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In Brazil, do they speak Spanish ?

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I want to know if in Brazil people speak Spanish ?

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updated Dec 16, 2010
edited by JoyceM
posted by jesslovesspanish
Welcome to the forum. Please use proper capitalization when posting questions. - JoyceM, Oct 10, 2010
I think thay they speak portuguese. - johniram, Dec 14, 2010
I know a lot of people in Brazil who speak fluent Japanese... ;-) - Gekkosan, Dec 14, 2010
Brazil is the place where there are the most Japanese outside Japan - HolaComoEstanUds, Dec 14, 2010
Some regions in Brazil speak Spanish though Portuguese is the national and official language since Pourtugal rule. Such regions can be found in Southeast or North (States of Rio Grande do Sul, Amazonas). Portuñol is the combination of 2 languages - HolaComoEstanUds, Dec 14, 2010

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Welcome to SpanishDict. Some folks here are learning Spanish, and others English, so please post your questions with proper grammar, spelling and punctuation.

This is the kind of research that is very easy to do for yourself. I'll give you a clue: people in Brazil speak Spanish if they have learned to speak Spanish.

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by Echoline
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in Brasil (with S ) people speak portuguese because it was colonised by Portugal. And another fact is that the capital of a Brasil in not Rio de Janeiro it is Brasilia

From a Brasilian

updated Dec 15, 2010
posted by meunomenaoemaria
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Here is another clue: the capital of Brazil is Rio de Janeiro (river of January). And January in Spanish is "enero".

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by Bellator
Oooh - good clue!! Me gusta mucho!! - 001a2987, Oct 10, 2010
sorry, but you are wrong. The capital of Brasil is Brasilia - mediterrunio, Dec 14, 2010
It was once Rio... - pesta, Dec 14, 2010
Brazilia is a city in Distrito Federal. It was a part of the State of Goias - HolaComoEstanUds, Dec 14, 2010
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Actually in brazil you speak your native tongue and learn new languages.

updated Dec 16, 2010
posted by jturners
:O? - jturners, Dec 16, 2010
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From what I understand, Brazil (Brasil in Portuguese and Spanish) has a huge demand for Spanish teachers, so I guess it must be either very popular, or desirable.

However, I haven't had problems either understanding or getting understood by Brazilian people, provided that we all keep the speed, the pronunciation and the slang under control.

updated Dec 15, 2010
posted by lazarus1907
It might not be such a walk in the park in Portugal. - Pibosan, Dec 15, 2010
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I have a couple of friends living in Brazil and they speak Spanish. They also speak English and they are learning Portughese.

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by mediterrunio
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You can find the information that you are looking for here: World Factbook

updated Oct 10, 2010
posted by Izanoni1