Brazilians and Spanish-speaking Latinos: what language do you use when visiting each others' nations

[Tooting Carmen]

(1) English as a 'neutral' language.
(2) The language of the country in question.
(3) Your own language, but spoken more slowly than usual.
(4) Portunhol.

[Erronkari]

Portuguese.
I accept that I don't speak super well in that language but at least I would be in an intermediate level.
And I love their language.

[Tooting Carmen]

Portuguese.
I accept that I don't speak super well in that language but at least I would be in an intermediate level.
And I love their language.

Eu adoro o portugues do Brasil tambem.

[Mixdguy17]

Tbh a interchange between the two since I would guess peaking spanish really slowly, and them speaking portuguese slowly must be a pain in the ass if we are having a conversation, but its defiently understandable when u need to. I would say, English in a conversation or long interaction, and very slow spanish on the street. I need to learn portuguese man.

[Hawkguy]

I tend to be practically a tourist guide for gringos. When I go out with Hispanics, I want to practice Spanish. haha But we also speak in Portuguese. And sometimes when I'm speaking in Spanish some words come out in Portuguese. haha

And one funny thing when I was talking in Spanish with a Murican with Colombian roots. She forgot the pronunciation of the Spanish word and I helped her. haha

[Smaug]

Spanish, although mine is probably very rusty right now. If I failed to communicate in Spanish I’d probably shift to English.

[Annie999]

Meu portuñol es exelenchi, mais no todos los brasileiros entienden nada de lo que eu falo. Quizá meu portuñol es no tan bonitiño como eu pienso.

[Tooting Carmen]

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[HelloGuys]

No he visitado Brasil, pero usaría el español primero y si no entendieran (Cosa que dudo) usaría el inglés entonces