That, my friend, is a complex question. Before the portuguese came, there were a lot of indigenous people from different tribes. Then the portuguese came. The dutch and the french also had some small colonies that later became Brazilian cities. Later, africans from different countries were brought as slaves, mainly from Angola and Mozambique. Then, after slavery was abolished, europeans came looking for jobs as immigrants. This includes portuguese, Italians, Germans, polish, spanish, etc. Years after that, the Japanese, lebanese, Arabs, Korean, and other Asian and middle eastern people came along. Right now, Brazil is a great mixture, a melting pot of all these races, nationalities and ethnicities, which I would say, created the distict and diverse Brazilian people
coastal, inland, and islanders
a few groups
There are many. At least 30 different native tribes and native ethnic groups exist in Brazil.
German, Scottish, Irish.
Americans
Yes in the mainly with Groups of Indians Trib
Enthnic or Enthic Group.
it means ethnic quality or affiliation 2 : a particular etnic affiliation or group
A dialect that occurs within certain ethnic, age, socioeconomic, or social groups is called a sociolect. Sociolinguists study sociolects to understand how language variation is influenced by social factors. Sociolects can involve differences in vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and other linguistic features.
portuguese,italian, german, spanish,japenese,arab,african,indigenous people it has all of these for its social groups
Ethnic groups in Brazil Pardos: 42.6% All Country White: 49.7% All Country Black: 6.9% All Country Indigenous: 0.3% In The North Yellow: 0.5% All country
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