Wew, lad. How come there are more Pasta descendants in Brazil

>>73398466
because...more of them went to Brazil?

Wait, we have Italians?

>>73398466
Most Italians in Argentina or Brazil aren't as Italian as the ones here

They were forcefully assimilated into their societies while here, they're still a thriving community

How many Vietnamese live in Ý?

>>73398466
We count even people who are 1/64 Italian.

Are there even any famous Italian Brazilians?

>>73398466
Am I reading that right? Almost half of Argentina's population are Italian descendants?

>>73398674
Over half of your population are from the British Isles

>>73398714
Yes but I thought Argentina used to be one of Spain's colonies? They speak Spanish their don't they?

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>>73398770
In 15 years time, Buenos Aires will be the Bolivian Republic of the Rio de la Plata, just like it was the Italian republic of Rio de La Plata 60 years ago. Cultures, to be dominant -and this is irrelevant of the liberal regime or any kind of government- must constantly generate expansion of their own people, keeping alive the waves of immigrants, physically surround the civic centers of the capital near government offices, not country clubs or suburban neighborhoods outside the main cities, fill the police, the army, hospitals, public school, etc. The Italian and European decline in Buenos Aires is impressive. Italians quietly retire from sites where Amerindians arrive en masse. Back then, Italian food was the norm, and it needed not to be named as such. Now italian food equals chinese food in foreign-ness.

To occupy territory, the major cities, is a guarantee of future success. Withdrawing the country club and the suburban neighborhoods in order to not run into Amerindians is a sign of defeat and a guarantee of extinction as a national group.
The warnings were duly submitted.-

>>73398770
Yes, but their accent and some of their dishes and customs are very italian-y, at least in Buenos Aires

t. been there

KASJKASJKSAJKSAKJTHE ThE AMERINDIANS WILL PERSECUTE YOU UNTIL THE END OF YOUR DAYS AND NOT PROVE OR LEAVE YOU A DAY OF PEACE, YOUR POSSESSIONS SEIZED AND DIVIDED BETWEEN WILL THE COMMUNITY.-
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european argentine: socialism, nanny state, decadence

amerindian argentine: manchesterian capitalism, progress, commerce, culture
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you are the leftover of history, you fell back to the country club, abandones army, public hospital, police, public school

village 31=progress, happiness, carnival, work many hour

european=decadence, stagnation, sadness, absence to work
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the european element in this thread call for outside aid and is lost in his recession, falls back to suburb

the amerindian element pis in the face of the european jkakjakjakjkjakja
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the european: has no aguante, is lazy, is not useful por anything and goes walking towards the surface crack

the amerindian: works, prospers, flattens the house of the european country-club and gated community

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The AMERINDIAN: businessman, food supplier, goes to the central market with a hilux, maybe a sprinter

The European: office work, mediocre, polyester shirt

>>73398466
Any huezilian could shed some light on the influence that italians have had on their cities, society etc...

>>73398770
similar climate probably led a lot of italians to argentina. it may be a spanish colony but its influenced a lot by italy. i'm not sure but i think they celebrate some sort of italy day there

The amerindian
Is a hard worker, he triumphs with his own business and year by year grows, arriving to buy the last MB sprinter and building 4 more rooms in his house (to rent to the countrymen)

The european
Is an eternal student. Has spent 10 years studying "" "" "" "engineering" "" "" "" "" in systems and is for the only thing that comes out of your room. He constantly fights with his parents because they tell him he has to grow up and stop looking at Chinese monkeys. >>73398920

>>73398466
I wonder how hard it was for them to learn Portuguese or Spanish considering most have a hard time with English

>>73398978
All the Romance languages are virtually the same

>>73398978
I think they had an easier time considering italian and spanish are at least 50% inteligible if spoken slowly enough

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confusing thread
we call italians carcamanos because estereotypes

>>73398662
Yes, Fernanda Montenegro and Rodrigo Santoro.
Santoro made some movies in Burgerland and she is the only brazilian woman to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.

>>73398662
As a Brazilian I can name thousands of them, but most of them are just famous in Brazil really.

Maybe you've heard about Ayrton Senna, Felipe Massa, César Lattes or Adoniran Barbosa

>>73399125
>we call italians carcamanos
Only butthurt pardos call them like that. It's not even that popular anymore btw, you're just an autist who hates them for some reason.

>>73398931
São Paulo is the most populous city with Italian ancestry in the world, three Presidents of Brazil were of Italian descent, there is Italian influence on Portuguese spoken in São Paulo, football teams like Palmeiras and Cruzeiro were created by them, they helped to create new dishes that today are typically Brazilians: Galeto(from the Italian Galletto, little rooster)

Frango com Polenta (Chicken with fried Polenta)

Bife à parmegiana (a steak prepared with Parmigiano-Reggiano)

Catupiry cheese

New types of sausage like Linguiça Calabresa and Linguiça Toscana (literally Calabrian and Tuscan Sausage)

Chocotone (Panettone with chocolate chips).

>>73399526
I hate all MUH HERITAGE Brazilian. You're Brazilian and end of story.