How many native minority languages does your country have?
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How many native minority languages does your country have?
Nolan Torres
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Blake Gutierrez
Like 50-100, i don't know. But everyone who speaks these languages also speaks Russian
Lucas Torres
What's the point of Mirandese?
Chase Gomez
>But everyone who speaks these languages also speaks Russian
same thing here with portuguese, they're mostly bilingual (to a certain degree)
Carter Diaz
Why does there need to be a point?
It's just their language
Juan Cook
>tons of indigenous languages
>french creole
>gullah
>hawaiian
>hawaiian pidgin
>pennyslvania dutch
>chinook jargon
Carter Johnson
>french creole
Louisiana?
Hudson James
youtu.be
Tener alma
Owen Collins
meant louisiana creole, sorry
Jackson Ortiz
voca.ro
What kind of Portuguese is this?
Sounds kind of slavic desu
Joshua Jenkins
Yeah I got it
I summoned the leaf
John Carter
>What kind of Portuguese is this?
Sounds like someone trying to speak EU-PT.
Lisboa accent
>Sounds kind of slavic desu
portuguese (and mirandese) are slavic languages
Thomas Jones
My eastern evropean brovther...
Julian Ortiz
Based brOvther
Luis Price
Like 20
Jaxson Jones
So does the rest of Portugal
Ainda preciso de aprender a falar mirandês, pelo menos as partes básicas
Ian Brooks
Duvido que online encontres alguma coisa de jeito desu, tens mesmo de vir cá
Cooper Nguyen
35 official languages (regional state languages), 15 more languages with some official status and like 100 more autochthonous minority languages.
Ayden Rivera
None.
Liam Reed
jesus, I kneel...
Angel Reyes
>According to the Indigenous Language Institute, there were once more than 300 indigenous languages spoken in the United States, and approximately 175 remain today.
Nolan Brooks
Damn really?
had the idea that mexico was a huge country with a ton of pre existing cultures, so 0 minority languages? in all of mexico=