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15 Non-Latino Stars Speaking Impressive Spanish (VIDEOS)

WATCH: Non-Latino Stars Who Speak Impressive Spanish
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¿Hablas Español? These stars sure do.

It's always nice when Latino stars can speak their ancestor's language, but it's even more impressive when non-Latino celebrities and figures take the time to learn and speak Spanish.

Whether they are Spanish aficionados like actor Will Smith or were lucky enough to spend part of their life in South America, as "Lord of The Rings" actor Viggo Mortensen was, these famous faces repeatedly wow fans and interviewers with their language skills.

Check out these 15 stars speaking Spanish:

1
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush
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2
David Beckham
3
Jada Pinkett-Smith
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4
Will Smith
5
Nelly Furtado
6
Ben Affleck
7
Matt Damon
8
Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg
9
Michael Bublé
10
Matthew McConaughey
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Gwyneth Paltrow
12
Tom Hiddleston
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13
Viggo Mortensen
14
Dakota Fanning
15
Jack Black
16
Tom Daley
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Ibrahim Afellay
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Laura Pausini
19
Kobe Bryant

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