Redpill me on the difference between Portugal and Spain.
Know litterally nothing about Portugal other than that they buy fish from us.
Looks nice tho, would like to visit some time.
Redpill me on the difference between Portugal and Spain
Alexander Bennett
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Thomas Foster
Same than the difference between Germany and the Netherlands
Coming from the same common people, our political history takes place differently and that causes our language and identity to take two different tracks.
Liam Reyes
There is none, simply independent provinces.
John Perez
This desu.
Also we split the world into two: en.wikipedia.org
James Brown
NL and Germany is more a split on cause (NL mostly mercantile in nature, germany mostly imperial in nature) and culture, whereas Portugal and Spain is split on just culture.
Christopher Bennett
>(NL mostly mercantile in nature, germany mostly imperial in nature)
NL is probably as much, if not more, imperialistic than Germany.
Also, Germany literally started the Hanseatic League which is arguably the second most influential trading league.
Portugal and Spain however could be seen as mercantile expansion (Portugal) vs imperial consolidation of land (Spain) way more than NL vs Germany.
Ian Thompson
>Portugal and Spain is split on just culture
culture, geography and language, the only thing we have in common is the frontier.
Jordan Taylor
I guess our stranglehold on the market with the VOC/WIC could be called imperial but it wasn't for land. We just extorted the population for the big profits.
>Split on geography
Very true
Is there a huge difference between Portuguese and Spanish? Honestly they sound rather similar to me.
Benjamin Rogers
That's not really true. The geography is pretty much the same. Language and culture wise we're very similar too, culture being a corrupt hard catholic one with some old celtic/pagan elements, and the languages sharing 89% of their vocabulary.
Bentley Walker
That's literally the same as us vs. Spain then. We even started the Atlantic slave trade.
Chase Brown
Spanish is rather easy, Portuguese isn't
Charles Scott
estais olhando ao atlantico e nós olhando ao mediterraneo, creeme quando te digo que sim... há diferencia.
Xavier Lee
We conquered Ceuta because we were looking at the exact same place as you. In fact, we went around Africa to reach India just to circumvent and find a new way to bypass the Mediterranean that we couldn't reach.
Also, you stopped having your eyes on the Mediterranean a long time ago. Your main profit was the New World, not the Old one. Just like us with Brazil.
Colton Mitchell
And you both are complaining about your country 24/7.
Logan Evans
That's also true, nice catch.
Isaiah Rivera
that's a Latin thing
James Price
The French don't seem to do it as much.
Benjamin Cruz
They only do it in French.
Henry Lopez
os franceses nao existem, todas as bandeiras sao marroquinos ou de argelia.
Luke Parker
Hm.. Probably, yes. Except argentinians, maybe. Didn't saw them hating their own country. Maybe they're just get used to it. Or maybe they're not enough latinas.
Hudson Thomas
Whether immigrants or not, it's much more frequent to see a French saying how great Napoleon was than complaining about whoever their president is.
Tyler Carter
Thomas Carter
>have some people that magically don't look like moors
>WE WUZ GERMANIC N SHEEEIT
Kevin Robinson
Our most common Surnames and Names are all GERMANIC AND SHIIIIIIIIIIIIT because of their invasion and settlement of the peninsula.
Gómez, Ródriguez, Fernandéz, González.
These names (here at least) imply that you have WE WUZ blood in you.
Nathaniel Gray
portuguese people or spaniards don´t share genetic proximity with moors/northafrcans.
iberians genetic proximities is with other west europeans, for obvious reasons.
And we are not suebi, the same way we are not romans. Portuguese people are old euro-white stock, paleolithic (proto-celtic) and neolithic.
Ryan Myers
We do have some "Moorish" phenotype around, even if they're very rare.
Lincoln Perez
Ah yes, much better.
Ian Barnes
There is nothing like "moorsh" phenotype... this scottish guy has a "moorish" phenotype?
LMAO
btw, here you have the dominat phenotypes of Portugal, ranges from atlantid to west med.
portuguesephenotype.blogspot.com/
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Eli Murphy
My Brazillian friend showed me his Portuguese grandma and she was very Northern European looking - fair skinned with blue eyes. Portugal confirmed celto-germanic.
Zachary Young
I didn't know Norway's only crusade liberated some cities in Portugal from the saracens.
en.wikipedia.org
>They took the castle, and killed every man there, as they had refused to be christened.
Grayson James
People forget that iberia was a playground for crusaders from north to south and basically any Larper in the courts of scandinavia
Nicholas Cox
>the town of Santiago de Compostela (Jakobsland)
That's so cool. Learning the name of a city in another language like this.
Jacob Clark
we are not germanic.
We may have some germanic input, put overall it is smaller than the atlanto.med one.
If we see,the peoples worldwide, more closest to portuguese and spaniards genetically, germans are in the 7ºplace, first you have north-italians, french, cornish(south-english), austrians...
Mason Price
has can you see, moors are not even in the top 30, that "moor" meme is a complete joke.
Brayden Price
One is a third world poor shithole
The other is Portugal
Adrian Miller
>Tordesillas
Sound yummy
Brandon Reyes
Their women have moustache, they sell towels and they want become part of Spain. That's basically Portugal.
Dominic Lopez
Only on the retarded antrophoras as The Apricity or Skadi etc.
In reality they're not ''moor'' nor ''germanic'' lol, they're simply Spain and Portugal with the usual phenotypical range you can find in every populated southern or south/western european country (as us and France)
Asher Wood
sure, sure, are you projecting you panchito moustaches in our women?
Luis Taylor
Latin political union when?
William Torres
Portugal is actually Southern Galicia. Few know this.
Aaron Phillips
Portugal is Spain but the Portuguese are not Spaniards because they do not deserve to be part of our glorious master race. They are nothing but a bunch of smelly scum descendents or Moorish traitors and Marranos. Inbred pigs that do not deserve to live on the Iberian Peninsula, they should live on ships at the sea or return to Africa.
Sebastian Green
Spain is Iberia but the Spanish are not Iberians because they do not deserve to be part of our glorious master race. They are nothing but a bunch of smelly scum descendents or Moorish traitors and Marranos. Inbred pigs that do not deserve to live on the Iberian Peninsula, they should live on ships at the sea or return to Africa. We should literally build a wall to keep these disgusting chicanos out.
Gavin Torres
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Eli Bell
Fucking inpure moorish scum.
Bow down to our Suebi-celti race
Nathaniel Roberts
>Spain is Iberia but the Spanish are not Iberians because they do not deserve to be part of our glorious master race
Ian Rivera
Shut the fuck up flamenco andalusian
Henry Sullivan
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Camden Long
It's just banter mate. Jesus.
Ayden Cruz
>Redpill me on the difference between Portugal and Spain.
Well, not a big difference, but we are 2 nations, with differente languages.
We fought together to expell the muslims, and then we separated the world in 2 for us.
we are bro tier, but spanish tend to be a little more loud then us, we tend to be more melancholic and poetic.
Michael Jones
that would a festival of corruption
Anthony Flores
corruption probs are not high in iberian peninsula, eastern europe is much more.
but what a hell a colombian know about it..nothing
Isaac Ramirez
I wouldn't be that hard.
Italy Spain France and Portugal ? Sure it would a little too much favors for friends, but it wouldn't be that high.
Italy is the worst but it can be managed, I think.
Levi Foster
You think incorrectly. You have no idea of the kind of shit they have going on in Napoles.
Asher Clark
>Norway
>Very clean
kek
Sebastian Rodriguez
the difference is that portuguese people are much more educated, beautiful and civilized than spanish people
portugal is one of the best countries on earth while spain is not even close to it
Bentley Price
i wonder who's behind this post
Adrian Watson
>the difference is that portuguese people are much more educated, beautiful and civilized than spanish people
>portugal is one of the best countries on earth while spain is not even close to it
Brasil superpoder 2022!!!
Jayden Ortiz
Genetically we're the same shit. Culturally, not so much.
My totally unbiased review with some non-mentioned exceptions, of course:
>Spaniards:
Loud
Sound like low-IQ retards with a toothpick across their mouths
Affable, but a bit arrogant
Happy-go-lucky (actually miserable)
Prone to infighting, fragmentation and civil war
Lost all colonies who broke into dozens
Warm hot weather, low precipitation
Like to eat
Put tomato and garlic on everything.
Eat tons of meat
Very artistic, but not very pragmatic.
>Portuguese (Galician-bros included):
Quiet
Sound like drunk retards with potatoes on their mouths
Reserved, but with decent hospitality
Miserable (actually miserable)
Do not enjoy fighting each other and mostly work towards the same goal (even if it sucks)
Brazil stayed together and gained independence relatively peacefully
Like to drink
Use more than one spice thanks to glorious WE WUZ empire
Eat tons of fish/seafood
Very pragmatic, but not particularly artistic (except song and literature)
Leo Bennett
Don't forget we're suebi
Nathaniel Stewart
Eh. We're not any more Suebi than they are Visigoths. Our accent is, though.
Christian Thomas
Honestly, you should listen to some Breton or Gaelic, because our accent sounds a whole lot more like that to me.
John Gonzalez
>i-i-i swear guys, w-we are germanic
Cooper King
I just said we're Celtic.
Robert Cruz
It's hard to imagine that a Celtic accent would last both the Roman and the Moor conquests, but I guess it'd only have to hold up until 1250 when the last populacional shift occurred.
There's also the possibility that it simply developed on it's own due to isolation, I guess.
Charles Hall
It's not that hard to imagine that considering no big amount of the population was really displaced during those conquests. Anyway our accent comes from the North, can you imagine what other accents there must've been before the Muslim Invasions? I think that's so interesting.
Kayden Myers
people didn´t change their accent, lusitanians and all other indo-european tribes, just started to speak the latin, 90% of our language comes from latin.
Jonathan Watson
But they spoke it with an accent, which is where the different varities of vulgar Latin came from.
Landon Myers
Not just the accent. Every romance language is basically a latin creole.
And not from the same version of Latin either. Portuguese/Galician took a lot from ecclesiastic latin, for example.
Evan Foster
I didn't know that. Can you give me some examples?
Isaiah Wilson
The more common one is how we don't use the Roman names for days, because priests (one in particular I don't remember) didn't either.
Instead we count fairs from Sabbath (the old holy day before Sunday).
Matthew Jenkins
Yes I know we use the papal system for our weekdays. But in Galicia they don't, I don't think.
Camden Allen
But that's later Castilian influence. If they don't now, at least they did then.