Portuguese.
The primary language spoken in Rio de Janeiro is Brazilian Portuguese.
The main language in Rio and Brazil is Portuguese
Rio de Janiero is in Brazil. The language there is Portugese.
São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro. A nickname is 'A Citade Maravilhosa' the marvelous city
PortuguesePortuguese (Brazilian dialect)PortugueseBrazil is the only nation in South America that uses Portuguese as its official language. This is due to its time spent as a colony (and later independent kingdom as part of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves) of Portugal. With Rio de Janeiro being the second largest city in Brazil, Portuguese is the official language of the city. However, with the influx of immigration to Brazil in the 20th century, many immigrants brought their own languages to the city.PortugesePortuguesePortogease
Yes, English is spoken in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but it is not the primary language. Portuguese is the official language of Brazil.
The primary language spoken in Rio de Janeiro is Brazilian Portuguese.
No. The official language of Brazil is Portuguese.
The main language in Rio and Brazil is Portuguese
Rio de Janiero is in Brazil. The language there is Portugese.
it's Portuguese
The correct is RIO DE JANEIRO. The Brazil official language is Portuguese.
The Portuguese founded Rio de Janeiro
São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro. A nickname is 'A Citade Maravilhosa' the marvelous city
PortuguesePortuguese (Brazilian dialect)PortugueseBrazil is the only nation in South America that uses Portuguese as its official language. This is due to its time spent as a colony (and later independent kingdom as part of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves) of Portugal. With Rio de Janeiro being the second largest city in Brazil, Portuguese is the official language of the city. However, with the influx of immigration to Brazil in the 20th century, many immigrants brought their own languages to the city.PortugesePortuguesePortogease
Rio de Janeiro is not a language. it is a city in the country of Brazil. In this city they speak the Brazilian oficial language: Portuguese (Brazilian dialect).
Rio de Janeiro is not in the United States. Rio de Janeiro is located in Brazil, South America.