Países Hispanohablantes (Spanish-speaking Countries)

Países Hispanohablantes (Spanish-speaking Countries)
Remember: always pronounce these correctly, then spell them like they sound!
Notes:
Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States. Roughly 1/3 of residents want statehood, 1/3 want independence, and 1/3
want to leave things as they are.
In México D.F., the D.F. stands for distrito federal (federal district).
The official capital of Bolivia, according to the 2009 constitution, is Sucre, where the judicial branch is located. However,
the executive and legislative branches are located in La Paz, which is considered the seat of government.
Only someone or something from España should be called “Spanish”. Until you know the nationality, use “Latino” or
“Hispanic”. TV, movies, or music in Spanish is “Spanish-language television/movie/music”.
The countries to the south of the U.S. are known as “Latin America”, La América Latina, or Latinoamérica.
España
Cuba
La República Dominicana
México
Honduras
Guatemala
El Salvador
Puerto Rico (U.S.)
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Panamá
Colombia
Ecuador
Perú
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chile
Argentina
Uruguay
Capitales
España: Madrid
México: México D.F.
Guatemala: Ciudad de Guatemala
Honduras: Tegucigalpa
El Salvador: San Salvador
Nicaragua: Managua
Costa Rica: San José
Panamá: Ciudad de Panamá
Venezuela: Caracas
Colombia: Bogotá
Ecuador: Quito
Perú: Lima
Bolivia: Sucre
Paraguay: Asunción
Chile: Santiago
Argentina: Buenos Aires
Uruguay: Montevideo
Cuba: La Habana
Rep. Dominicana: Santo Domingo
Puerto Rico: San Juan
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Capitales
España:
México:
Guatemala:
Honduras:
El Salvador:
Nicaragua:
Costa Rica:
Panamá:
Venezuela:
Colombia:
Ecuador:
Perú:
Bolivia:
Paraguay:
Chile:
Argentina:
Uruguay:
Cuba:
Rep. Dominicana:
Puerto Rico: