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Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby Osias » 2009-01-20, 12:56

Brazilian Portuguese is the only language suitable with soccer.
But other languages can be good to kick balls.
So I also watch to matches played by English, German and Norwegian teams.
Just God save me from French. But also from Russian, Japanese and the other radically smart usual exotic stupid tricks.
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Re: Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby Boes » 2009-01-20, 14:49

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Re: Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby Oleksij » 2009-01-20, 20:07

You also can't deny that the Brazilians invented football and that obler9 is nervously standing aside with a cigarette in his mouth.
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Re: Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby obler9 » 2009-01-20, 21:15

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcio_Fiorentino
linguaholic wrote:I usually eat them with ketchup (I hate mayo, plus it's not vegan), also like satésauce (salty peanut stuff). Hummus sounds great, but I don't see anybody making that available here anytime soon.

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Re: Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby Kasuya » 2009-01-20, 21:43

obler9 wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcio_Fiorentino


Here we go again. :lol:
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Re: Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby Formiko » 2009-01-20, 22:37

obler9 wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcio_Fiorentino


Do the British know this???? :shock: :shock:

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Re: Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby j0nas » 2009-01-20, 23:48

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Re: Brazilian Portuguese vs. the rest of the world

Postby obler9 » 2009-01-21, 2:06

http://expertfootball.com/history/socce ... terran.php
linguaholic wrote:I usually eat them with ketchup (I hate mayo, plus it's not vegan), also like satésauce (salty peanut stuff). Hummus sounds great, but I don't see anybody making that available here anytime soon.

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