Spanish-speaking societies

Definition

Spanish-speaking societies encompass countries and regions where Spanish is the primary language spoken by the majority of the population. These societies share cultural similarities rooted in the Spanish language and heritage.

Related terms

Hispanic Culture: Refers to customs, traditions, art forms, beliefs, and values shared by people from Spanish-speaking backgrounds around the world.

Language Variation: Describes differences in dialects or regional variations within the Spanish language due to geographical factors or cultural influences.

Cultural Identity: Involves one's sense of belongingness and connection with their cultural heritage based on shared customs, traditions, language, values, and experiences within their society.