>Iberian languages imported and still use the exclamation "inshallah"
Iberian languages imported and still use the exclamation "inshallah"
Angel Foster
Austin Hall
>and still use
That's false cleyton, only "se deus quiser" is still used Mr uéliton macaco
Christopher Nguyen
"Ojalá" is used all the time here
Levi Butler
i never use ojala because i know it's muslim
Dylan Allen
É "oxalá", burrões.
Jayden Bennett
I've seen Spaniards using ojalá and I will not take an account of any single flag in here that a Portuguese equivalent is not used in Portugal since it exists here.
Christian Reed
>Iberian languages
Neither Catalan nor Galician nor Basque have that
Eli Kelly
yeah but OP implied that it's still used here too which it isn't
Jack Richardson
Oxala is not used you dumb gorilla monkey
Adam Morris
Look at their anger. They're clearly frustrated. What are they hiding?
Joseph Green
>it exists here therefor the same is true for Portugal
Stop being retarded, it's not used monkey
Lincoln Lopez
>UUUUUUUUH UUUUUUUUH
>AAAAAAAAH AAAAAAAAH
Thomas Torres
t. Alberto Barbosa
Andrew Moore
Nathaniel Hill
keep seething, it's still not used
Adam Evans
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Charles Flores
I learn Ojala means si allaah quiere :O
Logan Peterson
African Brazilians say “oxalá” and claim this is an African “expression” top kek, when I tried to remove this from Portuguese Wikipedia I was accused of being an extremist
Jackson Ramirez
>still use
No we don't retard
Adrian Bell
>Finns still pay debt to the Swedish crown
Isaac Reed
we don’t use it you dumb gorilla ape when will you get this through your retarded monkey skull