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The Road to El Dorado - ptdrrrrrrrrr c’est trop vrai

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Understanding each other's memes because they all have latin roots Brazilians Hispanics Italians French People who only speak English

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wowokay

Apr 21, 2020 at 07:49PM EDT in reply to GenericFellow24

True, but English is an amalgam language. While it has latin roots, it also has grammar rules, phrases, and words ripped from several other languages, such as German. English is a messy.

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Harpmony

Apr 21, 2020 at 08:03PM EDT

Ah yes! The typical Latin European languages: Spanish, French, Italian and BRAZILIAN!

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