English is widely spoken and is the main foreign language taught in school. The culture of Spain is known for its folklore in different regions, although recently a mixed culture has emerged with increased migration of Europeans. Most Spaniards are Roman Catholic, although different religions such as Islam and Judaism are also accepted. From a business culture perspective, Spaniards prefer to do business with people they trust. Trust and personal relationships are the cornerstone of business. Great importance is given to the character of the person with whom you do business (Kwintessential - Spain - Language, Culture, Customs and Etiquette). It is therefore important to dedicate sufficient time to get to know your work colleagues through personal contact. It is also considered wise to be modest about accomplishments and accomplishments. Furthermore, Spaniards do not like to admit that they are wrong, so conflicts should be avoided. Business decisions are usually made at the top of the chain, so it is advisable that all business dealings are conducted with people of similar rank. Last but not least, Spaniards are very thorough in their dealings and examine every little detail to make sure it is understood. Once a verbal agreement is reached, a formal contract will be created. Both parties are expected to strictly abide by the terms of the contract (Kwintessential - Spain - Language, Culture, Customs and