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Spanish (Español) is amongst the most common of world languages, being spoken by between 329 and 400 million people as their first language. Including people who speak it as a second or other language, the number swells to about 500 million speakers in total. Spanish ranks as the third most popular language on the planet after English and Chinese, meaning Spanish translation and interpreter services are crucial to government and business. As Cardona Translations specialises in only English to Spanish and Spanish to English translations, you can be sure of a fast service for your Spanish translation needs.
In the 1400s, explorers, conquistadors, and colonizers from Spain carried Español to South America, Central America and the southern part of North America. Even Spanish dialects such as Castilian and Andalusian were exported and the Castilian dialect was used in capital and regional cities in Bolivia, Mexico and Peru. Some of the explorers, conquistadors, and colonizers were from Andalucía, spreading the Andalusian dialect mainly in Argentina and Central America. Although Spain eventually lost control of her conquests, the Spanish language remained and interestingly it is Mexico and not Spain, that has the biggest population of Spanish speakers.
Although the Spanish language remained, it evolved in different ways to the European Spanish spoken today, in a similar way to the French spoken in France and the French spoken in Quebec. Spanish is the official language of Spain and is the official or one of the official languages of most of Latin America except Brazil and is one of the United Nations’ 6 official languages, along with Arabic, English, French, Mandarin and Russian. It is also an official language of the European Union and Mercosur. It is the de jure or de facto official and national language in 20 nations along with Puerto Rico. The Latin alphabetic is used to write Spanish with the addition of three characters, ñ, ch and ll.