from Spain in the Spanish Civil War from 1936-1938

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