What is a official language of the Portugal?

Answer 1

Portugal has 3 official Languages, being the Portuguese Language the main language. Language that is spoken by all Portuguese citizens.

In a gist the 3 official Languages in Portugal are:

1 - Portuguese Language;

2 - Mirandese Language;

3 - Portuguese Sign Language.

Mirandese is a Regional Language, meaning that even though it has an official status it is only spoken by less than 5.000 people (in Miranda do Douro region) and as a secondary language, being Portuguese their native language.

Portuguese Sign Language is used mainly by deaf people, even thought it was recognized as an official status it has.

Portuguese Language is also the official language in other 10 countries (including Brazil, Macau, Timor and Angola), which make this language to be represented officially in the 4 major Continents: Europe, Asia, Africa and America.

Answer 2

Portuguese is the name of the language that's spoken in Portugal. It's the official language. And it's the language that's the most widely known, spoken and understood. The next most commonly spoken of the native languages of Portugal is Mirandese, which is spoken in the north. There are an estimated 5,000 speakers whose only language is Mirandese. The number increases to 12,000 when census takers include those speakers who are bilingual, and therfore fluent in another language. Mirandese is recognized as an important regional language.

Answer 3

Portuguese is the official language for the 10,676,910 people who are estimated to make up the country's total population as of 2008. Co-official status is given to Mirandese, with an estimated 5,000 primary speakers, and a total 12,000 bilingual speakers, in northeastern Portugal. Mirandese may be characterized as one of the many dialects in Portugal. The linguistic map of Portuguese dialects tends to be divided geographically into southern and central, northern, northeastern, and border with Extremadura and Andalucia in Spain. The southern and centraldialects are spoken in Alentejo, Algarve, Alto-Alentejo, the Azores, Baixo-Beirao, Coimbra, Lisbon, and Madeira. Northerndialects are spoken in Braga, Porto, and Tras-os-Montes. And Barraquinho is spoken in Barrancos, on the border with Spain. An array of African languages may be known by former residents, or the descendants of residents, of the former Portuguese colonies of Angola, Cape Verde Islands, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, and Sao Tome and Principe. Chinese may be known by former residents, or the descendants of residents, of the former Portuguese colony of Macau, in China. An array of Indonesianlanguages, Dutch, and Tetum may be known by former residents, or descendants of residents, of the former Portuguese colony of East Timor. An estimated one-fourth of the population knows English. And the same percentage is estimated as knowing French. About one-tenth of the population knows Spanish. Portuguese Sign Language is used by 6,000-638,070 residents of Portugal, according to 1998 estimates. Different dialects of Romany are used by the gypsy population. Arabic, Greek, Hebrew, and Latin may be used in the respective places of worship for followers of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.

Answer 4

In Portugal they speak Portuguese, is the most beautiful language in the world it's very difficult to learn do.

Answer 5

The official language of Portugal is Portuguese. There are also many other languages in Portugal like English

Answer 6

you already answer that, portuguese... the country is called portugal

Answer 7

Portuguese Republic

Answer 8

Portuguese