People in the Spanish-speaking world often call Chile’s capital city Santiago de Chile to clarify which Santiago they are referring to, as there are other places named Santiago in different countries, including a city in Spain. This helps to avoid confusion about the location being discussed.
Why do people in the Spanish-speaking world often call Chile’s capital city Santiago de Chile? (1 point) Responses Santiago has coasts on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Santiago has coasts on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The National University of San Marcos is in Santiago. The National University of San Marcos is in Santiago. A city in Spain also has Santiago in its name.
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