What is the main language in Mexico?

The main language in Mexico is Spanish.

The official language of Mexico is Spanish. There are also 360 American Indian languages. English is the first foreign language, but the proportion of people who can speak English is very low.

The religious beliefs of Mexicans are as follows: the religious population over 5 years old is 84.794 million; Catholicism 88.0%; Protestant and evangelical 5.2%; Non-evangelical Bible teaching 2.1%; Judaism 0.05%; Other religions 0.31%; Non-religious 3.5%; Not sure. 0.9%. Mexican Catholics also believe in the unique goddess Guadalupe.

Mexicans eat "wishing grapes" to welcome the New Year. People all over the world bid farewell to the old and welcome the new with their unique customs and habits. In Mexico, people eat "wishing grapes" to welcome the New Year. Grapes are a must for every Mexican family at the end of the year. Whenever the bell rings to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new year, people eat a wishing grape. 12 * *. Every time they eat one, they make a wish for "peace", "happiness", "health" and "wealth", and pray for good luck in the new year from the beginning of the year to the end of the year.

Harabe is the most representative folk dance in Mexico. Men wear traditional national costumes and wide hats, and chase their female companions enthusiastically and intently. Women wear large, fat and gorgeous homespun skirts, pretending to be shy and elegant, and occasionally throwing out various flower-shaped patterns with skirts.

Mexico is the hometown of corn, and the local people have deep feelings for corn. In the past 5000 years, corn has become the third largest food source in the world from an unknown wild millet, which is inseparable from the diligence and wisdom of Mexicans. Mexicans also created Maya and Aztec civilizations in the process of planting corn. Mexicans often say: "created corn, corn also created us, we are corn people."

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Mexican customs and culture:

Besides being influenced by Catholicism, Mexicans' living habits still retain their unique traditional colors. In Mexico, although many people can speak English, they want to talk in Spanish. If you receive a letter written in Spanish, it is considered impolite to reply in other languages. Smiling and shaking hands are Mexican greetings. A man must never kiss a strange lady on the cheek and hand. Kissing and hugging are only used between acquaintances.

The national flower of Mexico is cactus, the national bird is eagle and the national stone is obsidian. Their favorite color is white, their least favorite color is purple, and their most annoying number is 13. It is forbidden to give yellow and red flowers.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Mexico