Why do Brazillians speak retarded Spanish instead of regular

The average Brazilian is far too stupid to understand their own language, let alone one that's clearly superior to their own.

Cuz Tordesilhas treaties bro

>>76570684
Weren't Spain and Portugal basically one country in the late 1500s-early 1600s?

CHI

>>76570734
No , Portugal is way older than Spain , Portugal is one of the oldest countries in the world, and you actually refering to castillian , in spain they speak diverse languages , castillian,galician,euskadian? and catalonian

>>76570424
we are a big snowflake

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>>76570791
> No , Portugal is way older than Spain , Portugal is one of the oldest countries in the world, and you actually refering to castillian , in spain they speak diverse languages , castillian,galician,euskadian? and catalonian

>>76570424
They don't speak Spanish, and you're retarded.

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>>76570791
>euskadian
made me chuckle
its Euskera / Basque

Brazilians are Greek unlike their Moorish subhuman neighbors.

>>76575578
Basque is fascinating! I read somewhere that Spanish sounds the way it does, because of the Basque influence on Latin during the Roman Empire. The same as French sounding very different from the rest of the Latin languages because of Gaulish (Celtic language).

I've always wanted to learn Basque.

>>76575641
>because of the Basque influence on Latin
i dont know John...
>want to learn Basque
its cool to learn about Basque facts but learnign a language spoken by less than a million people is a waste of time in all honesty

Spanish is more influenced by Visigoth and arab languages, besides evolving on its own
for example the way J and G are pronounced as a very strong H: pure arab influence

>>76575869
>J and G are pronounced as a very strong H: pure arab influence
Interesting...well it makes sense.

>>76576045
>>76575869
didn't they came to be as /x/ because they were too lazy to pronounce /ʃ/ and /ʒ/? lol it has nothing to do with arab influence

>>76573229
It's true , they have different languages/dialects