language spoken in Brazil? GUESS!
a) Brazilian
b) Spanish
c) Portuguese
d) Indian dialects
e) African dialects
a, b, c, d or e? MAKE YOUR BETS PEOPLE!!!!! (Y)
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b) Spanish
c) Portuguese
d) Indian dialects
e) African dialects
a, b, c, d or e? MAKE YOUR BETS PEOPLE!!!!! (Y)
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micha65 | 11 January 2006 - 2:14pmC but I understand it is not quite the same as in Portugal.
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Portuguese is the official language of Brazil.
C, but brazilian variety of Portuguese. It's different from European Portuguese (which is spoken in Portugal). They are different in pronunciation and grammar.
@ radager: Yes, I am positive. Portuguese IS the official language of Brazil, but obviously it varies slightly differently from mainland Portugal.
I confirm it. We here speak Portuguese.
But as it was stated, our Portuguese differs in many words from the Portuguese spoken in Portugal.
@radager = by your logic, US should speak United Statian or American!
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But as it was stated, our Portuguese differs in many words from the Portuguese spoken in Portugal.
@radager = by your logic, US should speak United Statian or American!
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Portuguese and Indian languages
differences when they spoke...
portugalbrasil
bom dia =bom gia
de nada =ge nada
soude=souge
portugal and brasilian portuguese...i wrote like that to make people understand how do they make different pronunciation...
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portugalbrasil
bom dia =bom gia
de nada =ge nada
soude=souge
portugal and brasilian portuguese...i wrote like that to make people understand how do they make different pronunciation...
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i'd like to say ac ............um? c is better?
There are about 3 millions people in brazil who speak german as mother language.
I'd say Portuguese... brazilian protuguese...which must be Portuguese but with a Brazilian dialect, just as French and Québec
we speak Brazilian Portuguese
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We speak Portuguese in Brazil. Definitely "C": Portuguese.
But as someone said, we have a Brazilian Portuguese, that to say the least, has very little to do with nowadays Portuguese from Portugal. Thousands of different words and usages, structures, phrase patterns, not to mention pronounciation. So my second bet would be "A": Brazilian.
In Brazil, also, as someone cleverly pointed out, there are huge immigrant communities called "colonies" in southern Brazil where many don´t know or simply don´t care about Portuguese. E.g. german colonies, italian, ucranian, japanese, etc. (Was there a "none of the above" option?)
Also, as in any other country, at the borders, many people speak the languages of our neighbours. Spanish, as well as other native american (indian as we say) languages, like guarani, to cite one example. Here I have to add letters "B" and "D"! 
Apart from the above, within Brazil we do have several ways of speaking which, if not different enough to hinder communication, they are different enough to be regarded as dialects.
lack of options... 
Δανιήλ
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I thought Brazilians speak some Spanish?! 
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I thought Brazilians speak some Spanish?!
No, Brazilian dont speak Spanish...
Brazilian speak Portuguese for sure, what some people call "Brazilian Portuguese" since it has some (or lots) of differences between the Portuguese from Portugal and the Portuguese spoken in Brazil.
But that happens, the same way that American English is different from British English and so on...
its exactly C,Portuguesee...
oiee amigos / amigas ...
tudo bem ?
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Linguistics apart
I have a mere notion of Brazilian/portuguese
The way brazilian language sounds to me is like poetry
Dunnol, it has to be the way it is associated with music, maybe...
how can one not like the greeks? always talking from the heart...
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Letter b, of course!
No, i'm just kidding =~)
It's "a" and "c". Brazilian Portuguese, I'd say.
Brazilian Portuguese... too easy!
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of course Portuguese, although there are some differences from the original Portuguese that is being spoken in Portugal :-)
The official language is Portuguese, but there are more than 200 languages here.
Portugese of course, i used to serve a lot of Brazililan people where i used to work and they were such lovely, friendly warm people