【POR·language Homework】Brief Introduction of Chimichurri | Why Does It Have this Name?

[@leusuzuki763]

0:37 We don’t say “chili” in Brazil, we say “pimenta”. Didn’t know that! Nice work, man.

[@SebxTeaHouse2.0]

Thank you my bro! 😎

[@johncassuri2573]

I have to give it you, I had no idea, I'm Brazilian and never looked into that, so cool, great channel man 👌

[@SebxTeaHouse2.0]

Thank you so much my mate. ❤️❤️❤️

[@JosephDikota]

I have zero idea what is this but why did i hear more of irish people in other country than basque?

[@SebxTeaHouse2.0]

Thank you for your comment. 1. What’s this? - I think you mean this video. This is my homework of learning language. Several years ago I finished the grammar learning. But I don’t like lose what I learned. So I must to practice. Making a simple video is my way. If you find there are mistakes about the grammar, vocabulary, etc. let me know. 2. Why are there Irish and basque? - Just the words in the video. Because there are some legends of the origin of chimichurri were connected with Irish and Basque.

[@JosephDikota]

@@SebxTeaHouse2.0 I meant is there more Irish known people that is famous in other people land than there is more Basque people that is famous in other people land

[@SebxTeaHouse2.0]

I think the answer is yes. There’s my opinion. After searched some information. I found that there are 70 million to 80 million Irish people in the world and most of Irish people have moved to other countries. But basque people are less, in around 3 million people. If we plus the Basque argentines, the basque population will be around 6 million. So based on Irish people are more people in population, I think there’s more Irish people that is famous in other people land than basque.

[@JosephDikota]

@@SebxTeaHouse2.0 interesting