slavs don't have accent when speaking portuguese.

to be honest portuguese sounds a bit like russian

it's just a coincidence probably

>>73052929
She spoke perfect Portuguese just like my own accent from Rio, flawless. Pretty impressive, even considering phonetical similarities between Portuguese and Russian.

>>73052840

does this sound like portuguese?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdXFFp3m0Jo

>>73052929
Not brazilian portuguese tho

>>73054635
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uEu4hLN0Zc&list=PLB2D4210F3ED9ED33
yeah a bit actually

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>>73054635
Yes, I can even understand him saying "Neymar e Tite" 0:51.

6th WC for Brazil confirmed by Serbs

>>73053154
>accent from Rio
>flawless
Nice oxymoron.

>>73052840
Moving to Brazil as we speak here

>>73052840
Sample size of 1 cannot infer an entire population

>>73055483
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my996vMLlZw
It's true.

Slavs and Finnics are the only language-groups that default to sounding Euro-Portuguese.

Everyone else either sounds more Brazilian, or like nothing at all, like Anglos speaking Spanish and putting diphthongs everywhere.

>>73056026
This isn't true tho.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyxooBZsb6s

>>73056202
I meant, when contextlessly pronouncing some words from a paper or something.

Fully learning it will make you just get your teacher/school's accent, though, won't it?

>>73056277
>pronouncing some words from a paper or something.
Not necessarily, watch >>73055732 for example.

>>73056381
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_d6A12bbgU

portuguese sounds like slavic. think its polish or russian when hearing it.

>>73052840
Slavistan and Moortugal - a match made in heaven.