where can i find information on the linguistic status of the hondurans?
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check @www.letsgohonduras.com.My boyfriend is from  Honduras CA
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visit miteindia.com where in u can find information
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I would say Brazil but they speak Portugese and the definition of Hispanic is that which is of or related to the spanish language, so my next vote would be Cuba or Haiti. (Cuba's bigger, so that's my final answer.)
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try chatting on www.univision.com I am sure you can find something there.
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I'll take you to a neighborhood back in my country and you'll never want to know about it again.\nbut if you really need to know check out:\n www.abriendobrecha.tv and watch the news live from Honduras, it certainly will be at least one report about it,\nor just search for violence in C.A.(I don't really know why you wanna know)
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Hello,\n\nThere are Spanish speaking individuals everywhere not just in the Southern part of Africa\n\nTake care
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they had that gold teeth thing to prove that you are richer than the rest. I know, much of my family had that because of their status in El Salvador.I don't know how people really are in Honduras but it shouldn't be different from El Salvador, it's really close to Honduras
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Spanish is the official (or an official) language of Spain, Mexico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Equatorial Guinea, and of the US territory of Puerto Rico.\n\nIt is also the first language of most of the citizens of Gibraltar, although it has no official status there.
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check with the Hispanic chamber of commerce or the hispanic yellow pages or just the yellow pages themselves and look for bi-lingual--buena suerte-nos vemos
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Try "Google Language Tools".
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http://welcome.topuertorico.org/reference/taino.shtml\nhttp://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/100.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taino\n\nHope those websites are what you're looking for.
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Main link with lots of links on it:\nhttp://www.native-languages.org/miami.ht...\n\nSome links from the main link:\nhttp://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/entry....\nhttp://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural/nor...\nhttp://www.miamiindians.org/\nhttp://www.dickshovel.com/mia.html...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linguistics
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Belize-English is the official language though Spanish, Maya and Garifuna are also spoken.
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The CIA World Factbook is a great place to get information about countries.  Just Google Argentina - it will be the first link.  I tried to put a URL here, but it didn't work!
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If you live in the US, it would be more helpful to learn Mexican or Central American Spanish, Cuban Spanish if you live in Florida or New York.  Puerto Rican speakers can pretty much talk to everyone.  I still think Costa Rica would be a good choice, even with a lot of English speakers there to help you through the rough spots. They'll be speaking mostly Spanish with some US slang thrown in, but you probably can't escape "hey" "baby" and "wussup" no matter where you go today.
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This may not be too reliable - as Wikipedia is sometimes a little off beam to say the least.  However, it's the best I could find online.\n\nThere is a wonderful book 'A Compendium of the World's Languages' - (Sorry, forgotten the Author's name) - which you might find in a local library.  (Three volumes and very expensive, I seem to remember).