Can Spanish Speakers understand Portuguese from Brazil while discussing Latin American Soap Operas?

[CC] English subtitles Available ⚙︎📝. Can Spanish Speakers understand Portuguese from Brazil while discussing Latin American Soap Operas?
Keep in mind that the participants of the show haven't studied the Portuguese language before so their conversation with Gui is possible thanks to the mutual intelligibility between Romance languages phenomenon only. That makes the game extra challenging. The participants couldn't see the captions while taking part in the challenge. They had to rely on understanding spoken Portuguese only. Do you recognize any of the Latin American soap operas featured in the episode? Were they big in your country? :)
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[@snowy3896]

I'm Romanian and I'm honestly surprised how easily I can follow the conversation. I do not speak either Spanish or Portuguese, but I could still 100% follow the conversation without the subtitles! Ahaha, what a pleasant surprise!

[@orquteful]

Me as a Brazilian who tried to learn a bit of romanian, I can say that I could never follow a romanian conversation without subtitles and very slow speaking!

[@BiemexBmXBG]

Amazing! I've tried listen to some Romanian podcasts a long time ago. I understood like 5% of the language (lol), but I was still able to catch some random words to form a context. (Im brazilian)

[@SkullGamerFull]

@@orquteful Same, the time I thought I got what the other Romanian person said he corrected me and said it was the complete opposite :P

[@fabybland]

Los rumanos que he conocido en España, suelen aprender el idioma español aparentemente de manera muy fácil.

[@bumble.bee22]

@@fabybland ok

[@ayobamikale]

This guy's Portuguese sounds soooooooooooooooooo pleasant to the ears.

[@calebe9060]

For my brazilian ears too. But his R's are a kinda strong to me.

[@Omouja]

@@calebe9060 yeah, he are using the standard Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation

[@dancsgeo]

@@Omouja Standard? Ele tem sotaque forte no R, o que facilita muito o entendimento dos falantes de espanhol.

[@zieckenbritz811]

@@dancsgeo Já vi várias pessoas falando assim aqui em sp

[@micaelsalheb2334]

É um sotaque paulista clássico

[@fernandosantosii5276]

Para os Brasileiros o espanhol mais fácil de entender é do México.

[@fanaticopalmeirense8032]

O espanhol da Espanha da pra entender também sem nenhuma dificuldade

[@gio_toro856]

Y para nosotros el portugués de Brasil es mucho más fácil que portugués europeo....no sé si es idea mía o el portugués de Brasil se parece mucho al gallego

[@LimitlessMinds1111]

Para mí el español de España es muy difícil! Español del carribe y México es muy fácil para mí😍🤭🤣

[@gio_toro856]

@@LimitlessMinds1111 se debe a que el castellano de España se pronuncia la z y la.c en cambio en América se pronuncian solo como s

[@fukpoeslaw3613]

"for the Brazilians the Spanish much easier of-to-hear is than Mexican" is that what you wrote? no: "for the Brazilians the Spanish most easy to understand is from Mexico" is that more like it?

[@emmanuelandradepimentelgal6455]

¡ Eu son Galego e entendo a falantes do Portugués perfectamente !

[@cosmenogueiradealmeida6062]

Realmente o galego é uma língua lindíssima e parecida com português e espanhol. Nós brasileiros entendemos muitíssimo bem, espanhol, galego e italiano.

[@emmanuelandradepimentelgal6455]

@@cosmenogueiradealmeida6062 ¡ Verdade meu irmán, meus saudos dende Santiago De Compostela !

[@emmanuelandradepimentelgal6455]

@@dazwalia ¡ Soy Español Galicia donde vivo es una región autónoma del Reino De España !

[@Lancasterphodaum]

@@emmanuelandradepimentelgal6455 olá amigo, pode me responder uma pergunta? Estive usando um app chamado Radio Garden, que permite que você possa ouvir estações de rádio do mundo inteiro. Entretanto, ao pesquisar pelas rádios da região da Galícia, só encontrei estações em que os locutores só falavam espanhol. Podes me recomendar alguma que seja transmitida em Galego?

[@emmanuelandradepimentelgal6455]

@@Lancasterphodaum ¡ Pois claro, a Radio Publica De Galicia pola miña opinión é a mellor, mesmo que eu non faga gusto en escoitala, ela esta xunta á CRTVG que incluso esta tamén a TVG a televisión de Galicia que está por soposto toda falada en Galego, prefiro eu ver que escoitar !

[@trololotrololoeff9559]

Hi, i am from Ukraine, and i can not understand nothing, but i like Portuguese! and in my opinion, Spanish and Portuguese similar like russian and ukrainian! Thanks!

[@alejuarez8932]

Yes dude! It's so similar both!

[@trololotrololoeff9559]

@@janegrassmarket1414 Героям слава!

[@trololotrololoeff9559]

@@alejuarez8932 you are have not problems to understand this 2 languages?

[@alejuarez8932]

@@trololotrololoeff9559 I'm native Spanish speaker, I'm argentinian and I have a lot of brazilian friends...

[@trololotrololoeff9559]

@@alejuarez8932 aaa, ok) in Argentina many people can understand portuguese because countries has border

Game difficulties Mexican Spanish: Easy Castillian Spanish (Spain): Normal Chilean Spanish: Ultra Nightmare

[@dpaicav3233]

Para todos el chileno es complicado

[@Mirabai_]

😄

@@mapache-ehcapam compadre soy chileno. jajajjaaja

[@dancsgeo]

Eu entendi os três bem. O da Espanha é mais estranho para mim.

[@wyqtor]

Chilean sounds a lot like the Argentinian dialect. The most peculiar feature for me is the way they replace final 's' sounds with a soft 'h' sound: los chicos -> loh chicoh :)

[@TrululuXD]

Porfavor suban mas videos de brasileños hablando con hispanos e italianos, estos videos son de lo mejor, siempre es interesante ente derles sin conocer nada de su idioma, al ser parecidos es bastante entretenido 🙏🙏😆😆

[@guilhermemachado2580]

Eu penso exatamente a mesma coisa.

[@diegoflorencio]

UP!!!

[@karlhenrik7302]

Up

[@erikraphael5552]

De acordo.

[@George-rb6bv]

italiano ees s lo menos parecido - tiene muchas cosas diferentes

[@zenoofcitium1894]

For me Portuguese is the most beautiful Romance language

[@L-mo]

The Brazilian version, yes (sorry Portugal!).

[@NekTLT]

Those telenovelas were extremely popular in Russia 😊 And I had all the right answers surprisedly🤣

[@TheoTattaglia]

wow, I'd never imagine that, which one was your favorite?

[@NekTLT]

@@TheoTattaglia O Clone for sure, Próxima Vítima was nice too and Argentinian Muñeca Brava 😅

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

Oh,one of my best friends parents were born in Russia. Greetings! 🇧🇷

[@JoaoAntonio-hy3up]

Russia is a place thats i always have been intresting about, good to know that.

[@randerins]

That's awesome! I had no idea Russia would play content from South America

[@Notsosweetstevia]

I lived in Uruguay, where I learned Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. I actually continued my studies in college and this video was such a treat.

[@BrunoGonzalez05]

where are you originally from tho?

[@danielcowan87]

@@BrunoGonzalez05 he's sugondese

[@MarynaRGurzuf]

I don't watch soap operas. I don’t know Portuguese at all and I know only a few words in Spanish. But watching and listening to you, guys, is a pure pleasure! Norbert has a talent for finding the most positive people on the planet 🤗 Thank you all!

[@magmalin]

I don't like soap operas either. But I am quite well aquainted with Spanish and a bit of Portuguese. The video is really interesting for me.

[@dpaicav3233]

@@magmalin soap operas is "novelas"?

[@ricardouriostegui2739]

@@dpaicav3233 yes, novelas is a short name for telenovelas, that mean soap operas.

[@MarynaRGurzuf]

@@silva9545 You should be banned for chauvinistic comments to many videos here.

[@caleumarques146]

O Espanhol é tão parecido com o Português que algumas vezes eu até esquecia que eles estavam falando outra língua, a semelhança entre Português e Espanhol é simplesmente incrível! Thank you Norbert for another amazing video and another amazing experience ❤️

[@BOLSONARONACADEIA]

Entender é fácil.Conversar com um nativo já é bem diferente.Temos que lembrar que esses participantes são pessoas instruídas que falam de forma lenta e pronunciam cada palavra.Na vida real a coisa muda.Eles usam muitas gírias,expressões ,comem letras etc.É a mesma coisa do Brasil.

[@0505121968]

Qué bueno que no fueron los franceses o rumanos a la actual Brasil... XD

[@allancezar3266]

@@0505121968 así es, gracias a dios, creo jajajaja

[@FallenLight0]

@@BOLSONARONACADEIA "é a mema coisa de nóis falano o portugueiz no dia a dia" és de difícil entendimento quando se usa muitas expressões e "pronúncias erradas".

[@BOLSONARONACADEIA]

@@FallenLight0 Exato.

[@LimitlessMinds1111]

Saludos desde puerto rico 🇵🇷🌷 xoxo me encanta portugués 😍♥️🔥

[@luancardoso3060]

Saudações à Porto Rico

[@LimitlessMinds1111]

@@luancardoso3060 😍😍♥️🌷

[@0505121968]

@@luancardoso3060 Puerto Rico, es nombre propio...

[@luancardoso3060]

@@0505121968 Canada también pero en portugués se escribe Canadá. Da misma forma és Estados Unidos o en su país les llamán de United States?

[@sambado]

Pues vente hacer parte del corillo. xD Me encanta el acento boricua 😍 Xoxo desde Brasil 🇧🇷

[@rodrigofernandesgoncalves9564]

I am Brazilian and it is amazing to me to see that normally a person who speaks portuguese can understand pretty well who speaks Spanish but the opposite is not that easy. I mean, in average... It seems, in this particular video, that the Mexican and Chilean guys are more used to understand portuguese than the Spanish girl... But all of them were great. Congratulations to my countryman who is very clear and speaks slowly and explains the concepts very well... Se eu pudesse dar 10 likes, 10 likes eu daria... 🇧🇷❤️🇲🇽❤️🇨🇱❤️🇪🇸

[@blinski1]

I can tell you as a Polish speaker not knowing much of either Spanish or Portugese but interested in latin and knowing English well, that Spanish sounds very clear with every word matching almost perfectly to subtitles, letting me know what is it about from sheer context. Portugese on the other hand is quite hard to grasp, maybe it's just the matter of Brazilian pronunciation, I don't know. I don't really hear when one word ends and the other starts, many sounds are quite unclear, words seems to be cut with endings not pronounced fully and consonants being softened in different ways depending on their position between sounds, pronunciation of words doesn't match with subtitles because of all that.

[@augustodaro2208]

The reason why the intelligibility is not 100% mutual is because Portuguese (especially many varieties of Brazilian Portuguese) have multiple possible sounds for each letter, while Spanish is less flexible. The word "difícil" is spelt exactly the same in both languages, but in Brazilian Portuguese, the D doesn't make an easily recogniseable D sound and the L doesn't make an L sound; at least not the same sounds as in the word "lado", for example. So a Portuguese speaker can hear the word "difícil" in (Latin American) Spanish and recognise the D and L from "lado", picturing the spelling of the word in their mind. Meanwhile, a Spanish speaker is asking themselves what the hell is "yifisiu".

[@rodrigofernandesgoncalves9564]

@@augustodaro2208 that could be Augusto. Brazil could be easily 10 or more European or Latin American different countries. It has 27 States and each of them has a different pronunciation (and a few words of local vocabulary as well)... I, sometimes, have a hard time to understand some people from northeastern states for example (I am from São Paulo State)... But, the main reason why the mutual intelligibility isn't easier, is due to the fact that the Spanish speakers have less contact with Portuguese than the other way around. Brazil and Portugal are "islands" surrounded by "Hispanicity". It's true that Brazil has borders with some countries who do not speak Spanish such as french Guiana for example, but they are small and don't have any influence on our commerce and culture...

[@augustodaro2208]

@@rodrigofernandesgoncalves9564 it’s true. Spanish is very diverse, but the differences are mainly in vocabulary and prosody and not so much in the pronunciation.

[@blinski1]

@@augustodaro2208 Exactly what I meant. And for example sometimes what I hear D is pronounced as soft G, plus E can also sound like English E, so I see present in I think all romance languages word 'de', but I hear something close to 'jeeh'.

[@NachodeRamos]

sin duda los hispanohablantes y los brasileños podemos tener una conversación bastante fluida, por supuesto con algunas dificultades

[@Mrhugo55555]

confirmo

[@jf1212]

Corrección: los hispanohablantes y los lusoparlantes o lusófonos. (Ya que existen 8 países de lengua portuguesa). Aunque la comprensión es parcial y asimétrica. Estos participantes no están hablando como en la vida real. Hablan pausado y articulado para asegurar la comprensión, y a pesar de todo, será más fácil para un lusófono entender a un hispanohablante que al revés, porque hay ciertos sonidos de la lengua portuguesa que no existen en la lengua española/castellana.

[@KingSkull..]

@@jf1212 No a todos los lusos casi solo a los brasileños porque los portugueses tienen una pronunciacion dificil de entender, ahora lo de que los hablantes del portugues puedan entender mas facil que nosotros el portugues, no es tan cierto porque hay lugares y paises que hablan con demasiada jerga local y de manera rapida haciendo dificil la dinamica.

[@jf1212]

@@KingSkull.. por eso dije: la comprensión es PARCIAL y ASIMÉTRICA. Yo sé a lo que me refiero. En mi caso particular, hablo los dos idiomas perfectamente, ya que soy descendiente de una familia portuguesa por parte de madre, y de una familia española por parte de padre, nacido y criado en Venezuela. Todo depende del grado de estudios de la persona para entender o no a otro idioma de la misma familia, si esta no tiene nociones básicas del otro idioma. Vuelvo y repito: La inteligibilidad mutua es PARCIAL Y ASIMÉTRICA, dependiendo del mayor o menor grado de exposición con el otro idioma.

[@NachodeRamos]

@@jf1212 tu corrección no es válida. Yo hablaba de brasileños, no de personas que hablan portugués. Por ejemplo el portugués de Portugal no tiene para mí, sonido en las vocales y me cuesta mucho más comprenderlo

[@andresmora5192]

Soy Mexicano 🇲🇽 entiendo perfecto a los hermanos Brasileños, sin usar traductor. El Portugues Brasileño, es muy facil. I'm Mexican 🇲🇽 I understand perfectly the Brazilian brothers, without using a translator. Brazilian Portuguese is very easy.

[@BOLSONARONACADEIA]

Ello és de un estado donde se habla un portugués más próximo del espanõl y italiano.Pero en Brasil hay muchos estados con acentos muy distintos y difíciles para hispanoablantes,como de Rio de Janeiro,...Bahia,...Ceará,...Sergipe,etc.

[@BOLSONARONACADEIA]

Mejor medio de conocer las diferencias de los acentos del portugués de Brasil és asistir el Big Brother Brasil 21,pues hay gente de várias regiones diferentes.

[@tolugo87]

Hoyla hermanito, saludos desde Brasil!

[@canisjay]

Saudações do Brasil meu amigo! Irmãos latino americanos!

[@samuelaroucha4356]

Eu consigo entender muito bem os vídeos de Mexicanos falando em espanhol também, e da Argentina tambem é bem mais fácil... Já da espanha e de outros países latinos são mais difíceis.

[@mohamadmosa8116]

I really like these videos of comparing romance languages, and can't wait for the "grand finale": Latin vs. Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian and French

[@latinhero1818]

Luke Raineri (polymathy) should handle the Latin portion of it. Then we get native Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian Speakers. It'll be a big Latin family reunion.

[@L-mo]

I could listen to Brazilian Portuguese all day. I don't understand everything, but that doesn't matter, it's like honey on my ears.

[@fabianarturocanellasdelpue2945]

Es muy fácil entender a este brasileño porque tiene una dicción perfecta y además no habla con la velocidad acostumbrada. Yo hablo portugués y español perfectamente pero suelo ver mucha dificultad para que los hispanos entiendan a los brasileños y no lo contrario. A los brasileños les resulta muy fácil de entender a los hispanos. Esto es debido a la extremadamente compleja fonética del portugués y la relativamente simple del español. En cuanto a la comprensión de lo escrito se podria decir que son mutuamente inteligibles, pero tampoco es tanto como esto.

[@goodaimshield1115]

A los españoels nos cuesta entender a los portugueses. Por algún motivo, nos es muhco más fácil entender a los brasileños. De todas formas, esta conversación era muy fácil. Yo no tengo ni idea de portugués, pero entedí facilmente entre el 90 y el 95% de lo que estaba diciendo el chico brasileño. La chica española se nota que no entendía mcuhas cosas, y creo que debe de ser dura de oído, porque reitero, aunque por lo general nos cuesta bastante entender el portugués, esta conversación en concreto era facilísima y se entendía practicamente todo sin ningún problema.

[@billiejoearmstrong3741]

@@goodaimshield1115 puede ser que por la posición geográfica haya entendido menos. A los latinoamericanos, colijo, se nos es más fácil entender el portugués brasileño y quizás la misma analogía podría aplicarse remotamente con España-Portugal.

[@BOLSONARONACADEIA]

Concuerdo plenamente.

[@willhernandez2325]

Foi por causa das novelas brasileiras que começou meu interesse por estudar português.

[@theMichaelMayo]

This channel reminds me I’m not the only language nerd out here 😁😭❤️

[@rai1879]

Una lingüista de Guatemala por aquí divirtiéndose 🤣

[@anumpreto]

Carrossel, Usurpadora, Rebelde... Dizer que não foram grandes no Brasil é pecado Gui, deus tá vendo

[@abuchahla]

Hahahaha! Ai, caramba!

[@KingSkull..]

Sabias que Rebelde, es originalmente de Argentina, luego Mexico hizo su version😉

[@anumpreto]

@@KingSkull.. De hecho manito. Así como Chiquititas tuvo su própria versión brasileña también y fue un gran exito

[@Omouja]

Pera, carrossel não é originalmente brasileiro?? Dessa eu n sabia

[@mari0095467]

Né?? O rbd nao fez 2 cds em português atoa

[@pzg98]

As a person that speaks Italian, I feel like the more I read Portuguese, the more I understand it. Spanish is way easier to understand even while the natives where speaking, however, I had to read the Portuguese subtitles to understand what was going on. Very interesting video!

[@LucasRodrigues-ef4un]

I speak brazilian portuguese and I understand amost 100% Spanish without study but italian I can understand the pronunciation but the write It's more hard xD

[@George-rb6bv]

Spanish and Portuguese are remarkably identical...Italian while similar, belongs to a different linguistic subgroup. It diverges considerable from Spanish and Portuguese in vocabulary and grammar, an sentence structure. Italian is a horse of a different colour. But the Portuguese and Spaniards are Iberian brother languages with 90% of vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure in common, thats' why they can communicate easily each speaking in his own language to the other.

[@new_me2826]

homens noveleiros, e a mulher não. adorei haha. mto eu rsr

[@NachodeRamos]

adorei Pantanal! rsrsrs

[@vitolucasmartins4966]

É porque a mulher é espanhola, e a televisão da España não tem o hábito de ver telenovelas como na América latina, os espanhóis e europeus são de uma outra cultura televisiva

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

@@vitolucasmartins4966 *IberoAmerica. O Quebec faz parte da América Latina e não sei se lá eles têm esse costume também não.

[@vitolucasmartins4966]

@@jadeyunetdicaprio5754 Québec é de uma outra cultura televisiva mais próxima dos estadunidenses

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

@@vitolucasmartins4966 Por isso disso IberoAmericanos,é o termo mais correto nesse caso. Os Québécois também são latino-americanos.

[@ProstyChlopiec]

"Slave Izaura" was one of the first TV series to be broadcast in the Soviet Union, and it was a resounding success here. "Рабыня Ізаура" быў адным з першых серыялаў, які быў паказаны ў Савецкім Саюзе, і ён меў аглушальны поспех тут.

[@billiejoearmstrong3741]

😮😲what about Marimar, Maria la del Barrio or Maria Mercedes? I also guess Natalia Oreiro was (and still) popular there

[@nataliearaujo3095]

A versão antiga ou a mais recente? Eu só vi a recente kk

[@luizfelipe5399]

Acho que a mais antiga, pois a União Soviética acabou há uns 30 anos @@nataliearaujo3095

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

* ESCRAVA IZAURA

[@coeurdelion1193]

I am from the USA. I speak English and French. I was able to understand quite a bit of it with my French. That surprised me a little, even though they are related through Latin.

[@dancsgeo]

I'm Brazilian, but I don't understand French at all. It is the most difficult Latin language for us. Spanish and Italian are much more similar to Portuguese.

[@goodaimshield1115]

@@dancsgeo French just have a comeplete different pronunciation,nis so damn hard to get anything they say. Written French is nowhere as easy as Portuguese (hell, I've sometimes been reading in Portuguese without even noticing it was Portuguese and not Spanish) nor Italian, but we do understand quite a bit, and usually we can get a quite general idea about what the text is about. However, spoken French is just... imposible. I mean, I do understand it, but I took 4 years of French, so I actually understand French because I do know French, but any Spanish speaker (and I bet any Portuguese or Italian speaker) that has not actively study French will only understand random words and phrases here and there. The pronunciation is just completely different, and very hard to understand unless you have studied it or have had close contact with the language.

[@braziliaan]

The Brazilian guy has an accent from São Paulo, which is very clearly spoken and standard. He also spoke quite slowly and tried to use words that are cognates in both languages. This made it easier for the Spanish speakers to understand. Although Latin American soaps weren’t a big success in Brazil, there are exceptions like “Carrossel” (Mexican) and “A Usurpadora” (Venezuelan). And some did relatively well like “Betty, A Feia” (Colombian). But Brazilians tend to prefer national soaps.

[@victoremmanuell_ptbr1902]

It depends on what part of São Paulo we are talking about, friend!! From most parts of the capital, the accent is pretty much Ok. But from the country people (caipirês), sorry, they're not "clearly spoken" at all.

[@HugoDiasR]

@@victoremmanuell_ptbr1902 true

[@yuriteixeira851]

Sotaque de São Paulo é o quê?! O sotaque é totalmente carregado, especialmente com o "R".

[@ianb603]

Claramente o sotaque dele é carioca, mas não aquele estilo estereotipado que conhecemos.

[@Andre.felipe84]

​@@yuriteixeira851Ele se referia ao sotaque paulistano da Capital, que é mais neutro. O sotaque com o "R" caipira é o sotaque paulista, ou seja, o do interior.

[@CleberSantos-io9bk]

Eu pensava que o espanhol fosse igual em todos os países hispano falantes. Eu percebi que o espanhol do México é bem diferente do chileno e que ambos são diferentes do espanhol da Espanha.

[@thearturo0xd803]

Son muy diferentes! Hablamos a distintos ritmos/velocidades, utilizamos palabras diferentes, y existe mucha jerga no solo local, sino regional, lo que lo hace incluso más difícil, pero a la vez interesante!

[@Markxulonis77]

Mais com certeza. O mesmo acontece com o português do Brasil, é diferente do português de PT e de Moçambique. Saudações da Hispânia

[@emmanuelandradepimentelgal6455]

En el idioma Castellano existe distintos ritmos y acentos en la manera hablada de las gentes. ¡Saludos desde Galicia! 🇪🇸

[@NachodeRamos]

son diferentes, pero nos comprendemos perfectamente entre todos. Claro, hablamos español!

[@augustodaro2208]

Even within the same country, the accent and vocabulary can be very varied... as Norbert's viewers keep reminding me in the comments of the video I participated in XD

[@mimiteas]

Yo he visto "O clone" y me encantó! Eso era la única telenovela brasileña que he visto y no se si las otras mencionadas son similares, pero me gustó porque era diferente de las telenovelas latinoamericanas, especialmente en aspecto de la profundidad de los temas incluidos (drogas, cuestión ética de clonación,.. y bueno al final lo que no puede faltar - un tema de amor, pero aquí era una amor entre las personas de diferente culturas y religión). Gracias por este recordatorio. 😊 *perdóname por cualquier error en mi comentario, todavía estoy aprendiendo

[@luisjuez2003]

Yo soy de argentina y mire varias novelas brasileras niña moza, el clon, el rey del ganado, los inmigrantes, son muy lindas.

[@dancsgeo]

Donde eres?

[@michellecavalcante5883]

O Clone foi um grande marco na época e é reverenciada até hoje.

[@billiejoearmstrong3741]

Chica Da Silva (creo que así se llama) o La Esclava Isaura también fueron famosas (no soy novelero).

[@spookyryu]

Super easy for latin american people to understand each other about Novelas, 🤣🤣🤣 filipinos also might understand it 🤣🤣, by the way the clone has already been broadcast 3 time, and avenida Brazil is currently in his 4th re run in channel 3.1 lol

[@Duda-fd3cf]

Some Mexican novelas are running like seven times in Brazil 😂 Avenida Brazil is very good, we love it

[@markjosephbacho5652]

Yep. Telenovelas were a big thing back in the day in the Philippines. We even had local adaptations of them. But now, most series we watch are from our Asian neighbors.

[@spookyryu]

@@markjosephbacho5652 yeap, a lot of korean stuff

[@SM-ot5rv]

You know you could just have Said Latino than latin American that not what they really call them but I know for a fact that Brazilian watch Mexican telenovela like crazy

[@Szukiyken]

I'm Filipino I understand some words But the whole sentence nah

[@nazariodinoteo10.99]

Sou Argentino moro no Brasil faz 4 anos. Entendi perfeitamente o que falaram 👏👏👏

[@ArturoStojanoff]

As a native Spanish speaker I would say I understood pretty much everything Guilherme said, I feel like any mistakes would have come from the clues' being a bit non specific. There were a few words here and there that would have been hard to understand or that would mean something slightly different, but otherwise, with Guilherme's speaking so slowly and clearly, and with his repeating important words and phrases and providing synonyms, everything he said was understandable.

[@user-xv3zj6mo8u]

Sunt vorbitor de limba română, însă am înțeles mai tot ce -au spus acești tineri. Muțumesc, Norbert, pentru acest experiment frumos.

[@Wxyz2001]

Sou um falante da língua romêna, e eu entendi a maior parte do que assisti. Is that what you meant? The rest I did not understand.

[@robertocaetano4945]

@@Wxyz2001 insa (entretanto) am (eu) inteles (entendi) mai tot (quase tudo) ce (que) au spus (que se expôs, apareceu) aceste (aqui) mutumesc (obrigado)

[@Wxyz2001]

@@robertocaetano4945 Obrigada ó sábio! rs Vlw mesmo kra

[@robertocaetano4945]

@@Wxyz2001 KKK blz mano! Viu como as palavras são parecidas?

[@Wxyz2001]

@@robertocaetano4945 Sim sim. Uma das minhas metas de vida é ser fluente em todas a línguas latinas padrões.

[@idiommais6096]

Vídeo muito necessário. É incrível como falantes de línguas diferentes podem se comunicar ❤

[@proantzu537]

I am Sardinian and understood everything they said 👍🏼

[@NachodeRamos]

eso sí que me sorprende

[@vitorjoaquim1]

Everything??!

[@proantzu537]

@@vitorjoaquim1 Yes, but consider that I also speak Italian! I think that helps a lot too

[@Wxyz2001]

You and the Romanians basically speak Latin, so it is easier for you to understand us, than the other way around.

[@fernandobs177]

Where is it?

[@Szokell]

Recuerdo una telenovela brasilera que se llamaba Celebridad, era muy buena pero no mucha gente la recuerda.

[@ALROD]

I would love to see videos like these with languages where people can understand each other with a certain level of comprehension, like Norwegian and Swedish, for example. Or Dutch and Afrikaans.

[@magmalin]

Ya, really interesting. I understand a bit of Swedish, Norwegian and Dutch when I read it, but when people talk I only understand a little. But as I have studied Spanish I have had nice conversations with people in Italy when on holiday there, me speaking Spanish. When I visited Sweden about 3 decades ago, there were quite a lot of Swedes who spoke German. Less than 10 years ago in Östersund, there was hardly anyone who was even able to speak English when I asked for information.

[@KianSheik]

I love anything you do with the Português language, especially relating to Spanish

[@jbliborio]

Estava na Argentina na época que Avenida Brasil etreou lá. Jorgito foi um sucesso..kkkkkkkkk

[@eleanorlvly]

Me encanta lo mucho que podemos entendernos sin conocer el otro idioma 🥺♥️

[@abrahamguerra2520]

Hola, yo soy mexicano. No sé hablar Portugues, pero te entendí casí al 100% y por cierto la unica tv novela que he visto completa y que conozco de Brasil, esla de Avenida Brasil 😁😊☺

[@Yunque2009]

Imagino um hispano hablante ouvindo o brasileiro falar "Primeira rodada" com som de 'J' espanhol.

[@rafaelgalindo4794]

É mesmo. de joder. Uma jodada hahahahaha o que eles pensaram hein?

[@Yunque2009]

@@rafaelgalindo4794 né? Essa pessoa é bem rodada. Kkkkk...Ate faz sentido.

[@rgbonjour]

That brazilian R sounds like french. :P

[@dennisrivas2993]

@@rafaelgalindo4794 el "joder" lo dicen los españoles tal vez ellos si lo puedan escuchar de esa forma, pero nosotros los latinos estamos más familiarizados con ustedes los brasileros se entiende bien aunque cambie la pronunciación

[@richlisola1]

Why do you call them Hispanic speakers? They speak Spanish or Castilian. There is no tongue called Hispanic

[@supernatural2029]

aprendo portugues y la verdad los mexicanos no conocemos de novelas brasileñas pero ultimamente estan pasando novelas como Avenida Brasil aunque si recuerdo algunas escenas de novelas como Xica da Silva, pero volviendo a este video entiendo muy bien al señor del video, me parece el habla claro y pausado, me gustaria que asi fuera cuando hablan en portugues o en ingles pero no es asi pero bueno me gusto mucho el video. Leo algunos comentarios el que es paulista, me imagino quiere decir que es de la ciudad de Sao Paulo, espero falar portugues muito bem algum dia mais eu gosto de seu pais obrigado

[@Edduardoat]

Excelente seu portugues

[@ariclenis]

Só uma pequena correção: paulista é quem vive no estado de São Paulo, quem vive na cidade de São Paulo é paulistano

[@mycheack1805]

@@ariclenis eu sou paulistana e principalmente paulista💗 Amooo

[@Henrique-zb8nm]

acho que é gaúcho

[@daisyfryberger7746]

Entendi todo lo que decia Gui muy claro! Que Bonita la lengua de Brazil! ❤️

[@daniellemoscury7367]

It would be really interesting to see this kind of video with European Portuguese! I recommend you call the creator of the channel "Portuguese with Leo"...

[@Ecolinguist]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@richlisola1]

Oh Leo is great! He is my fav online KZbin Portuguese teacher! Great guy!

[@its_kolesza]

Leo has a great chanel

[@anaelisa2406]

I think this connection that we speakers of romance languages ​​have is very interesting, they are intelligible languages, the understanding between us is very good. Whether in Iberoamerica or europe, Latin languages ​​are very well matched.

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

Thank you so much for not being ignorant and be quite smart to use the term “IberianAmerica”.

[@mdgarciasa]

As a Spanish speaker, as long the Portuguese speaker speaks slowly (like the guy in the video) you can understand almost everything, up to 95%. Now, when they speak at a fast pace, it's very hard to understand. Written Spanish and Portuguese are almost the same, I would say, one can understand 99%.

[@TamiBiancaFer]

Para os brasileiros é a mesma coisa, eu entendo espanhol muito bem na internet, mas no cotidiano vocês falam muito mais rápido (nós também), é bem mais difícil de entender kkkk

[@zv6905]

O Clone and Avenida Brasil are legendary ones for me. But my all-time favourite brazilian soap opera is Chocolate com Pimenta: old Brazil (1920s), old cities, old clothes, the beautiful Brazilian countryside, everything was so beautiful and the story so ❤😔 Wish TV Globo could release it in DVD format or something, I'd love to watch it again 😭 The Spanish dub was so well done too, it's worth mentioning. And I love Mariana Ximenes, such a gorgeous actress! Nobody could have played the role of Aninha as good as her! 😭❤

[@MatheusMalison]

What would I say about this awesome meeting? Brilliant! 🤩 I love Spanish. It is very similar to our Brazilian Portuguese. 😃 Greetings from Brazil. 🇧🇷😊

[@feboaventura165]

This Brazilian guy is much nicer than the one before him. I really like him 💚🙏 You all are awesome! Such warm people

[@JackelineMartinsMS]

During the 90s ans 00s there was actually a good number of latin american soap operas imported to Brasil, and many of them were very succesful, like La Usurpadora (it was reprised at least 5 times), Betty La Fea, La Fea Más Bella, Luz Clarita, El Diario de Daniela, Rebelde, Carrusel, Maria la del Barrio, Maria Mercedes, Marimar, Esmeralda, Ruby, and so on. Though more recently, from the 10s to now they're losing popularity to the Turkish soap opera, as they said in the video.

[@supernatural2029]

I won't forget Esmeralda in Mexico

What are these turkish telenovelas? I never saw them. SBT? Rede TV? Record? Where?!

[@mrcarioca8046]

Teresa e María del mar também

[@May-ky4lu]

@ na Band que passa as novelas turcas

@@May-ky4lu Nossa, realmente não sabia! Grato!

[@rafaelgalindo4794]

Not only our languages are similar, but we latinoamericans share many other things and I love it. Telenovelas, big families, strong personality, speakig loud...

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

You mean IberoAmericans or LatinAmericans? Because I’m pretty sure you did not included Quebec in this.

[@Lenno94]

@@jadeyunetdicaprio5754 Never heard the term Iberoamerican before, I mean, the term makes sense. I've never thought about Quebec being part of Latin-america, technically it should be part of it but I think that the vast majority of latin-americans and Quebeckers alike wouldn't consider Quebec part of it.

[@Yasodar42]

Vi que os latino americanos tem uma afinidade cultural: as novelas.

[@magmalin]

Tele novelas? Afindad cultural? Que raro!

[@Yasodar42]

@@magmalin Existem vários níveis de cultura. Cultura não é só a erudita.

[@magmalin]

bueno, a mi no me parece que novelas son cualquier "cultura". Pero no te preocupes, no es problema mia. Es problema de tu país and de la education.

[@BiemexBmXBG]

@@magmalin I honestly believe that the lack of knowledge about what "culture" really means is the worst educational problem in here. But anyway, can you tell me the difference in quality between a soup opera and any blockbuster movie or theatre? (fun fact: most of soap opera actors/actresses comes from strong "stage" acting backgrounds)

[@KingSkull..]

@@magmalin En latinoamerica es normal verlas por la noche normalmente, algo que podria llamarselo como costumbre en palabra mas especifica "Cultura" por ser de un habito cotidiano.

[@Elichan88]

I absolutely love the fact I can follow the whole conversation as an Italian speaker! Thank you for talking slowly and allowing good comprehension :) I am going to start learning Castillano, Portuguese and Catalá, can't wait to actually be able to communicate!!

[@George-rb6bv]

Speaking it is a different matter altogether, you would not be able to. But the Portuguese and Spanish speakers speak to one another in their own language and understand each other almost perfectly - only the Portuguese and Spanish speakers can do this, as Portuguese and Spanish are basically dialects of 1 same Iberian root language. They do not have to learn each others language to communicate with each other right away, and in large measure be very well understood. Italian differs too much and thus can't do what the Spanish and Portuguese speakers do.

[@cheeveka3]

It’s really amazing to have people speaking the same language and come different regions. Keep doing that because it bring awareness to other regions but that also shows how diverse Spanish can be expressed.

[@kaiosantos2976]

Spanish is so beautiful, I really want to learn it

[@davidparraserna6651]

Spanish is the most beautiful language in the whole world

[@iudex4952]

El francés suena bonito :) Pero es difícil de pronunciar... :(

[@orvenpamonag2234]

@@iudex4952Yeah. Vraiment langue belle.

[@igorgarcia2802]

@@davidparraserna6651 no,nunca!!

[@michel94818]

@Ben Raymond what about Romanian?

[@LucasXavierReis]

Acho que uns 10 anos atrás eu fui junto com minha irmã em Armação dos Búzios no Rio de Janeiro e lá tinha muitos turistas argentinos. O que achei estranho foi que quando interagia com eles, nós entendiamos eles, mas eles não entendiam nós.

[@luisjuez2003]

Es verdad soy argentino y para brasileros es muy fácil entender español pero para los españoles hablantes es más complicado, por que en español usamos 32 sonido para hablar y en portugués utiliza más de 41 sonidos para hablar. Hay 10 sonidos Mais que en español no existen y por eso es complicado entender cuando hablan portugués .

[@luisjuez2003]

En español la pronunciación siempre es la misma usted puede hablar con un mexicano o un argentino o venezolano siempre es la misma pronunciación, cambian las palabras usamos sinónimos, en los Españoles ellos pronuncian la z y en Latinoamérica pronunciamos la s y la z.

[@gisellecorrea1820]

@@luisjuez2003 obrigada pela explicação ! Realmente ,para nós brasileiros entender espanhol e até mesmo italiano, se não falados tão rápidos, é bem mais fácil e eu também não entendia como conseguia entende o outro e eles não me entendiam ?

[@dancsgeo]

@@luisjuez2003 Muito interessante sua explicação. Sempre tive a curiosidade de saber porque os falantes de espanhol têm dificuldade de entender o português.

[@RegenteDoBrazil]

Sotaque paulistano qualquer um entende. Quero ver colocar um carioca ou um português para ver se estes 3 entendem bem! 🤣

[@alejuarez8932]

Se entiende igual amigo...

[@lepeangel3700]

@@alejuarez8932 claro que não

[@RFFONSECAful]

E digo mais, um mineiro, gaúcho, catarinense ou paraibano do interior. Esses aí é osso. Cada um do seu jeito, mas todos "complicados" de entender.

[@alejuarez8932]

@@lepeangel3700 Claro que sí, yo te entiendo pibe...

[@NachodeRamos]

@@RFFONSECAful gaúcho com certeza vamos compreender. Catarinense acho que também. Paraibano Nao sei. Carioca da trabalho

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

I have to sleep because it is about 4 o'clock in the morning but at the same time I had to watch this interesting linguistic experiment video to get some recommendations on Latin TV shows for my nights during this quarantine. ❣¡Muchas gracias por eso y buenas noches, Norbert!❣

[@desanipt]

8:49 Em Portugal chamamos papagaio (ou papagaio de papel).

[@alovioanidio9770]

No Brasil também, regionalmente.

[@GutoKowalski70]

Aqui, na região Nordeste do Brasil, também só usamos o termo "papagaio".

[@AyaCorrea]

No Norte do Brasil é mais comum falar "rabiola", mas também é muito usual falar pipa, sendo mais incomum papagaio.

[@jorgelopes4621]

No Nordeste do Brasil chamamos de Arraia , Quadrado e Balde também dependendo do estado

[@eduserralta]

No Rio Grande do Sul (pelo menos na fronteira oeste), é pandorga. Mas tb vejo o pessoal falar pipa em Porto Alegre.

[@ivanjoelarias628]

Spanish from Spain and Mexican spanish just feel connected with me. I mean I'm a Filipino, and the connection ,i can't explain it's like i understand them like it's my first language like that! Saludo Desde Filipinas!

[@lucastperez]

Some say that for brazilians the european spanish is the easiest, some say it is the mexican. But we can all agree that the chielan is definitely the hardest 😅

[@rodrigofernandesgoncalves9564]

Argentinians have the most difficult accent in my "Brazilian opinion". Mexicans are the easiest, I agree. I understand them a 100% even if they speak fast

[@carlosluque4682]

Hell its hard even for spanish speakers

[@dazwalia]

You guys try understanding Cubans one day. They're C2 Spanish listening tests themselves.

[@thearturo0xd803]

@@dazwalia maybe even a D2 if that was a real thing 🤣🤣

[@lucastperez]

I can not understand why people find argentinean spanish so hard. The sound they use for ll makes it closer to portuguese and easier to understand. Chileans on the other hand hardly pronounce the last letters of every single word, speak the fastest I have ever seen and 4 out of 5 words are just bizarre slangs on day to day conversations.

[@alovioanidio9770]

Outras novelas boas foram Chocolate com Pimenta, O Rei do Gado e Totalmente Demais.

[@joselugo4536]

What is wrong about Xica da Silva?

[@Mirabai_]

Oh wow at last a spaniard participating with the latin Americans.

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

Spanish people are latin too,what are you talking about? Also it’s just Iberian Americans,because there’s no Quebecoi here.

[@Mirabai_]

@@jadeyunetdicaprio5754 As a matter of Geography we are Latin americans because we are from Mexico downwards (South American plus Central America). You can offer your magnificent wisdom after studying a little bit.

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

@@Mirabai_ You need to study a bit. Quebec is not downwards Mexico and Quebec is part of Latin America. What I mean is that Spanish people are latins too.

[@brolin96]

@@Mirabai_ Quedaste muy mal.

[@Mirabai_]

@@brolin96los latino Americanos son aquellos del continente Latino Americano. Ponga Quebec dondequiera que eso no se va a cambiat. Simple así.

[@seBASStianMunoz]

these intelligibility across similar languages videos are quite a good and wholesome rest from the world, thanks Norbert!

[@meloman0027]

I saw "Escrava Isaura" before. Although it was a long time ago I still remember the song that's playing in the beginning of each episode and the name of the actress that played Isaura: Lusele Santos.

[@lylacardoso2535]

Yeah, that was the first version, but the one in the photo is the most recent one with Bianca Rinaldi as the protagonist. Btw great memory you have😲 The name of the first Isaura is Lucélia Santos 😘

[@steniodlucenamedeiros5059]

Lucélia Santos was Isaura in the first verison of Escrava Isaura, in the second version Isaura was Bianca Rinaldi.

[@steniodlucenamedeiros5059]

Lucélia Santos was Isaura in the first verison of Escrava Isaura, in the second version Isaura was Bianca Rinaldi.

[@stefanniecundiff1554]

How did I miss this one?! 😍 Soooo good, and my two languages as well ❤ Gracias Norberto!

[@rogerioandrade9409]

That was a fun video. Spanish speakers are able to understand Portuguese with some effort. It is possible to have an entire, engaging conversation even without huge knowledge about the other language. This is off topic, but just as a curious fact, Brazilian soap operas used to be really really popular, with very high tv ratings,until the mid 90's. After the new millenium, they have been slowly losing popularity in its home market and as a consequence also lost some international market. Probably due to the popularity of the internet and streaming services among younger audiences

[@ChrisBattrick]

Esto fue excelente y muy interesante - noto que ya ahora entiendo más el Portugués que hace 20 años cuando estaba principalmente aprendiendo Español y tuve un amigo Brasileño que me hablaba mucho en su idioma natal. EcoLinguist me ha dado un mundo nuevo, y me gusta esta canal más que casi qualquier otro, especialmente cuando se trata de idiomas antiguas y de las del Este de Europa y lo que antes se conocía como CCCP.

[@thearturo0xd803]

De dónde eres? Tu español es demasiado bueno, escribes como un nativo! Felicitaciones!

[@ChrisBattrick]

@@thearturo0xd803 - I am originally from Oregon in the Pacific Northwest. Sorry for the delayed reply. Disculpe por tardar tanto en responderte, soy originalmente estadounidense de Oregon en el Norueste Pacifico. Gracias por complementarme el Español. Lo aprecio much. Y de donde eres tú? And where are you from? Thanks for complimenting my Spanish.

[@thearturo0xd803]

@@ChrisBattrick no worries! It’s really nice to see someone with such a level of Spanish not being native to the language. I’m from Chile, all the way down in South America!

[@bonsaimoldova]

I like how the Spanish from Spain has such a different pronunciation from Mexico and Chile. The Spain spanish has more of f sound pronounced with the tongue between the teeth.

[@kevindasilvagoncalves468]

Not an f, it's z/ce/ci pronounced like the th in English.

[@Omouja]

@@kevindasilvagoncalves468 its a comparison

[@julianarocha9370]

Amazing video as always ughhh I love these so muchhh keep them coming!!!

[@matias5817]

You should have put some Uruguayan or Argentinian with them, I'm pretty sure they would understand about 97% between them and they would have established a friendly (kinda) chat about football Source: I'm argentinian

[@attilioceriali3981]

I'm italian, but i could understand these guys as if they were speaking my own language. They used a very simple language, so it's very easy to understand.

[@yesid17]

lmao the music when they all got question 2 right i love this channel and these kinds of videos thank you norbert!

[@canadianbear40]

me gusta mucho em Portugues Brazileno

[@mimiteas]

18:43 Guilherme: ...vocés podem ver um casal. Isidor: Un qué? Subtitles: Ok. 😁 It was cute, please don't think I don't appreciate the subtitles. 😉

[@magmalin]

Un casal, que es? Una casa, una casita, un casón (argentino)?

[@mimiteas]

@@magmalin He pensado lo mismo 😁 pero con descripción de la palabra he podido adivinar que la palabra significa una pareja.

[@magmalin]

@@mimiteas Bueno, pues una pareja casada. Gracias. Recuerdos de Alemania :).

[@Mirabai_]

Casal - couple, pareja 😊 Regards from Rio de Janeiro

[@renatagabrielle857]

Esse chileno é super noveleiro. 🤓

[@Ecolinguist]

😂

[@bby_cheese]

I've been learning Portuguese (BR) for just a few days, and I am already surprised at how easy it is to follow the conversation. Of course the man is speaking pretty clear, and slow but I am still proud that I could understand the conversation, and even got all the answers right! This is definitley a great video!

[@irfanb4332]

Wonderful video! Thank you so much. Escrava Isaura was very popular here in Belgium, but I think here it was just called ‘Isaura’. This takes me back almost fourty years if we are talking about the same soap series.

[@carleylanglois2372]

Interesting I'm watching this without captions and I'm actually picking up what's being said even though I've only studied Spanish for three years.

[@chinchanchou]

Portugues and spanish have 90 % similar if you speak spanish underwstand portuguese more easy for you

[@maxkill1231]

Latino gang representando 😈🔥

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

Not exactly. There’s no Romanian,French or Italian speaking here. Just Spanish and Portuguese ones. It’s more like Iberian gang than Latin gang this time.

[@Ratchet4647]

@@jadeyunetdicaprio5754 She means 'Latino' as in 'Latinoaméricano.' When we mean latin we say 'Latín.'

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

@@Ratchet4647 Latin and Latino are exactly the same word in different languages. It’s like saying Mexican and Mexicano are different words. Your comment was very ignorant.

[@jadeyunetdicaprio5754]

@@Ratchet4647 Also,there’s no one from Quebec here,so,it’s more a Iberiangang than latingang. And outside Spain,there’s no other latin country here. No one from Romania,French or Italy. I don’t think you really know what latin is and probably use this word to inferiorize Spanish speaking countries in America,but,that’s not the meaning.

[@joaomt3123]

@@jadeyunetdicaprio5754 you must be real fun at parties

[@calebe9060]

Fala de forma bem espaçada, lenta, tranquila e limpa, e com um sotaque mais favorável a inteligibilidade com o espanhol Me surpreenderia um hispanofalante não entender o que ele fala.

[@CesarHenrique-tl5mh]

É estranho que mesmo a Espanha estando tão longe do Brasil, acaba se tornando o espanhol mais fácil de entender pra mim como um brasileiro kkkk o do México e do Chile também é fácil de entender porém o da Espanha soa mais fácil pq aparenta ter vogais mais abertas assim como o nosso português

[@barrigudo00]

Como não assisto novelas desde os anos 80 não fazia a mínima ideia de que o tal meme era de uma novela.

[@fabianarturocanellasdelpue2945]

Sería interesante poner conversaciones de brasileños en la vida cotidiana y ver el grado de comprensión que se hallara. Estoy con la certeza de que no se produciria este fenómeno de la inteligibilidad del portugués hablado por parte de una persona con una dicción perfecta. En la vida cotidiana nadie pronuncia tan perfectamente.

[@adelandresouza2068]

Nós falamos um pouco mais rapido, com muitas girias e abreviamos muitas palavras, cada regiao tem suas girias proprias, e dependendo do local, fica muito dificil de entender o que se fala. Para nós brasileiros, falando por mim, mas creio que muitos tambem compartilham da mesma ideia, é muito dificil de entender o espanhol da Argentina que tem um sotaque forte, nos dos outros paises o que complica é mais pela velocidade em que se fala, mas é até tranquilo.

[@raonipuziol6703]

Lo mismo se pasa con los hispânicos....soy brasilero y no compreendo nada del español de las persona en cotidiano, pero de los periodistas si

[@adrianomachado7273]

Adorei essa rodada com novelas ! Só escolheu as melhores

[@vladimirzarate6362]

Entendi casi todo, creo que si sobreviviria en brasil xd

[@uhcardozo]

Não... Nem todo brasileiro fala devagar e sem complicação como esse homem aí kkkkkkk

[@Omouja]

@@uhcardozo mas claramente quando alguém for falar com ele vai falar devagar, nékkkk

[@uhcardozo]

@@Omouja Há sempre excessões kkkk até pq tentamos ajudar ao máximos os extrangeiros

[@kelvinparula113]

@@Omouja duvido que ele sobreviria no sul, mesmo como o povo falando mais lento kkk

[@FelixMaximilion]

@@kelvinparula113 nada a ver kkkkk

[@raquel_lpzg]

Para nós, os galegos, o português é moi fácil de entender debido ao seu parecido ca nosa lingua e incluso ata certo punto co español, sobre todo na comprensión escrita, mais ás veces estas similitudes teñen dobre filo e xogan un papel importante na nosa contra. Todo isto entendino mellor cando comecei coas aulas de português, os falsos amigos fanme perder os nervos en máis dunha ocasión 😂 Um vídeo muito interessante e divertido, obrigada.

[@victoremmanuell_ptbr1902]

Galego é a verdadeira lingua irmã do Português e as demais são primas (Castelhano, Asturiano, Catalão, etc)

[@afonsotavares6098]

Entendi quase tudo que você escreveu, entretanto, com exceção das palavras "dobre filo", "xogan" e "dunha", que pelo contexto acredito que dunha é referente a palavra duas. Abraços do Brasil.

[@rustcohle9267]

@@afonsotavares6098 dunha parece ser "de uma", pelo contexto fica "em mais uma ocasião."

[@draconoctis8092]

@@afonsotavares6098 "Xogan" deve ser "Jogam". Onde é "J" no português vira "X" em galego. Só não sei se isso é em todas as palavras

[@TamiBiancaFer]

@@afonsotavares6098 pelo contexto, "dobre filo" deve ser "duplo sentido"

[@shirleipaula6050]

Não sei como cheguei aqui, porém estou curtindo muito a brincadeira! Obrigada!

[@lucianarodrigues7074]

Muito divertido e engajante! Excelente!

[@ijansk]

I am a native speaker of Spanish and I can understand Portuguese to a high degree. The similarities are not only in grammar and vocabulary but also in the expressions used in both languages. This could be the Romance equivalent of Scandinavian languages understanding each other. Something interesting that I have noticed is that Portuguese speakers who learn Spanish many times retain their tonality/accent while speaking Spanish, even if they've been speaking Spanish for years.

[@victorperrin7295]

The same is true for most Spanish speakers who learn Portuguese ;)

[@yashirokusamagi100]

Muito legal o vídeo, realmente as tele novelas brasileiras fazem ou fizeram muito sucesso lá fora! Like like

[@vini.cabelo]

"A vingança nunca é plena, mata a alma, e a envenena". Sr. Madruga (Don Ramon)

[@ricardoyoussef]

Me encantó! 👏 Saludos desde Australia 🇦🇺 !

[@vadimkokielov2173]

Thank you Norbert for leaving in the afterword. I am always curious about reactions

[@gersonvasquez6849]

JAJA específicamente hace unos días me pregunté de donde salió este meme? Y ahora entiendo de donde salió ‘😂😂😂😂

[@Morpheux1]

Escrava Isaura was one of my favorite Brazilian Novelas of all times, My little sister even dressed up like her for the Carnival.

[@deboraleitao3074]

Muito legal, os jogos cada vez mais interessantes do ponto de vista das palavras que podemos ir conhecendo mesmo sem falar o idioma de cada participante!

[@markmager1339]

I speak both of the language and on one hand they are so similar but on the other hand they are so different..I even can't explain it.