Brazilian fart.

[u/No-Fun-8524]

[u/LilNerix]

HOW MANY MEMBERS

[u/Ok-Walk2985 → u/LilNerix]

Mil. is short for thousand in the brazilian and the mexican language.

[u/LilNerix → u/Ok-Walk2985]

Oh ok so it's not that bad

[u/No-Fun-8524 → u/Ok-Walk2985]

Damn now my language is called "Mexican" 😭

[u/XCh4rr0X → u/No-Fun-8524]

wait, are you mexican too?

[u/No-Fun-8524 → u/XCh4rr0X]

No, Spanish LOL

[u/XCh4rr0X → u/No-Fun-8524]

waos

[u/No-Fun-8524 → u/XCh4rr0X]

That's why I got confused, normally on Hispanic-speaking countries the language is "Spanish" not "Mexican, Argentinan..."

Meanwhile, Portuguese and Brazilian want to be separated as much as possible (Portuguese hate Brazilians I think?) and it doesn't work, they just call their language Portuguese lol.

[u/XCh4rr0X → u/No-Fun-8524]

if you wish you can speak Spanish to me. also, isn't Brazil's language also protuguese? I do not remember 

[u/No-Fun-8524 → u/XCh4rr0X]

Bueno, puedo hablar español fácilmente ya que es mi idioma natal, y no, en Brasil se habla una versión de Portugués un poco distinta al Portugués de Portugal, igualmente le llaman Portugués y ya

[u/XCh4rr0X → u/No-Fun-8524]

orale. yo solo sabía que era brasilero xd. hasta el otro dia una amiga me dijo

[u/Crabtickler9000 → u/No-Fun-8524]

Well you see now there's a whole lot of Hispanic languages.

Mexican, Spanish, Panamanian, Venezuelian, Argentinian, Columbian, Brazilian, Cubian and a ton of others. /s /j