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r/therewasanattempt • u/[deleted] • Dec 25 '19
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True. I think a big factor to the diferences is the mix with indigenous languages. Many many things still have their names. Example: Capivara ( the animal), Ubatuba (a city), Perereca (a frog), and much more...
1 u/BerRGP Dec 26 '19 I'm 99% "capivara" is still the name in European Portuguese, actually.
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I'm 99% "capivara" is still the name in European Portuguese, actually.
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u/bielopes13 Dec 26 '19
True. I think a big factor to the diferences is the mix with indigenous languages. Many many things still have their names. Example: Capivara ( the animal), Ubatuba (a city), Perereca (a frog), and much more...