>ojalá
Ojalá
John Perry
Jonathan Kelly
25% of Spanish language has arab roots, Tugas has also , they were here and we r in the border
pt.wikipedia.org
Gabriel Evans
Oxalá is only used in the south and even a Jorge Jesus was called moor in the North.
Portugal is a unique country for racism, its just so confy racism
Adrian Green
>almohada
Nolan Flores
>cojín
Alexander Thomas
>arroz
Lucas King
>ajedrez
>alhaja
>almorrana
Grayson Nguyen
>limón
Dylan Thompson
...
Josiah Sanchez
there are 435.000 words in the portuguese language.
these don't make up 0.5%
Joseph Ward
>in the bus
>a med girl is talking to someone on her phone
>it's not french, it sounds weird and non-indo-european
>can't tell if it's arabic, portuguese or spanish
Owen Flores
Those languages don't sound similar at all.
Samuel Hall
Some of her sounds sounded kinda spanish but overall, it was too pleasant to be arabic.
Bentley Green
Hebrew?
Cooper Miller
rich coming from a moorzilian
Henry Harris
>alcampo
Leo White
>altoke
Nolan Jones
Doesn't this mean to wish? Isn't there some weird conjugation that only applies to this word?
Bentley Brooks
It means literally "I wish".
No conjugation for this one though.
Lincoln Butler
"Oxalá" is "hopefully"
We don't use it desu,we say"tomara","quem dera","queira deus" "assim que Deus quiser"
Ian Ward
So?
John Watson
>conjugation
it is not a verb so you can't conjugate it
Jace Anderson
It comes from Inshallah, and it means God willing or if god wants