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**stunnyravytal** · 06-06-2012, 02:17 AM

The don't speak Spanish in Brazil.

I said Latin America though

(Brazil is a part of Latin america but not Hispanoamerica). But them being more powerful economically than before is mainly due to sheer size in combination with doing better. Per capita I don't think the difference is all that big compared to other countries in the region.

06-06-2012, 02:17 AM	#8
stunnyravytal Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 592 Senior Member	The don't speak Spanish in Brazil. I said Latin America though (Brazil is a part of Latin america but not Hispanoamerica). But them being more powerful economically than before is mainly due to sheer size in combination with doing better. Per capita I don't think the difference is all that big compared to other countries in the region.
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