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hispanophone¹

Where it comes from

From hispano- + -phone.

adjective

  1. not comparable Alternative letter-case form of Hispanophone The influx of Spanish-speaking immigrants, not only from the Caribbean but also, mostly illegally, from Mexico, has meant that today nearly one person in five in the United States is hispanophone; in New York estimates put it between one in three and one in two.

noun hispanophones

  1. Alternative letter-case form of Hispanophone The sound /i/ is difficult for francophones and hispanophones because it is not found in the phonetic system of French or Spanish.

Hispanophone²

Where it comes from

From Hispano- + -phone.

adjective hispanophone

  1. not comparable Spanish-speaking.

noun Hispanophones · hispanophone

  1. A (native) speaker of the Spanish language.

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adj Spanish-speaking

Españolhispanohablante, hispanoparlante, castellanohablante, castellanoparlante
한국어스페인어권 Seupein-eogwon
日本語スペイン語圏 Supein-goken
Portuguêshispanófono, hispanofalante
Françaishispanophone
Deutschspanischsprachig
Italianoispanoparlante, ispanofono
Ελληνικάισπανόφωνο ispanófono
Русскийиспаноговоря́щий ispanogovorjáščij, испаноязы́чный ispanojazýčnyj
Tiếng Việtnói tiếng Tây Ban Nha

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@misc{hispanophone_2026,
  title = {hispanophone},
  howpublished = {Wiktionary, via Micwyn},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://micwyn.com/word/hispanophone},
  urldate = {2026-11-06}
}