You have learned a great deal about Hispanic culture as you've studied various Spanish-speaking countries. You may have seen that there are many similarities and differences between Hispanic culture and your culture.

Write 2-3 paragraphs, completely in Spanish, discussing in detail a few of those similarities and/or differences.

There are similarities among Spanish-speaking countries because, first, Latin American countries were conquered by the Spaniards. Thus, many traditions are inherited from Spain. Second, Spanish-speaking countries maintain ties, which means they often share music, art, and other cultural expressions.

There are ten major Spanish dialects. Generally, languages seem to be named after a certain culture or the people or inhabitants of a country

The distinction that needs to be made is that Spanish-speaking countries are just that: countries. They're not states in one larger nation with a united identity -- they have their individual national pride, and that pride includes their language and the dialectical differences that distinguish them, make them unique

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