Whats the language for brazil?

Question

Thank You Everyone!!!!!!!

Answer 1

No matter wherever you go the language is Portuguese(Português)

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Answer 2

Brazil is the only country in Latin America that speak portuguese the other countries speak spanish

Answer 3

NOT SPANISH!!. =]

we may understand but its not our language.

we speak a language called Portuguese, like the people in Portugal, except it sounds different, like english form the us and english from britain =].

hope this helps

Answer 4

PORTUGUESE. It´s the official language and, although very similar to Spanish, there´s NO Spanish in Brazil. Of course there's accents according to all different regions, but is all Portuguese .

A lot of people confuse Portuguese with  Spanish in Brasil, but is the only country of Latin American that speaks Portuguese.  

Answer 5

Hi I'm brasilian guy, and I live here in São Paulo city (in Brasil OK).

We speak portuguese .....right!

In others countrys around, the spanish is the oficial language.

Bye....

Answer 6

It's PORTUGUESE... there's no spanish in Brazil....

I'm Brazilian I know what I'm saying.

Answer 7

Portuguese due to the TORDESILHAS treaty signed by the Pope and the Portuguese and Spanish kings back in the late 1400's

Answer 8

The official language for Brazil is Portuguese

Answer 9

In Brazil they speak Portuguese, not Spanish.

There are very different dialects and some can sound like Spanish but NO SPANISH.

Answer 10

i think it's spanish

Answer 11

i know that is portuguese in all brazil

Answer 12

portuguese or spanish...depending on which side of brazil

Answer 13

Portuguese, português in brazil language

Answer 14

they dont speak portuguese they speak brazilian portuguese and there is a difference just like americans we speak american english not english english.

Answer 15

It is Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese that is a little different of European Portuguese.

Answer 16

I live in Brazil and travel all across  Brazil.  The only language that is spoken EVERYWHERE is Portuguese.  Not Spanish, and it does not depend on the side of Brazil you are in as one person suggested.

However like all countries which have borders (and Brazil has a very large border with Spanish speaking counties as well with as English in Guyana, French in French Guiana and Dutch Suriname) in border cities many people speak both languages so that they can do business more effectively.  Also in some VERY remote areas there are some Indigenous languages (including Tupi Guarani) spoken by a very few people.  In São Paulo, much like NYC there are communities that speak only Japanese, Chinese and Italian. Other communities may exist too.

None of this changes the fact that Portuguese is spoken every where in Brazil.

Answer 17

The first language is portuguese, but in the Amazonica forester still many "indios" that speak Tupi-Guarani that is the first brazilian language first to be colonized from Portugal. Bye!!!!!!!

Answer 18

Portuguese