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What languages are popular in Brazil?
Are there any statistics?
Aside from the obvious favorites like Spanish and English... what are he positions of French, German, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, etc? Last year was the year of France, so I'm thinking that French is a strong third. Is it?
>>Last year was the year of France, so I'm thinking that French is a strong third. Is it?
No. The first three languages are: 1.Spanish 2.Argentinian 3.Mexican
Dont listen
English Italian/Spanish French ps. dont listen to Franco. He is the clown of the spanish court of this forum
Los brasileños no aprenden idiomas. Bailan desnudos en la calle y hacen el amor con travestís en la playa. Nada más.
La lengua más popular en Brasil és la mía, especialmente cuando está alrededor de la polla de mis amantes brasileños negros.
English is the most popular, then followed by the ignorant ones who choose spanish because it is the easiest language for us to learn by far. No challenge
The easiest language to learn for the Brazilians is Portuguese yet they don't speak it properly so don't underestimate dificulty of Spanish.
English and then Spanish, are by far the most important, especially for business-minded people in Brazil.
Italian would be the third. Further down the scale, you would have French (which used to be the foreign language taught in schools in my parents' time), German and Japanese, especially among "ethnics". Bu these are mostly learned for "recreational" purposes, or by people bent on immigrating to a country that speaks said language. There's a growing interest in Chinese, again in business circles.
I heard many Brazilians respond in interview in French rather than in English and never in Spanish therefore French is as popu;ar as English and more popular than Spanish.
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