Dutch, Frisian, Limburgish, Dutch Low Saxon, English, Papiamento
His "country" doesnt have at least 3 local languages
Kayden Foster
Hunter Flores
>His country doesnt have at least 3 official ones
Jeremiah Reyes
sounds like old village galician, let me guess, this is from near the northern frontier of portugal
its very pleasing to hear pure galician like this with heavy accent
Camden Reed
Adam Parker
>f*nnish
>swedish
>sami
Evan Miller
You're absolutely right. So basically you can't really make a strong border between Galician and Portugese? It's the same way with Scandinavian languages too.
I saw a lot of areas in your map coloured like Galician but further south along the border Do those areas speak some kind of Portuguese? Can you understand people from there?
Lucas Hernandez
>his country doesn’t have 119 languages
I pity you
Luis Wright
>I pity you
Why?
Bentley Wood
thats olivença and some other part, i could probably understand some of it, but i really struggle when portuguese people speak fast
northern portuguese is easier since the accent is more similar to galician
example of DEEP galician accent: youtube.com
Dylan Richardson
so smol