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The Spanish language in Numbers

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On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 by Sheila

Spanish in numbers infographic

Incredible world-wide growth and intriguing linguistic features help make Spanish an important and fun language to learn. Check out this fact-packed infographic we’ve created that illustrates a collection of curious stats on everything from how many people you can practice your Spanish skills with to how many palindrome words learners can expect to discover.
What’s unique about the Spanish words pomposo, chiquitín and alpargata? How about abuelito, murciélago and simultáneo? Ever wonder what the longest Spanish word is?

Read on and explore Spanish in numbers…

Spanish in numbers

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