What language do people speak in Brazil?

Question

What language do people speak in Brazil?

Answer 1

dear, only portuguese!!! i'm brazilian

Answer 2

Portuguese, papiamentu

Answer 3

We speak portuguese, but the accent is different from portugal's. Not everybody speaks English here.

Answer 4

The main language is Portuguese,

The Brazilian Portuguese has had its own development, influenced by the Amerindian and African languages. Due to it, the language is somewhat different from that spoken in Portugal and other Portuguese-speaking countries, mainly for phonological and orthographic differences - like, for instance, the difference between American-English and British-English

but there are also several dialects, spoken by the indigenous people

Guarani,Urubu,Tuparí

and Curripaco and others.

Answer 5

The official language is Portuguese. Some people ( communities ) keep the language of the country they - or their relatives - came from, e.g. German ( SC, RS ), Italian ( SC, RS ), Japanese ( PR, SP ), etc...

Answer 6

Portuguese, Spanish, and much

English.

Folks in that country are really

studying the English language.

Much of the local merchants

do try to speak English when needed..

Answer 7

Portuguese is the language spoken by about 99,9% of Brazilians. Only small indigenous communities in the middle of Amazon rain forest and even smaller european immigrant communities in the south don't speak Portuguese.

Answer 8

Portuguese. It's one of the few countries that has this language outside of Portugal!

Answer 9

portuguese , spanish

Answer 10

guarani

Answer 11

Portugués.

Answer 12

Brazillian? Portugese?

Answer 13

Portuguese

Answer 14

Portuguese, mainly, probably lots of others also.

Answer 15

We're the only country of south America that speak Portuguese.

Answer 16

portugese

Answer 17

They speak Portuguese, which is somewhat similar to

Spanish...