u/Competitive_Waltz704

Lo dicho, sería una asignatura optativa que sustituiría el lugar de la asignatura de francés hoy día.

I don’t know if this is something widespread or just something on the internet, but in this subreddit I’ve had a couple of experiences with people getting upset about using that term, claiming it is a Spanish colonial term.

For those who are bothered by this term, what should the group of Spanish-speaking countries in the American continent be called?

Ninguno de los principales partidos británicos tienen como objetivo a corto-medio plazo volver a la UE.

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(si a alguno le molesta que no escriba en inglés, merece la pena recordar tanto la regla #2 de este subreddit "no discrimination whatsoever" (sí, la discriminación lingüística existe) como el lema de la UE "In Varietate Concordia")

Do people mainly consume content created within their own country and language, or is most of what they watch dominated by foreign creators?

In Spain, for example, it would be quite unusual for someone not to consume most of their content in Spanish, whether from Spain itself or Latin America, but I’m aware this might be due to Spanish being a global language.