More than 400 million people speak Spanish globally, making it the world's second most spoken language and a bridge between many people and cultures.

From Buenos Aires to Barcelona, Caracas to Quito, Havana to San Juan, Spanish is the native language in 20 countries (including Equatorial Guinea in Africa), and spoken as a second language in many more, like the United States.

Whether you're from outside the United States and want to experience its diverse and varied culture, or you're an American hoping to travel outside of your hometown and get to know your Spanish-speaking neighbors, there are endless opportunities to learn Spanish in the United States.

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