Tutlayt taspenyult

Taspenyult
Castilian
español castellano
Abdar	espaˈɲol, kasteˈʎano
Tamnaḍt	Spain, Hispanic America, Equatorial Guinea (see below)
Azdar	Spaniards, Hispanics, and Latinos
At tutlayt tayemmat	480 n yimelyan n at tutlayt tayemmat (2018) 75 million L2 speakers and speakers with limited capacity (2018) + 22 million students
Tawacult n tutlayin	Ahendurufi Italic Taṛumansit Taṛumansit taɣerbit Ibero-Romance West-Iberian Castilian languages Taspenyult
Talɣa tazikant	Old Spanish
Agaraw n tira	Latin (Spanish alphabet) Spanish Braille
Signed forms	Signed Spanish (Spain, Mexico and presumably elsewhere)
Addad amaddud
Tamaddudt deg	21 n tmura Argentina Bolivia Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Spain Uruguay Venezuela Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (partly recognized state). Dependent entity Puerto Rico Significant minority Andorra Belize United States Philippines (optional auxiliary language) International organizations African Union CARICOM Tugna:Bandera CELAC.png CELAC European Union ALADI Latin American Parliament Mercosur OSCE Organization of American States United Nations Union of South American Nations Organization of Ibero-American States
Regulated by	Association of Spanish Language Academies (Real Academia Española and 22 other national Spanish language academies)
Ingalen n tutlayt
ISO 639-1	es
ISO 639-2	spa
ISO 639-3	spa
Glottolog	stan1288
Linguasphere	51-AAA-b
Spanish as official language   Unofficial, but spoken by more than 25% of the population   Unofficial, but spoken by 10-20% of the population   Unofficial, but spoken by 5-9% of the population   Spanish-based creole languages spoken

Taspenyult (Es: Lengua Española) neɣ d tutlayt i ttmeslayen lmaḍ.