An pagkakaiba han mga rebisyon han "Kinatsila"

|fam7 = [[Castilian languages]]

|ancestor = [[Old Spanish language|Old Spanish]]

|{{flag|Argentina}}

|{{flag|Bolivia}}

|{{flag|Uruguay}}

|{{flag|Venezuela}} }}

|{{flag|Puerto Rico}} ([[United States]])

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|{{flag|Belize}}

|{{flag|Gibraltar}}

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|[[African Union]]

|{{flag|CARICOM}}

|{{flag|Union of South American Nations}}

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|iso1 = es

|iso2 = spa

|lingua = 51-AAA-b

|map = Map-Hispanophone World2.png

|notice=IPA

|sign = [[Signed Spanish]] (Mexico, Spain and presumably elsewhere)