Usage examples of "áfrica de habla portuguesa" in Spanish with translation to English

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¿Te has suscrito alguna vez a un periódico de habla inglesa? Have you ever subscribed to any English language newspaper?
Mucha gente en África habla francés. Many people in Africa speak French.
Brasil fue una colonia portuguesa. Brazil was a Portuguese colony.
Fue a África para ver animales salvajes. He went to Africa to see wild animals.
Ella es tímida y habla poco. She is shy and talks little.
Carlos Queiroz fue expulsado por la Federación Portuguesa de Fútbol. Carlos Queiroz was fired by the Portuguese Football Federation.
¿Has estado alguna vez en África? Have you ever been to Africa?
¿Habla usted alemán? Can you speak German?
Los que sufren de hambre en África necesitan una ayuda urgente. Those who are suffering from hunger in Africa need urgent help.
Él habla ruso a la perfección. He speaks Russian perfectly.
En 1493, el Vaticano regaló América a España y obsequió el África negra a Portugal, "para que las naciones bárbaras sean reducidas a la fe católica". In 1493, the Vatican gave America to Spain and granted Africa to Portugal, "so that barbarous nations be reduced to the Catholic faith".
habla primero, yo después. You speak first; I will speak after.
La mayoría vinieron de Europa, pero muchos vinieron también de América Latina, Asia, África, Australia y Canadá. The greatest number came from Europe, but many also came from Latin America, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Canada.
Tom no habla francés con tanta fluidez como Mary. Tom doesn't speak French as fluently as Mary does.
Tom pensó que África era un país. Tom thought that Africa was a country.
Ni siquiera habla bien su propio idioma, ni hablar de francés. She doesn't even speak her own language well, let alone French.
Él nos dio una descripción detallada de sus experiencias en África. He gave us a detailed account of his experiences in Africa.
La gente que habla de sí misma todo el tiempo me aburre. People who talk about themselves all the time bore me.
En África, no hay diferencia entre un blanco y un negro. In Africa, there is no difference between a white and a black.
¿También se habla alemán? Is German spoken too?
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