Aerial panoramic view of São Paulo skyline at golden hour

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Translators in Brazil

Translators in Brazil, city by city

1030 translators in Brazil, in 12 cities. São Paulo (763), Porto Alegre (118) and Rio de Janeiro (90) hold 94% of them between them.

1,030translators
12cities
19languages
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Showing all 12 cities.

Cities1030 in 12 cities

Aerial panoramic view of São Paulo skyline at golden hourSão PauloBrazil763translatorsOf all translators in Brazil763 of 103074% Sunset over the Guaiba waterfront in Porto Alegre, with the city skyline and the Beira-Rio stadium across the calm water and cyclists on the riverside promenadePorto AlegreBrazil118translatorsOf all translators in Brazil118 of 103011% Rio de Janeiro seen from Corcovado, with Botafogo bay, the boat-filled cove and Sugarloaf Mountain rising over Guanabara BayRio de JaneiroBrazil90translatorsOf all translators in Brazil90 of 10309% Aerial panorama of Belo Horizonte with a park lake in the foreground and dense downtown high-risesBelo HorizonteBrazil40translatorsOf all translators in Brazil40 of 10304% The white bowl and dome of the National Congress designed by Oscar Niemeyer, with its twin towers and reflecting pool under a bright cloudy sky in BrasiliaBrasíliaBrazil6translatorsOf all translators in Brazil6 of 10301% Curitiba skyline of residential towers with a transit station and green space in the foregroundCuritibaBrazil4translatorsOf all translators in Brazil4 of 10300% Encanta Moca cable-stayed bridge with Recife city skyline in the backgroundRecifeBrazil3translatorsOf all translators in Brazil3 of 10300% The historic centre of Joao Pessoa from the air, with the mangrove river behindJoao PessoaBrazil2translatorsOf all translators in Brazil2 of 10300% Campo Grande along Avenida Afonso Pena from the airCampo GrandeBrazil1translatorOf all translators in Brazil1 of 10300% Fortaleza waterfront with the beach, moored fishing boats and the downtown skylineFortalezaBrazil1translatorOf all translators in Brazil1 of 10300% A steep cobbled colonial street in Ouro Preto lined with white baroque houses trimmed in red, blue and green, a wrought-iron street lamp overhead under a clear blue skyOuro PretoBrazil1translatorOf all translators in Brazil1 of 10300% Aerial panorama of Salvador, Bahia, showing Farol da Barra lighthouse and fort on the peninsula with the city skyline behindSalvadorBrazil1translatorOf all translators in Brazil1 of 10300%

By language

6 languages are recorded often enough in Brazil to have a page of its own.

Where these came from

These translators come from 7 sources, led by JUCESP, the São Paulo state commercial board (753), the Junta Comercial, Industrial e Serviços do Rio Grande do Sul (JucisRS) (117) and the Junta Comercial do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (JUCERJA) (86).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many translators does this page cover in Brazil?
1030, across 12 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.
Which city in Brazil has the most?
São Paulo, with 763. São Paulo (763), Porto Alegre (118) and Rio de Janeiro (90) together hold 94% of what we list in the country.
Are these the only translators in Brazil?
No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody practises there.