Brazil

Region:	The Americas
Capital:
Population:	188,078,227
Area (sq km):	8,511,965
FIPS Country Code:	BR
ISO Country Code:	BR
GRN Office:	GravaУЇУЕes Brasil

Map of Brazil

Ragam bahasa dan dialek yang digunakan di Brazil

Daftar ini menampilkan nama-nama utama berbagai bahasa dan dialek.

Daftar ini menampilkan semua bahasa dan dialek yang dikenal dengan materi tersedia atau tidak. (Gambar speaker di depan nama bahasa menunjukkan tersedianya rekaman.)

Found 288 language names

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Aikana Recorded language

Aikana: Masaka

Aikewa

Akawoia Recorded language

Akuntsu

Amahuaca Recorded language

Amondawa

Anambe

Apalai Recorded language

Apiaka

Apinaye Recorded language

Apurina

Aramaic: Syria Recorded language

Arara

Arara, Para

Arawete

Arua Recorded language

Aruma: Amariba

Aruma: Atorada

Arutani

Asheninca Ucayali-Yurua

Assyrian Recorded language

Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: Iranian Koine

Asurini Do Tocantins Recorded language

Bakairi Recorded language

Banawa Recorded language

Baniwa Recorded language

Baniwa: Hohodene

Baniwa: Siusy-tapuya

Barasano Del Norte Recorded language

Bora Recorded language

Bora: Mirana Recorded language

Bororo Recorded language

Brazilian Sign Language

Cacua Recorded language

Cafundo Creole

CalУГ

Calo: Brazilian Calao

Canamari Recorded language

Canela: Apanjekra

Canela: Ramkokamekra Recorded language

Carapana Recorded language

Carib: Murato

Carib: Tabajari

Carib: Tyrewuju

Catalan-Valencian-Balear: Valencian

Chiripa Recorded language

Chiripa: Apapocuva

Cinta Larga

Cocama-Cocamilla: Cocama Recorded language

Cocama-Cocamilla: Cocamilla Recorded language

Cubeo Recorded language

Culina Recorded language

Curipaco Recorded language

Curipaco: Ipeka-Tapuia

Curripaco: Korripako

Curripaco: Unhun

DУЂw

Deni Recorded language

Deni: Inauini

Desano

Enawene-Nawe

Fulnio Recorded language

Gaelic, Eire Recorded language

Gaviao, Para Recorded language

Gaviao: Rondonia Recorded language

German Recorded language

Guaica Recorded language

Guaja

Guajajara Recorded language

Guajajara: Mearim

Guajajara: Pindare

Guajajara: Tembe Of Gurupi

Guajajara: Zutiua

Guanano

Guarani, Mbya Recorded language

Guarani, Mbya: Baticola

Guarani, Mbya: Tambeope

Hixkaryana Recorded language

Hunsrik

Hup Recorded language

Hupde: Nehup

Hupde: Tuhup

Iapama

Ipeka-Tapuia: Waliperi

Irantxe: Munku

Iranxe Recorded language

Italian Recorded language

Jamamadi Recorded language

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Keterangan lebih lanjut

Get more details about this country from The World Factbook.

Find out about people groups in this country from Joshua Project.

Find other materials available for languages in this country from the Minority Language Resource File.

See also the full country list and alphabetical language list.

Another reference on countries, languages and people groups is Peoplegroups.org.

Berita tentang Brazil

Well Hidden: Graci Moto, GRN Brazil team leader shares her assurance that God is our perfect hiding place.

Sharing God's love with the peoples of the Amazon: There are many impossibilities in making contact with the indigenous Indians. Our love of Christ and His command for us to go into all the world compels us to find a way.

GravacoesBrasil 3:41 mins.: God's story told in the language of the people of Brazil.

"Tell me the story again, Yawishi.": "At Xakapa's invitation, I retold the story of Elijah and the widow of Zaraphath in Spanish and then listened intently as he masterfully told the entire story to us and to his family in the Mastanawa language."

Privileged!: Jottings from the prayer journal of a Brazilian recordist telling of her recent trips.

Cultural damage or religious freedom?: "Culture is by definition dynamic, and those who see it as otherwise do not see people - they see animals on exhibit." A thought-provoking update from a Recordist in Brazil.

GravaУЇУЕes Brasil: General information, articles, news and contact details about GRN Brazil.

The Headbashers!: Hidden in the remote reaches of the Amazon rain forest in Brazil are tribal people who have never been contacted by civilization.