Hispanic Population

HISPANIC POPULATION – SPANISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES

POBLACION EN PAISES DE HABLA HISPANA

*Habitantes [Hab] – Inhabitants. Source of information about population: Wikipedia 2013.

 

EUROPA España

SPANISH POPULATION 46,704,314 hab.

EUROPE Spain

 

PAISES NORTEAMERICANOS México

SPANISH POPULATION 118,419,000 hab.

NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES Mexico

 

PAISES CENTROAMERICANOS Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panamá

SPANISH POPULATION 4,652,459 hab. 6,288,899 hab. 15,500,000 hab. 8,264,000 hab. 6,071,045 hab. 3,405,813 hab. GT: 44,182,216

CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama

 

PAISES SUDAMERICANOS Argentina Bolivia Brasil Chile Colombia Ecuador Paraguay Perú Uruguay Venezuela

SPANISH POPULATION 42,192,500 hab. 10,027,254 hab. 192,376,496 hab. 16,634,603 hab. 47,121,089 hab. 15,761,731 hab. 6,672,933 hab. 30,475,144 hab. 3,368,595 hab. 28,946,101 hab. GT: 393,576,446

SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela

SPANISH FACTS ABOUT HISPANIC POPULATION IN USA.

-Spanish is the second most spoken language in the US. And the as the Hispanic population is increasing.

-The Hispanic population in numbers. The last US census revealed that 16.3% of the nation’s population are Hispanic, which in numbers are 50.5 millions, as of April 2010. In addition, there are 3.7 million residents of Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory.

-The projected Hispanic population of the United States in July 1st, 2050 will be 132.8 millions.

The increase in the Hispanic population demands to start thinking about becoming bilingual in USA.

– Spanish language is spoken in many other countries that have not been mentioned in this practice. You are welcome to do your own research.