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Traveling to or studying in El Salvador, it can be useful to learn how to say and pronounce Meals words such as dinner. Located in Latin America & Caribbean, El Salvador has a population of 6,227,491 (2011) consisting of 52% female (2011) and sees the arrival of 1,150,000 (2010) tourists a year. In El Salvador, they speak Spanish. SpeakSheets offers our Lifetime Members printable and downloadable language one-sheets with no monthly costs ever, guaranteed. With more than 17 languages covering over 2.3 billion people worldwide, we can help make your travels to El Salvador and beyond even more fun! To say dinner in Spanish : cena
Pronounce it: "say nuh "
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| Country | Language(s) | Population | Annual Tourists | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antigua and Barbuda | English | 89,612 (2011)
| 230,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Argentina | Spanish | 40,764,561 (2011)
| 5,325,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Aruba | Dutch, Papiamento | 108,141 (2011)
| 813,000 (2009)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Barbados | English | 273,925 (2011)
| 532,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Belize | English | 356,600 (2011)
| 239,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Bolivia | Aymara, Quechua, Spanish | 10,088,108 (2011)
| 807,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Brazil | Portuguese | 196,655,014 (2011)
| 5,161,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Cayman Islands | English | 56,729 (2011)
| 288,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Chile | Spanish | 17,269,525 (2011)
| 2,766,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Colombia | Spanish | 46,927,125 (2011)
| 2,147,000 (2009)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Costa Rica | Spanish | 4,726,575 (2011)
| 2,100,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Cuba | Spanish | 11,253,665 (2011)
| 2,507,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Curaçao | Dutch | 145,619 (2011)
| 342,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Dominica | English | 67,675 (2011)
| 77,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Dominican Republic | Spanish | 10,056,181 (2011)
| 4,125,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Ecuador | Spanish | 14,666,055 (2011)
| 1,047,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| El Salvador | Spanish | 6,227,491 (2011)
| 1,150,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Grenada | English | 104,890 (2011)
| 114,000 (2009)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Guatemala | Spanish | 14,757,316 (2011)
| 1,876,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Guyana | English | 756,040 (2011)
| 150,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Haiti | French, Haitian, Haitian Creole | 10,123,787 (2011)
| 423,000 (2009)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Honduras | Spanish | 7,754,687 (2011)
| 896,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Jamaica | English | 2,709,300 (2011)
| 1,922,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Mexico | Spanish | 114,793,341 (2011)
| 22,260,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Nicaragua | Spanish | 5,869,859 (2011)
| 1,011,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Panama | Spanish | 3,571,185 (2011)
| 1,324,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Paraguay | Spanish | 6,568,290 (2011)
| 465,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Peru | Spanish | 29,399,817 (2011)
| 2,299,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Puerto Rico | English, Spanish | 3,706,690 (2011)
| 3,679,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| St. Kitts and Nevis | English | 53,051 (2011)
| 92,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| St. Lucia | English | 176,000 (2011)
| 306,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| St. Martin (French part) | English, French | 30,615 (2011)
| n/a
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| St. Vincent and the Grenadines | English | 109,365 (2011)
| 72,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Suriname | Dutch | 529,419 (2011)
| 205,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| The Bahamas | English | 347,176 (2011)
| 1,370,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Trinidad and Tobago | English | 1,346,350 (2011)
| 413,000 (2009)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Turks and Caicos Islands | English | 39,184 (2011)
| 265,000 (2007)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Uruguay | Spanish | 3,368,595 (2011)
| 2,353,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Venezuela | Spanish | 29,278,000 (2011)
| 615,000 (2009)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
| Virgin Islands | English | 109,666 (2011)
| 590,000 (2010)
| Latin America & Caribbean |
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