¿Cómo llamaron los españoles a la primer Isla a la que llegaron en las Antillas?

English: Hispaniola Spanish: Hispaniola

Explanation:

English: Christopher Columbus landed on the island in 1492 and named it La Isla Española (Hispaniola in its Anglicized form). During Spanish colonial times, the island's position on the northern flank of the Caribbean Sea provided an excellent location for control of Spanish expansion to Cuba, Mexico, Panama, and South America.

Spanish: Cristóbal Colón desembarcó en la isla en 1492 y la llamó La Isla Española (Hispaniola en su forma anglicana). Durante la época colonial española, la posición de la isla en el flanco norte del Mar Caribe proporcionó una excelente ubicación para el control de la expansión española a Cuba, México, Panamá y América del Sur.

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