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Portuguese is derived from Latin and originated in what is now northern Portugal. It’s spread around the world during the Portuguese colonisations of different areas. Portuguese is one of the fastest growing European languages thanks to its influence and ever growing popularity in African and South American countries expecting to rise to 335 million speakers by 2050.
Portuguese consists of two main groups of dialects, those of the Old World or Europe and those of Brazil commonly referred to European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese. These two types of Portuguese can vary considerably culturally and in terms of style, particularly with marketing materials.
Ranking by native speakers: 6th
Number of speakers worldwide: 213 million (203 Native speakers/ 10 million second language)
Officially used in: Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, East Timor, Guinea-Bissau, Macau (People's Republic of China), Mozambique, Portugal, São Tomé e Príncipe
Presence on the internet: ranked 6th in the world with 4.4% of all internet users
Translation Tips: The first step is to identifying whether European Portuguese or Brazilian Portuguese is required. Then expect a text expansion of around 15% when translating from English into Portuguese and a compression of the same amount when translating from Portuguese into English.
Literacy Rate: Brazil-91% Portugal- 93.3%
Major industries: Portugal- Manufacturing, Energy, Services. Brazil- Mining, Transport, Manufacturing.
Major Trading partners: Portugal- Germany, United Kingdom and Netherlands. Brazil- United States of America, Argentina and China
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