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==='''[[w:Peru|Peru]]'''===
[[File:Flag of Peru.svg|thumb|left|Flag of Peru|alt=Flag of Peru]]
[[File:PER orthographic.svg|thumb|right|Peru]]
Typical food: [[w:Olluquito|Olluquito]], [[w:Pollo_a_la_Brasa|rotisserie chicken]], [[w:Guinea_pig#As_food|spicy Guinea pig]], etc. 
Language: [[w:Spanish_language|Spanish]] is spoken by 70% of Peruvians. The other languages spoken in Peru that are not official languages are [[w:Aymaran_languages|Aymara]] and [[w:Quechuan_languages|Quechua]]; Quechua is the second most widely spoken language. 
Customs: Freedom of worship is the rule in Peru, although the majority religion is Catholic, the ancient Peruvians were artisans par excellence and developed a high level of technology in this activity; music and dance have always played an important role in Peruvian society, etc.
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==='''[[w:Peru|Peru]]'''===
[[File:Flag of Peru.svg|thumb|left|Flag of Peru|alt=Flag of Peru]]
[[File:PER orthographic.svg|thumb|right|Peru]]
<u>Typical food</u>: [[w:Olluquito|Olluquito]], [[w:Pollo_a_la_Brasa|rotisserie chicken]], [[w:Guinea_pig#As_food|spicy Guinea pig]], etc.<br>
<u>Language</u>: [[w:Spanish_language|Spanish]] is spoken by 70% of Peruvians. The other languages spoken in Peru that are not official languages are [[w:Aymaran_languages|Aymara]] and [[w:Quechuan_languages|Quechua]]; Quechua is the second most widely spoken language.<br>
<u>Customs</u>: Freedom of worship is the rule in Peru, although the majority religion is Catholic, the ancient Peruvians were artisans par excellence and developed a high level of technology in this activity; music and dance have always played an important role in Peruvian society, etc.
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Peru

Bandeira da Peru

Peru

Comida típica: Olluquito, rotisserie chicken, spicy Guinea pig, etc.
Língua: Espanhol is spoken by 70% of Peruvians. The other languages spoken in Peru that are not official languages are Aymara and Quechua; Quechua is the second most widely spoken language.
Costumes: Freedom of worship is the rule in Peru, although the majority religion is Catholic, the ancient Peruvians were artisans par excellence and developed a high level of technology in this activity; music and dance have always played an important role in Peruvian society, etc.

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 [[File:PER orthographic.svg|thumb|right|Peru]]
 <u>Comida típica</u>: [[w:Olluquito|Olluquito]], [[w:Pollo_a_la_Brasa|rotisserie chicken]], [[w:Guinea_pig#As_food|spicy Guinea pig]], etc.<br>
-<u>Língua</u>: [[w:Spanish_language|Spanish]] is spoken by 70% of Peruvians. The other languages spoken in Peru that are not official languages are [[w:Aymaran_languages|Aymara]] and [[w:Quechuan_languages|Quechua]]; Quechua is the second most widely spoken language.<br>
+<u>Língua</u>: [[pt:Língua_castelhana|Espanhol]] is spoken by 70% of Peruvians. The other languages spoken in Peru that are not official languages are [[w:Aymaran_languages|Aymara]] and [[w:Quechuan_languages|Quechua]]; Quechua is the second most widely spoken language.<br>
 <u>Costumes</u>: Freedom of worship is the rule in Peru, although the majority religion is Catholic, the ancient Peruvians were artisans par excellence and developed a high level of technology in this activity; music and dance have always played an important role in Peruvian society, etc.
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