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So... the Portuguese in Brazil is a certain dialect?
Then the dialect spoken in Portugal itself, that's considered standard?
What other countries speak the standard Portuguese?

Well. . .I'd almost compare Brazilian Portugese to Portugal Porgtugese to American English being different from British English. I'm not sure if that's right though.

Karin if you want ot learn portuguese me and my cuz would b glad to help.

And no, afrikaans does not derive from german, read what wrote.

As for portuguese and brazilian portuguese, it's like comparing american english with australian english (and still not enough to show the grammar differences).

Potuguese in Portugal is the standart language, in Brazil they speak a version that evolved slightly different (still has the more arcaic traits but also adopted some foreign traits). Brazilians may have some trouble understand the portuguese in a grammar issue or two but the portuguese will always understand the brazilians perfectly.

Other countries that speak portuguese (remenants from the old colonies) are Angola and Mozambique (Africa) with their own slight native mixes, Timor (close to Indonesia), Macau (a city in in China, though mandarin and cantonese or the native languages), some Indian provinces still use portuguese (Goa and Calcuta for example), etc....

Hi there!
I never saw my name so many times in a forum!
I'm AnitaGuida and I'm Tenshis' cousin, nice to meet you all!
I would love to help any of you interested in learn portuguese!

Se "filho de peixe sabe nadar" então filha, sobrinha, afilhada e neta de professores de português saberá ensinar!

Actulay i don't think is a very easy language, but i think it's funny ^^ and i also think that those who speak it have great facilities to learn the other. Do you agree cousin?

Learn the other what? I'd love to try to learn it!

º-Tenshi_Karasu-º wrote:Potuguese in Portugal is the standart language, in Brazil they speak a version that evolved slightly different (still has the more arcaic traits but also adopted some foreign traits). Brazilians may have some trouble understand the portuguese in a grammar issue or two but the portuguese will always understand the brazilians perfectly.

You're right XD
Sometimes it's hard for me to understand Portugal's portuguese XDD

AnitaGuida wrote:Se "filho de peixe sabe nadar" então filha, sobrinha, afilhada e neta de professores de português saberá ensinar!

Actulay i don't think is a very easy language, but i think it's funny ^^ and i also think that those who speak it have great facilities to learn the other. Do you agree cousin?

Hahaha.. "Se filho de peixe sabe nadar então filha, sobrinha, afilhada e neta de professores de português saberá ensinar"... <~tô rindo disso até agora XDD

I think portuguese is a really hard language. I agree with we have great facilities to learn the other languages! XDDD

A propósito, olá! ^^ XD

Hi Karin! Hi Rin!

I meant the other languages Karin, I'm sorry my English isn't as good as i wished it to be. Anyway you can count on my help; actually it's been one of my dreams to teach Portuguese (informally of course)!


I'm glad you agree with me Rin! I see you liked that expression! XD

hehehe... it's ok XD
I'm not pretty good to teach portuguese XD I had to teach my japanese teacher what "quase" ("almost") was. o____o' XDD
It was one of the most difficult things I've ever done XDD

Rin wrote:hehehe... it's ok XD
I'm not pretty good to teach portuguese XD I had to teach my japanese teacher what "quase" ("almost") was. o____o' XDD
It was one of the most difficult things I've ever done XDD

LOL, there really are some strange teachers but I hope I won't become one of those


ps- Btw, I dind't mean you Rin! o.o

Btw, I dind't mean you Rin! o.o

LOL, yeah it is a hard language and it does make learning other languages easy XD (especially latin based ones). It's also a pretty interesting language.

XDD You are sooooo right Anita with that expression of yours! Pity I'm not that good of a teacher :/ kinda...lol

Don't say that Tenshi! It's not true ^^

*feeling left out* um...well, I think german is a hard language too but after 3 years at a steady pace I think I get it so hopefully I can learn Portugese too!

Sorry Karin, don't fell left out!

You know German o.o mmmm I think it's a hard one mmmm I know about 4 words in that language

I just know Portuguese, some Spanish (every Portuguese can), some French (we have no choice to learn it), English (we have no choice here to) and I'm learning Japanese thanks to a certain person *cough*Tenshi*cough*

So you have to learn both French and English? No choice? Damn, wish I lived there! You also know some spanish! Here, at my school, we have a choice of german, french, or spanish, there's not enough room in your schedule for all 3. so wtf?

In my time you had a choice between French and English in the fifth grade (most of the times the school picked for us because of the teachers they had), in the seventh grade we have both of them and no choice at all, in the tenth it's your choice until the 11th. Now kids start learning English from 3rd no matter what!!
The are some schools now that have Spanish too, but there isn't many teachers yet, and it's easy for us to know, it has the same basis, as Tenshi was saying, it's easy for us to learn languages based on Latin.
Here in Portugal I would say that 30/40% of the anime is dubbed in Portuguese, 10% is Japanese or English and the rest of it is all in Spanish, so people is very used to it. Though there are subs we don't really need them most of the time.