* Land area: This is usually what people mean when they say "smallest."
* Population: This is a different measure of size.
Here are some of the smallest Spanish-speaking countries by each measure, but remember that this can vary depending on the sources you use:
By Land Area:
1. Andorra: This microstate in the Pyrenees Mountains is the smallest in Europe.
2. Liechtenstein: While not officially Spanish-speaking, Liechtenstein has a significant Spanish-speaking population.
3. Tuvalu: This Pacific island nation is the fourth smallest country in the world by land area.
4. Nauru: Another Pacific island nation, Nauru is the third smallest country in the world by land area.
5. San Marino: This microstate in Italy is the fifth smallest country in the world by land area.
By Population:
1. Nauru: This island nation has a very small population.
2. Tuvalu: This nation also has a very small population.
3. Andorra: While not the smallest by land area, Andorra has a relatively small population.
4. San Marino: This microstate has a population of less than 35,000.
5. Liechtenstein: While not officially Spanish-speaking, Liechtenstein has a relatively small population.
Important Note: There is no definitive list of the "five smallest" as the size of countries can be measured in different ways.