Brazilian people
Brazilians
Brasileiros
| Total population |
|
c. 207,556,571 (2015 estimate)
|
| Regions with significant populations |
 Brazil 190,755,799(2010 Census)
204,450,649(2015 estimate)
|
 United States
|
113,716 |
 Japan
|
479,649 |
 Paraguay
|
349,842 |
 Portugal
|
166,775 |
 Spain
|
128,638 |
 United Kingdom
|
120,000 |
 Germany
|
482,000-1,100,000 |
 Switzerland
|
81,000 |
 France
|
70,000 |
 Italy
|
69,000 |
 Belgium
|
48,000 |
 Argentina
|
47,045 |
 Canada
|
39,300 |
|
French Guiana
|
38,700 |
 Bolivia
|
28,546 |
 Australia
|
27,000 |
 Netherlands
|
21,948 |
| Other countries |
211,063 |
| Languages |
|
Portuguese (99.5%)
Indigenous languages (0.082%)
High German languages (Moselle Franconian Hunsrückisch, Luxembourgish, Swabian, Bavarian, Austrian, Allemanic) and Low German language (Pomeranian, Plautdietsch and Westphalian) (Bilingualism 1.94%, co-official status).
Venetian or Talian (1.49%)
Polish (0.29%)
Ukrainian (0.14%)
Dutch (0.041%)
Castilian (0.22%)
French (0.1457%)
Lithuanian (0.04%)
Norwegian (0.027%)
Russian (0.02%)
Arabic and Turoyo (Aramaic) (0.07%)
Japanese (0.197%)
Korean (0.0396%)
Chinese (0.13%)
Yiddish High German (0.038%)
Hebrew (0.044%)
Native English speakers (0.2007%)
English as a second or foreign additional language (6.7%) |
| Religion |
|
Christian majority: Roman Catholicism 64% (nominal, culturally Christian, nonpractising lapsed Catholics included), Protestantism 22%, other Christians: Orthodox Church, Mormonism, Jehovah Witnesses, Brazilian Catholics
Irreligion, Deism, Agnosticism and Atheism: 9.0%
minorities: Kardecism, Buddhism and other Oriental philosophies (Shinto and Shinto-derived Japanese new religions, Korean Confucianism), Judaism, African tradition religions (Umbanda) and Islam
|
| Related ethnic groups |
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Latin Americans • Portuguese • West/Central Africans • Indigenous peoples • Italians • Spaniards • Germans • Polish • Dutch • French • Lithuanians • Norwegians • Ukrainians • Brasiguayos • Other Lusophone peoples • Other Europeans • Japanese • Arabs • Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews
|
Portuguese (99.5%)
Indigenous languages (0.082%)
High German languages (Moselle Franconian Hunsrückisch, Luxembourgish, Swabian, Bavarian, Austrian, Allemanic) and Low German language (Pomeranian, Plautdietsch and Westphalian) (Bilingualism 1.94%, co-official status).
Venetian or Talian (1.49%)
Polish (0.29%)
Ukrainian (0.14%)
Dutch (0.041%)
Castilian (0.22%)
French (0.1457%)
Lithuanian (0.04%)
Norwegian (0.027%)
Russian (0.02%)
Arabic and Turoyo (Aramaic) (0.07%)
Japanese (0.197%)
Korean (0.0396%)
Chinese (0.13%)
Yiddish High German (0.038%)
Hebrew (0.044%)
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