my dear lusophone friends, is Galician closer to Northern Po

>>66397980
northern port

no idea

>>66397980
portuguese itself is the bastard version of galician and shitzillian ""portuguese"" is just badly spoken portuguese

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>>66397980
they sound like Northerners trying an horribly failing to speak Castillian

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>>66400150
>not using this dragon

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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>>66400646
Gallaecia will rise again!

>>66400646
yep, that is the right one, without arms or legs. The northern part of the peninsula was called the land of serpents by the ancient greeks for a reason

>>66397980
It sounds to me like Brazilian Portuñol with Portugal's 's', but slower. It's way easier for me to understand that than current European Portuguese, so take your own conclusions.
But I don't know how countryside Northern Portuguese sounds like, so I may be very wrong at this, maybe they don't have that slavic-like pronounce.

>>66401263
https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_da_Cova_da_Serpe

>>66397980
It's closer to Brazilian Portuguese than Spanish, but further than Portuguese from Portugal. Also they speak a few words that I've absolutely no idea about what that means.