Which statement about Spanish speakers is true?

Which statement about Spanish speakers is true?

• A. They are not all from Mexico
• B. They are all from Mexico
• C. They all speak Portuguese
• D. They come from Europe

Answer: (A)

Spanish speakers come from many countries, not just one. While Mexico has a large Spanish-speaking population, the language is official or widely spoken in numerous countries across Europe, the Americas, and beyond, including Spain and most Central and South American nations, plus various communities in the United States and even in Africa. So, the true statement is that Spanish speakers are not all from Mexico. The other options don’t fit because Spanish is not exclusive to Mexico, Portuguese is a different language spoken by fewer Spanish speakers, and while some Spaniards and other Europeans speak Spanish, the majority of Spanish speakers live outside Europe, especially in the Americas.

Spanish speakers come from many countries, not just one. While Mexico has a large Spanish-speaking population, the language is official or widely spoken in numerous countries across Europe, the Americas, and beyond, including Spain and most Central and South American nations, plus various communities in the United States and even in Africa. So, the true statement is that Spanish speakers are not all from Mexico.

The other options don’t fit because Spanish is not exclusive to Mexico, Portuguese is a different language spoken by fewer Spanish speakers, and while some Spaniards and other Europeans speak Spanish, the majority of Spanish speakers live outside Europe, especially in the Americas.