is Spanish language useful in Canada?

Question

in what part of Canada do people use Spanish Language?

Answer 1

Spanish is only spoken by people that are on hoilday from spain, and obviously people who have moved here from spain (or a spanish speaking country). Most speak English, espcially in the west. In Quebec and parts of other provinces, there are french- speaking people.

Answer 2

There is very little use of Spanish in Canada. The two official languages in Canada, as determined by the federal government and centuries of use, are English and French.

Answer 3

Spanish isn't nearly as useful as French. Some Canadian provinces are primarily French (including the road signs).

I'm not aware of any Spanish-speaking areas, though.

Answer 4

French is much more useful than Spanish in Canadia. I don't think there are areas of Spanish speakers but I do expect that there are pockets of Spanish speakers in larger urban areas or possibly in the provinces that have ranches, horses, cattle (i.e. Alberta).

Answer 5

Kent_shak is correct. There is a small Salvadorean neighborhood here in Montréal. Why Canada, with its easy immigration laws, has not experienced the illegal hispanic influx that the USA has is a bit of a mystery; perhaps we sanction much more severely employers?

Answer 6

The official languages of Canada are English & French.
I guess, any other languages, might come handy - e.g. working as a tour guide, translator in offices, etc.

Answer 7

There are some Spanish-speaking people in urban areas, but not to the extent of those in the US.

Answer 8

No, but French is almost essential in many areas and in practical terms absolutely essential in Quebec if you want your stay to be tolerably pleaant.