Spanish in Brazil?
Wednesday June 25, 2003
No, the language of Brazil is Portuguese, or at least a variation of it. But apparently Brazilians are increasingly learning Spanish as a second language. Join the discussion with a South American who cares in our forum, and if you're really interested in the subject, you might try reading this somewhat dated scholarly Spanish-language article, El español en Brasil.
Comments
You are wrong. The second language of Brazil is the english. We neither have spanish classes on school. And portuguese is not a variation of spanish. They are different languages.
Tiago get a clue.The fact is that Spanish is nowadays widely spoken in Brazil-I know it cause I have been there long time,and also my girlfriend is from Brazil and she Speaks Portuguese,Spanish and English.
The reason for this is that Mercosur(its sort of like EU)
But who cares lol,must go sleep,nn