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Uruguay - Spanish Speaking Country - Paragraph on Uruguay

Uruguay Uruguay is located in South America and is a part of Latin America. Its official name is Oriental Republic of Uruguay . Its capital is Montevideo . It has a population of 3,332,972 people with an area of 176,215 square kilometers. Its official language is Spanish. Much of the country consists of rolling land which is only a few hundred feet above the sea level.  Venomous spiders and snakes are common in Uruguay. Pumas and jaguars may occasionally be spotted in rural areas. Most Uruguayans have ancestors from Spain and Italy who immigrated to the country. A popular music and dance in Uruguay is the tango, which originated in Argentina. The currency used is Peso. In Spanish – En Español Uruguay se encuentra en América del Sur y es parte de América Latina. Su nombre oficial es República Oriental del Uruguay. Su capital es Montevideo. Tiene una población de 3,332,972 personas con un área de 176,215 kilómetros cuadrados. Su idioma oficial es el español. Gran p...

El Salvador - Spanish Speaking Country - Paragraph on El Salvador

                     El Salvador El Salvador is located in Central America and is a part of Latin America. Its official name is Republic of El Salvador. Its capital is San Salvador . It has a population of 6,071,774 people with an area of 21,041 square kilometers. Its official languages are Spanish and Nahua. El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America. Its also known as the Land of Volcanoes. El Salvador has frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity.  The cloud forest is home to orchids, ferns, spider monkeys, jaguars, anteaters, and many bird species, including green toucans.  Along the coastal plains, there are palm trees and tropical fruit trees, such as mango, coconut, and tamarind. Armadillos, snakes, and iguanas also inhabit the warm, humid coast. The currency used is U.S. Dollar. In Spanish – En Español El Sal...

Costa Rica - Spanish Speaking Countries - Paragraph on Costa Rica

                          Costa Rica Costa Rica is located in Central America and is a part of Latin America. Its official name is Republic of Costa Rica. Its capital is San José. It has a population of 4,755,234 people with an area of 51,100 square kilometers. Its official languages are Spanish and English. Costa Rica is committed to preserving the beauty and diversity of the country through the development of national parks. One fifth of the country is covered in forests. The Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve is the largest cloud forest in Central America.  There are over 200 species of reptiles, most of which are snakes. There are many brightly colored toads and frogs, including the poison arrow frog. The country is also home to hundreds of mammals including bats, and insects, such as vibrant butterflies and leaf-cutter ants....

Bolivia - Spanish Speaking Country - Paragraph on Bolivia

                  Bolivia Bolivia is located in South America and is a part of Latin America. Its official name is Plurinational State of Bolivia . Its capital is La Paz, Sucre . It has a population of 10,800,900 people with an area of 1,098,581 square kilometers. Its has Spanish and 36 indigenous languages as its official languages. A trail winds through the Andes Mountains in South America. It passes the ruins of the Inca (a civilization that thrived between the 12th and 16th centuries), valleys filled with llamas, and a lake perched in the peaks. The trail is in Bolivia, a country where the people and wildlife are as diverse as the landscape.  During the 15th and 16th centuries the Inca reigned over the region. In 1538 Spanish conquerors gained control of the territory. They stayed in power until 1825, when they were ousted in a revolt.   ...

Guatemala - Spanish Speaking Country - Paragraph on Guatemala

                       Guatemala Guatemala is located in Central America and is a part of Latin America. Its official name is Republic of Guatemala . Its capital is Guatemala City . It has a population of 13,677,000 people with an area of 108,890 square kilometers. Its official language is Spanish. Guatemala is a country of volcanoes, mountains, and beaches on the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. Guatemala has 30 volcanoes, out of which 3 are still active. The Lake Atitlan formed when a volcano exploded over 84,000 years ago and collapsed to form a caldera. The lake is the deepest lake in Central America and is believed to be 300 meters deep. High in the mountains in the misty cloud forests lives the colorful quetzal bird. Today the rare bird is listed as endangered due to destruction of tropical rain forests.  The lowland Petén regio...

Honduras | Note on Honduras | Paragraph on Honduras

Honduras Honduras is located in Central America and is a part of Latin America. Its official name is Republic of Honduras. Its capital is Tegucigalpa . It has a population of 8,598,561 people with an area of 112,090 square kilometers. Its official language is Spanish. Honduras is the second largest country in Central America and is bordered by Guatemala, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. Honduras has four distinct regions: the central highlands, Pacific lowlands, eastern Caribbean lowlands, and northern coastal plains and mountains. Mountains are plentiful in Honduras with high peaks. Honduras is home to many colorful insects, including butterflies, beetles, and spiders. Reptiles, including snakes and crocodiles, are also plentiful in the Honduras’s tropical forests. Popular food items vary across the country and include cassava (tapioca), seafood, and chili peppers. Some of the major rivers of Colombia are Patuca and Ulúa . Its major mountain ranges are Volcanic Highlands, ...

Ecuador | Note on Ecuador | Paragraph on Ecuador

Ecuador Ecuador is located in the continent South America and is a part of Latin America. Its official name is Republic of Ecuador. Its capital is Quito. It has a population of 14,573,101 people with an area of 283,560 square kilometers. Its official languages are Spanish and Quechua. Ecuador is named after the Equator, the imaginary line around the Earth that splits the country in two.  The Galápagos Islands, 960 kilometers west of the mainland of Ecuador are part of Ecuador and are home to unique reptiles, birds, and plants. The Andes mountains form the backbone of the country. There are some 25,000 plant species, and over 1,600 known bird species. Ecuador has nine national parks, including the Galápagos Islands. These 18 islands are home to some of the most amazing creatures, like the Galápagos tortoise, Galápagos penguin, blue-footed booby, and iguanas. Its currency is U.S. Dollar and its national sport is soccer. In Spanish – En Español Ecuador está ubicad...