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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	German language	14,473
2	Russian language	12,993
3	Portuguese language	6,813
4	Languages of Brazil	746
5	Riograndenser Hunsrückisch	140
6	Riverense Portuñol language	86
7	Pomeranian (German dialect group)	76
8	Ticuna language	72
9	Nheengatu language	71
10	Arawan languages	71
11	Lanc-Patuá creole	61
12	Talian dialect	59
13	Irantxe language	37
14	Hixkaryana language	35
15	Brazilian German	35
16	Brazilian Sign Language	34
17	East Pomeranian dialect	33
18	Chapacuran languages	30
19	Aruá language	28
20	Xavante language	25
21	Nambikwara language	22
22	Katukinan languages	21
23	Kwaza language	17
24	Hup language	16
25	Cashinahua language	15
26	Zuruahá language	14
27	Munduruku language	14
28	Kakwa language	12
29	Akwáwa language	12
30	Macushi language	11
31	Mamaindê language	11
32	Terêna language	10
33	Urubú Sign Language	9
34	Sikiana language	9
35	Amahuaca language	8
36	Kanamarí language	7
37	Baenan language	7
38	Kaingang language	7
39	Dâw language	6
40	Xipaya language	less than 5 views
41	Arutani language	less than 5 views
42	Aurá language	less than 5 views
43	Karahawyana language	less than 5 views
44	Omagua dialect	less than 5 views
45	Yanam language	less than 5 views
46	Xakriabá language	less than 5 views
47	Kaiwá language	less than 5 views
48	Katawixi language	less than 5 views
49	Katukína language	less than 5 views
50	Guanano language	less than 5 views

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Subcategories

This category has the following 12 subcategories, out of 12 total.

A

[+] Arauan languages (1 C, 8 P)

C

[+] Cariban languages (10 P)
[+] Chapacuran languages (1 C, 3 P)

I

[+] Indigenous languages of Central Amazonia (2 C, 2 P)

I cont.

[+] Indigenous languages of Eastern Brazil (1 C, 6 P)
[+] Indigenous languages of Northern Amazonia (2 C, 1 P)
[+] Indigenous languages of Western Amazonia (8 C, 5 P)

M

[+] Muran languages (2 P)

P

[+] Portuguese language (18 C, 67 P)
[+] Portuñol (2 P)

T

[+] Tucanoan languages (7 P)
[+] Tupian languages (2 C, 7 P)

Pages in category "Languages of Brazil"

The following 39 pages are in this category, out of 39 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

Languages of Brazil

A

B

C

Cashinahua

E

East Pomeranian

G

H

Hup language

I

Irantxe language

K

L

Lanc-Patuá

M

Macushi language

M cont.

Munduruku language

N

P

R

Riograndenser Hunsrückisch

S

Sikiana language

T

U

Urubú Sign Language

Z

Zuruahá language

Categories: Brazilian culture | Languages of South America

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Languages of Brazil

Wikipedia Nheengatu, Guaraní (also in Paraguay), Kaingang, Nadëb, Carajá, Caribe, Tucano, Arára, Terêna, Borôro, Apalaí, Canela and many others.

Subcategories

This category has the following 10 subcategories, out of 10 total.

A

[+] Apalaí language (19)

B

[×] Brazilian Sign Language (0)

C

[+] Caló language (5)

G

[+] Guaraní language (14)

K

[+] Kadiwéu language (12)
[+] Karitiâna language (2)

O

[+] Old Tupi language (3)

P

[+] Paumarí language (11)

P cont.

[+] Pirahã language (4)
[+] Portuguese language (34)

Entries in category “Languages of Brazil”

The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.

A

Apalaí

G

Guaraní

N

Nheengatu

T

Tucano

Category: Languages of the Americas