As one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, Spanish plays a key role in international business communication. It is spoken by over 500 million people on four continents, making it the second most spoken native language in the world and one of the official languages of many international organizations, including the UN, EU and Mercosur.

 

For companies planning to expand into Latin America, Spain, or the United States (where Spanish is the second most widely spoken language), knowledge of Spanish is not just an asset – it is often the key to building strong, lasting business relationships. It enables more effective negotiations, precise commercial communication, and a better understanding of local cultural and business conditions.

 

Investing in the development of employees’ language competences in Spanish is a real added value for the company – it increases competitiveness, opens up new opportunities for cooperation and allows for an effective response to the needs of the dynamically developing Spanish-speaking markets.