 Best cities to move to in venezuela? |
| I'm going on a trip to colombia but also want to visit venezuela. don't know which city to visit????... |
|
 Has anyone stayed as Hotel Art Las Cumbres, Uruguay? |
Looking for some advice on this hotel:
1. What was it like?
2. What was the food and facilities like - was it expensive to eat/drink at the hotel
3. How far is this really from ... |
|
 Do you need a passport to go to costa rica? |
only people who are certain please.
thanks, you all rock.... |
|
 Backpacking or traveling solo - which is better? Peru, Costa Rica or any suggestions? |
| Hi! I'm thinking of backpacking (maybe going solo or with a friend, not sure yet) to Latin/South America.. but I can't decide what country I want to see. Part of me wants to go to Peru to ... |
|
 Why some people refuse to accept that Puerto Rico is a country? |
I really do not understand why some people still do not understand the Caribbean and Latin American history when they refuse to accept Puerto Rico as a country.
Some Facts:
Puerto R... |
|
 Will $1000 US be engough for a month in Central America? |
| I will be in central america (Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica) for just under a month. I will be taking $1000 US and wondered if this will be enough? My breakfast, lunch and dinner ... |
|
 I'm doing a school project aout venezuela so it would really help if anyone could give me information about it |
| like what are some typical customs traditional clothing, food music any person that made a big impact on venezuela well if any one could help me i would really a priciate it ok thank you in advance .... |
|
| Monkeys in Colombia cities? |
| Ok so are there ever like monkeys that run around in cities in Colombia...i mean like the way we have squirrels or pigeons that just kinda naturally live in cities and no one worries about them ... |
|
 What makes Panama so important? |
| While Panama is a small nation with few natural resources that would interest highly industrialized nations, it is strategically important to the United States and other world powers. What makes P... |
|
 1st time flying and leaving the country. Any advice? |
| I am going to Honduras Saturday on a mission trip for our church does anyone have any advice or encouragement. It would be greatly appreciated. T... |
|
 Best place to visit in Central/South America? |
| What is the best place to travel for tourism. This would be for a 15 year old boy and his mother. A beach and a large city (500,000 people+. not so small but doesnt have to be a gigantic city.) V... |
|
 What are the women like in Panama? |
| Can anyone tell me what type of women are in Panama? How are they; Beautiful. Are they mixed race, black or Indian? I am moving to Panama in the near future and would like to maybe marry a Panamanian ... |
|
|  |
seed |
How many South American countrys do not speak spanish? |
|
 |
 
Show
all answers
|
|
|
ami.kawabata
 |
These are official languages
Brazil-Portuguese
Surinam-Dutch
Guyana-English
France-French(French Guiana is an overseas department of France. As with all overseas department, it is actually a region of France. So it is not a country) Think of how Hawaii eventhough it is thousands of miles away from the US mainland is still part of the U.S. |
|
Adam S
|
Portuguese and Spanish are the primary languages of the continent. The majority of South Americans (51%) speak Portuguese. However, most South American countries are Spanish-speaking, and nearly all of the continent's Lusophones (Portuguese speakers) reside in Brazil. Among other languages used by many South Americans are:
Aymará in Bolivia and Peru.
Quechua in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and parts of Argentina and Chile.
GuaranĂ in Paraguay.
English in Guyana.
Hindi in Suriname.
Dutch and Indonesian in Suriname.
Italian in certain pockets across southern South America in Argentina, [[Brazil] and Uruguay, German in certain pockets in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Paraguay. |
|
aravindnair2000
|
3 countries and they are Brasil, French Guiana and Guinaa |
|
bluehellno
 |
One, and that country is Brazil. They speak Portugese there. |
|
Enrique
|
Four. Guyana, French Guyana, Surinam and Brazil. |
|
rukidding
 |
I think 3, French Guiana, Guiana (I'm not sure about the spellings) and Brazil. |
|
woht
|
Brazil, Guyana and Guyane Francaise, so 3.
Some countries speaks other languages, for example, in Peru they also speaks Quechua. |
|
A bright sunny day
|
I don't know but come on over to the States. 2 out of every 5 people speak it fluently!!!!!!! |
|
zukabaker
 |
1 Brazil.
They speak Portuguese. |
|
|
|
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | |
| |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | | | |
9 | |
|
News
Travel Topics
Travel Forum Travel Directories
Dictionary 
Travel
Forum 
Latin America 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
