Imagine if Spain would join to Portugal

beatha bitch   Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:42 am GMT
Beatha you're disgusting, please stop writing your "underdeveloped" opinions in this thread. Go to hell. I'm not portuguese though. I'd like to remind you that this is a language forum.
Jorge de la Vega   Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:23 am GMT
Hola, soy un maricón irremediable. Me gusta chupar vergas mucho, todos los días si es posible. Me gusta la sensación de recibir plenamente en la cara un chorro de esperma caliente cuya blancura me hace temblar de regocijo.
Guest   Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:59 pm GMT
<<It is also well in Spain, where the services provided by the government and the economy in general, even in crisis, are better than those of Portugal. >>

Healtcare in Spain is good, but is facing a severe problem worse than the crisis. if you go to a hospital in Spain you will find it collapsed by inmigrants . It's good that healthcare is for free in Spain, but it should be so only for ethnic Spaniards, not for blacks, moroccoans and such. It this situation continues then I prefer private healthcare for everyone like in USA.
wrsdfs   Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:37 am GMT
president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva signed into law a bill making the teaching of Spanish mandatory in all high
schools. Educational institutes, both public and private, will have five years to comply.

The new law on Spanish <a href='http://www.ottawaescort.com'>ottawa escort</a> teaching was authored by Federal Deputy Átila Lira from the PSDB party of Piauí and was
passed by the National Congress in July. >>
wrsdfs   Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:37 am GMT
president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva signed into law a bill making the teaching of Spanish mandatory in all high
schools. Educational institutes, both public and private, will have five years to comply.

The new law on Spanish <a href='http://www.ottawaescort.com'>ottawa escort</a> teaching was authored by Federal Deputy Átila Lira from the PSDB party of Piauí and was
passed by the National Congress in July. >>
matko   Fri Apr 24, 2009 8:18 pm GMT
I don't think Brazilians will never speak Spanish properly They will keep speaking portunol, the two languages are very similar and it's quite easy to mix them, particularly the syntax
Guest   Fri Apr 24, 2009 8:21 pm GMT
In fact learning Spanish for a Brazilian can be reduced to the few differences between Spanish and their language. Mostly vocabulary and different phonetics.
Harman   Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:12 am GMT
Adrian Tue Apr 21, 2009 1:35 am GMT
From a language point of view, Spain and Portugal need to put their past hatreds behind them and forge a united front against the Chinese Mandarin juggernaut. Together Spanish and Portugese should be stronger than Mandain.

I agree with Adrian, Chinese, Arabic or English can erase easily spanish and portuguese from the world next centuries if they are not united.
Spanish and Portuguese should join (with ample time, perhaps 3 generation) into a standard lenguage to survive because they are brother lenguages and they are very closed lenguages, nearly the same lenguage in case brazilian portuguese and american spanish.
In fact all latin lenguages should join,to surviver, but as you can see in this forum is quite impossible an agreement.

Long life to neo-latin.
Harman   Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:17 am GMT
Adrian Tue Apr 21, 2009 1:35 am GMT
From a language point of view, Spain and Portugal need to put their past hatreds behind them and forge a united front against the Chinese Mandarin juggernaut. Together Spanish and Portugese should be stronger than Mandain.

I agree with Adrian, Chinese, Arabic or English can erase easily spanish and portuguese from the world next centuries if they are not united.
Spanish and Portuguese should join (with ample time, perhaps 3 generation) into a standard lenguage to survive because they are brother lenguages and they are very closed lenguages, nearly the same lenguage in case brazilian portuguese and american spanish.
In fact all latin lenguages should join,to surviver, but as you can see in this forum is quite impossible an agreement.

Long life to neo-latin.
heart   Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:54 am GMT
All latin languages will survive, don't worry! This topic is absurd!
Rui   Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:54 pm GMT
Beatha   Mon Apr 27, 2009 5:12 pm GMT
Rui is no use trying to convince me to understand a reality that i already know! I mean your country. Your country is not and will never be as good as Spain, see this lika a constructive criticism, not derogatory.


Visit Madrid and Lisbon, and tell me how different that cities are!
Beatha   Mon Apr 27, 2009 5:17 pm GMT
rep   Mon Apr 27, 2009 5:47 pm GMT
Leonese and Mirandese languages are between Castilian and Portuguese:
Portuguese:
Muitas línguas têm orgulho dos seus pergaminhos antigos, da literatura escrita há centenas de anos e de escritores muito famosos, hoje bandeiras dessas línguas. Mas há outras que não podem ter orgulho de nada disso, como é o caso da língua mirandesa.
Leonese:
Muitas llinguas tien arguyu de los sous pergaminos antiguos, de la lliteratura escrita van cientos d'annos y d'escritores bien famosos; guei bandeiras d'eisas llinguas. Peru hai outras que nun pueden tener arguyu de nada d'eisu, cumu ye'l casu de la llingua mirandesa
Mirandese:
Muitas lhénguas ténen proua de ls sous pergaminos antigos, de la lhiteratura screbida hai cientos d"anhos i de scritores hai muito afamados, hoije bandeiras dessas lhénguas. Mas outras hai que nun puoden tener proua de nada desso, cumo ye l causo de la lhéngua mirandesa.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirandese_language
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonese_language
Guest   Mon Apr 27, 2009 7:12 pm GMT
El leonés, o mirandés, se parece mucho más al castellano que al portugués.