Ask brazilians members anything about Brazil

[Catarinense1998]

Inspired by our neighbors's thread, some brazilians members and me did decide to open a thread to you ask anything about Brazil.

Welcome!

[CostaRicaBall]

Let see....
-Germans vs italians....which ethnicity has more impact in southern Brazil?
-Spaniards vs Polish... which ethnicity has more relevance in Brazil?
-Which % in the general population can you give to pardos with a important non-portuguese yuropean contribution?(for example: a Pardo half italian, or a pardo 1/4 ukranian)

-Do you feel more closely to Argentina or Uruguay?
-Anime vs Comics.... which type of stories are more popular among the young population?
-Atheism vs non-catholic christianism... which faith is growing among the general population?
-Brasilians feel more closely to Venezuela or Colombia?
-Brasilians feel more closely to Bolivia or Perú?
-What's brasilians' opinion about abortion?
-In NATIONAL average... Brazil is more a quadroon nation or a euro-triracial nation?
-Pardas vs brancas....which are more beautiful in general terms according to brasilians' opinion?
-Do you think that in a future.... Brazil will change portugues for english?
-What's brasilians' opinion about race mixing dates and marriages?
-What's brasilian opinion about Temer's goverment?
-Who do the dubs for movies, anime, series and other type of programs.... Portugal or Brasil?

[JMack]

Let see....
-Germans vs italians....which ethnicity has more impact in southern Brazil?
-Spaniards vs Polish... which ethnicity has more relevance in Brazil?
-Which % in the general population can you give to pardos with a important non-portuguese yuropean contribution?(for example: a Pardo half italian, or a pardo 1/4 ukranian)

-Do you feel more closely to Argentina or Uruguay?
-Anime vs Comics.... which type of stories are more popular among the young population?
-Atheism vs non-catholic christianism... which faith is growing among the general population?
-Brasilians feel more closely to Venezuela or Colombia?
-Brasilians feel more closely to Bolivia or Perú?
-What's brasilians' opinion about abortion?
-In NATIONAL average... Brazil is more a quadroon nation or a euro-triracial nation?
-Pardas vs brancas....which are more beautiful in general terms according to brasilians' opinion?
-Do you think that in a future.... Brazil will change portugues for english?
-What's brasilians' opinion about race mixing dates and marriages?
-What's brasilian opinion about Temer's goverment?
-Who do the dubs for movies, anime, series and other type of programs.... Portugal or Brasil?

1- Italians, except in Santa Catarina state in which Germans or part German people are majority of the population
2- Spaniards by far
3- Depends on what you consider a ''pardo''. The border between pardos and whites is not well defined. There are self-declared pardos scoring more than 80% European and self-declares whites scoring less and even families in which almost everyone is between 70-90% European but with high phenotypical diversity.

4- None of them. But I like both countries and I'm sure they have things in common with Brazil.
5- Animes
6- None of them, evangelical Christians are the ones growing the most (unfortunately)
7- Brazilians generally don't know anything about other South American nations apart from Argentina.
8- See above.
9- They are generally anti-abortion.
10- Euro-Triracial.
11 - Depends on the definition of ''brancas'' and ''pardas'' as well.
12 - No.
13 - Depends on social class and ethnic background.
14- Most don't like him.
15- Brazil. Brazilians generally don't watch anything with Portuguese accent, it's unheard of in Brazil.

[Tigranes]

Is this accurate?

[Latinus]

Spaniards had a bigger impact in Brazil than Polish people both in the colonial period and in the last two centuries, but the impression I always had (and we have a thread about this) is that the Spanish immigration in the last two centuries is not very mentioned in Brazil, it's overshadowed by the Italian and German ones.

[JMack]

Spaniards had a bigger impact in Brazil than Polish people both in the colonial period and in the last two centuries, but the impression I always had (and we have a thread about this) is that the Spanish immigration in the last two centuries is not very mentioned in Brazil, it's overshadowed by the Italian and German ones.

Yep. Brazil received more post-independence Spanish immigration than all Hispanic American countries apart from Argentina and Cuba.
But the ''Spanish diaspora'' got dilluted quickly in Brazil, most married Brazilians of colonial background, Portuguese, Italians, Lebanese etc.

Spanish + Lebanese is even a common mix in São Paulo.

[Tooting Carmen]

Yep. Brazil received more post-independence Spanish immigration than all Hispanic American countries apart from Argentina and Cuba.
But the ''Spanish diaspora'' got dilluted quickly in Brazil, most married Brazilians of colonial background, Portuguese, Italians, Lebanese etc.

Spanish + Lebanese is even a common mix in São Paulo.

More Spanish immigrants in Brazil than in Mexico, Venezuela and Chile? Really? I also find it droll how in both Brazil and Argentina, Southern Euro descendants and Levantine descendants have intermarried to the point where they are often barely even distinguishable, whereas in Europe it is Southern Europeans who are often among the most vociferous opponents of Arab immigration (much less mixing with them).

[JMack]

More Spanish immigrants in Brazil than in Mexico, Venezuela and Chile? Really? .

Yes.

[JMack]

Also, Arabs migrating to Southern Europe are mostly SSA admixed Maghrebis who are Muslim and look very non-white for the most part. It's natural Southern Euros will not want to mix with them.

[Tooting Carmen]

-Do you think that in a future.... Brazil will change portugues for english?

Queen mother of stupid questions - Brazil is one of the most vehemently non-English speaking countries on Earth. Even in the big cities and among the wealthier classes it is very very far from universal.