>Portuguese
Meme languages
>Meme Languages
Ĉu mi bonvenas ĉe tiu ĉi fadeno?
I'm sorry I don't speak any Bantu languages famalam
lol
ah yes
>get "dos"
>put an "i" in it
>now it's portuguese
if americans were isolated from english for centuries their language would change from england's
that's portuguese language
more like
>get "dois"
>remove an "i"
>now it's "castillian"
English and japanese are the only two meme languages.
How do we isolate ourselves from our language
This post makes no sense and you should honestly delete it
Is Russian hard to learn?
Portugese should be called Brazillian tbqh since they are irrelevant.
basque
>galician
nobody speaks galician properly anymore,it's just people speaking galician with an castillian/spanish accent.
Proper galician should be spoken with a portuguese accent
>Dumb spanish-speakers STILL dont know our language is older than theirs
Même is literally a word here.
>Proper galician should be spoken with a portuguese accent
>portuguese accent
absolutely disgusting
>get "merda"
>put an "i" in it
>now it's Spanish
Goes both ways. I think you do it more than us.
That's how it was before Franco, though.
Cornish, because it's more Breton than Cornish
and it wasn't even unique to Cornwall
He said, in American
According to whom and how did Franco change the accent of the people?
I meant that Galician was closer to Portuguese before he tried to put everyone talking Castilian, butchering it.
Although we deviated from it first, they were still closer to us than to Castille, language and accent-wise.
There are roughly 215 million native speakers. I wouldn't call Portuguese a meme language. In comparison there are only 90 million German speakers
>get any portuguese word
>add random letters and maybe switch a few ones
>now it's spanish
merda -> mierda
qualquer -> qualquier
quem -> quien
depois -> despues
então -> entonces
amanhã -> mañana
epic
portuguese isn't even descended from castillian you dumb moor
>I meant that Galician was closer to Portuguese before he tried to put everyone talking Castilian, butchering it.
Franco has nothing to do with that but 800 years of being different entities. And people started speaking castilian because galician is irrelevant and only useful to speak with cows.
>>Franco has nothing to do with that but 800 years of being different entities.
Mate, are you seriously arguing agasint the fact that it sounded a lot closer to Portuguese than Castilian before Franco, despite it's useful/uselessness?
what do you think of amos yee
ur dumb af
especialy considering you live in a country with 5 different official languages