Angolans
Luanda's native population
Angolans are people from Angola, a country on the southwestern coast of Africa.
The term covers citizens, residents, and members of the diaspora.
Angolans speak Portuguese as their official language.
Many Angolans fled the civil war that lasted from 1975 to 2002.
identity
Angolan seat of government
- BantuAfrican language family
- PortugueseOf a western Iberian nation
- capoeiraBrazilian martial dance form
- marimbaTuned bar percussion instrument
diaspora
People living outside homeland
- emigrantsPeople leaving their country
- remittancesPayments sent abroad
- PortugalIberian Peninsula republic
- BrazilLargest South American nation
Lisbon · South Africa · Namibia · repatriation · refugees · transnationalism · exile · integration
Luanda
Angolan seat of government
- BantuAfrican language family
- PortugueseOf a western Iberian nation
- capoeiraBrazilian martial dance form
expatriates
People living outside homeland
- emigrantsPeople leaving their country
- remittancesPayments sent abroad
- PortugalIberian Peninsula republic
Brazil · Lisbon · South Africa · Namibia · repatriation · refugees · transnationalism · exile · integration
Bantu
African language family
- peoplesAmericans, British, Chinese, French, Germans
- African PeoplesEgyptians, Nigerians, South Africans, Zulu, Moroccans
- LusophonePortugal, Portuguese, Portuguese language, Brazil, Brazilians
- Lusophone WorldPortugal, Brazil, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau
- Afro-PortugueseMozambicans, Lusophone Africa, Lisbon, Creole, colonial ties
- Central African PeoplesKongo, Congolese, Sara, Logo