Translation: when I’m on insufferable people competence and my oponent is latinoamerican rightwing
That sounds like the right everywhere tbh
Well, yeah, but we’re brown.
Argentinians aren’t that brown …
Argentinians are insufferable regardless of political allegiance
Argentinians want to be perceived as not brown because they want to feel superior to the people with native ancestry.
Turns out when you put Italians ath the latitudes of northern Argentina… They’re brown.
Not to mention the history of Italian migrants not being treated as white due to discrimination laws(I could woord this better but meh), and how anyone south of Texas is treat like shit for being Latino…
I guess what I’m trying to say is “cierra el pico, porteño de mierda.”
Turns out when you put Italians ath the latitudes of northern Argentina… They’re brown.
They’re also brown in Italy if they actually go into the sun.
Let us not forget about their penchant for giving asylum to literal Nazi war criminals.
Tranquilicese amigo, se le va a caer el pelo de tanta envidia
only thing i undersrood here was nvidia
se le va a caer el pelo de tanta envidia
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Yeah but some of the worst right wingers I know are from this region lmao
¿Condiciones de vida aceptables? ¡AFUERA!
*sonidos de motosierra intensificando*
I am brazilian and somehow I was able to understand the Spanish. Language is fun
they have a 90% overlap. “O livre do travalo” = “el libro de trabajo”
I have no idea what “O livre do travalo” could mean, but to me “El libro de trabajo” seems like it’d be “O livro de trabalho” which means “The book of labor/work”.
Thats what I meant, I saw my Brazilian bud’s workbook several years ago, sorry I forgot the spelling.
I understand
yeah me too. but i wasn’t reading out loud so i didn’t understand derecha
and what’s even funnier is that we have a bunch more sounds than spanish, so even though most words are really similar, it’s harder for them to understand portuguese than for us to understand spanish
I had Spanish for 3 years at school and was able to understand this!
Though that’s not because of my now non-existant Spanish skills but because like half the words here exist in English.
