- Though not all of them are fluent, about 5% of Brazilians do speak some English. English is one of the languages spoken in Brazil, albeit it is not frequently used.
- Today, there are over one million people of Japanese descent living in the country. Spanish and Italian are both the languages of Brazil.
- There are a total of 228 languages spoken throughout Brazil. Many of those are the languages of Indigenous people.
- Apart from these three languages, there are also several indigenous languages that are still spoken in different regions of Brazil.
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- However, there is over 210 indigenous languages, European languages and Asian languages that are spoken in Brazil.
- Have you already booked a holiday in Rio de Janeiro but don't know what language is spoken in Brazil? ... Official language of Brazil.
- Discover the rich tapestry of languages spoken in Brazil. From Portuguese as the official language to indigenous tongues, explore the language.
- Brazil’s Immigrant Enclaves. Just because 99 percent of Brazilians speak Portuguese doesn’t mean they don’t have any other languages up their sleeves.