Are Brazilian people friendly?

A2A. On both of my experiences living abroad (USA and Japan), I would say that YES, Brazilians tend to be friendly and open, compared to other nationalities (generally speaking, of course). read more

The people you encounter on the many and wonderful Brazilian beaches are playful and approachable. If they stay friendly depends on you. Cariocas understand conversation as improvised contact sport. If you can handle this and get the local humor they will be friendly. read more

Brazil People - What You Might Not Know. Brazilian people are amazingly diverse and vibrant from their origin to their lifestyles. They're generous to a fault and very friendly, even to strangers. The origin of the people of Brazil is primarily Portuguese, but their history also includes African slaves and immigrants from Italy, Germany, Japan, Spain, Syria, and Lebanon. read more

Brazilians are recognised all over the world as being friendly people. That didn’t mean all Brazilians will be friendly, but once visiting Brazil, you can experience that people will do their best to well receive a foreigner. Most of the time, it’s easy to star conversation with Brazilians, even if you don’t ask for that. read more