Is Brazil the only country in South America that does NOT speak Spanish?

Answer 1

No. Actually,

>> English is spoken in Guyana
>> French is spoken in French Guyana
>> Dutch is spoken in Suriname

and as a Brazilian native, I can tell you that we speak only Portuguese as the mother tongue ... (we never speak neither English nor Spanish as everyday languages here)

Answer 2

NO. Portuguese is the National language of Brazil. And there are other small islands where they speak, Dutch, French, English, even some Hindi. But you would have to do the research. Although some ppl in Brazil can be fluent in Spanish is not the majority.

Answer 3

No. The people of Guyana speak English, and the people of Suriname speak Dutch. English and French are common in most South American countries. Portugese is the official language of Brazil. Spanish is most common for all of South America.

Answer 4

No in Guyana English is the national language and it is an independent country. In Guyane, a French overseas territory, French is the official language. Suriname, another country neighbouring to the afore two, has Dutch as its national language. And of course, the Falklands or Malvinas where the attempt to change from English to Spanish didn't work.

Answer 5

No, The Falkland Islands, French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands don't have spanish as first language.

Answer 6

British Guayana, Surinam( Dutch Guayana), French Guayana.

Answer 7

no, there is french guyana that speaks french. also suriname that speaks dutch. and of course, argentina natives speak both spanish and english,which is morphing into a new language called 'spanglish'. it is mostly like english but they use words like 'drivando' for driving. pretty interesting. then there are the falkland islands claimed by both the english and argentines.they are familiar with both languages there.

Answer 8

No, there're other small countries in the islands speak Portuguese as well. I have to look at the map to point out their names. I speak Brazilian Portuguese but I have a hard time understanding people from Portugal.

Answer 9

on the time the line became drawn neither occasion have been conscious that South united statesa. had the bulge that identity Brazil. Portugal became no longer meant to have any of South united statesa.. even nevertheless, because of fact the line became drawn that they had a rightful declare so have been given it.

Answer 10

There's lot's of countries with lots of native american languages as well but Brazil is the only countries where the NATIONAL language is not spanish.