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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1   Mexico: 86,211,000 
#2   Colombia: 34,000,000 
#3   Argentina: 33,000,000 
#4   Spain: 28,173,600 
#5   United States: 22,400,000 
#6   Venezuela: 21,480,000 
#7   Peru: 20,000,000 
#8   Chile: 13,800,000 
#9   Cuba: 10,000,000 
#10   Ecuador: 9,500,000 
#11   Dominican Republic: 6,886,000 
#12   El Salvador: 5,900,000 
#13   Honduras: 5,600,000 
#14   Guatemala: 4,673,000 
#15   Nicaragua: 4,347,000 
#16   Bolivia: 3,483,700 
#17   Puerto Rico: 3,437,120 
#18   Costa Rica: 3,300,000 
#19   Uruguay: 3,000,000 
#20   Panama: 2,100,000 
#21   Paraguay: 110,000 
#22   Belize: 80,477 
#23   Andorra: 24,600 
#24   Morocco: 20,000 
#25   Equatorial Guinea: 11,500 
#26   Philippines: 2,658 
Total: 321,540,655  
Weighted average: 12,366,948.3  

SOURCE: Ethnologue

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Eduardo Soria
29th December 2005
Absolutely everyone in Spain speaks Spanish. The population of the country is 42m+, therefore the figure for Spanish speakers in Spain is quite wrong.
Please correct it. Thanks! Regards!
Jerald (Nueva Ecija)
22nd June 2006
Philippines could have been 2nd, Our population is 70 million. If not for the Americans. Oh well, 3rd largest in English speakers is okay, but I'd like it if we spoke Spanish too.
Daniel Jaimen Navarrete (USA)
30th November 2007
Close to everybody speaks Spanish in Spain today. The only exceptions are some immigrants and some tiny negligible rural enclaves. You also have to update your population figures for Spanish speaking countries.
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