They are not Latin America

This is just too obvious. Try again.

shut up german norway

What do you have in common with say, Colombia?

Brazil is infinitely closer to Colombia and Venezuela than Chile is

They are Latin American, and there's nothing wrong with it.

Also, there are a lot of differences inbetween Latin American countries.

You're just ignorant, a xenophobe, and probably a racist too. Yikes and cringe!

They might not be Hispano-America, but they are definitely Latin America.

Spanish mestizos are Latin?
They aren't any more Latin than Brazilians.
None of the Americas were part of the Roman Empire.

Brazil and Uruguay have more in common with each other than we do with Uruguay simply for speaking Spanish.
Retard.

>let me, a north american who has never been to your country, tell you what it looks like!
South Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay are very much alike, but you would never know

yeah, go to Brazil and try to speak Spanish....you'd have to revert to English to talk to the average Brazillian

The average Brazilian doesn't know english

oh, so that's what this is about...
the mutts are angry and unable to cope with the fact that Latin Americans have literally more in common with the Roman Empire than Americans will ever have.

Oh, dear.

and the average brazillian knows Spanish?

If you ask an Argie for a "camiseta roxo" they'll get you a red shirt instead of a purple one

They know about 60% of Spanish by default by knowing Portuguese.

Spanish and Portuguese speakers can be partially understood.

Yes they're a sudaca shithole like everybody else in the continent, just because they speak a sightly different language doesn't make them different. There's more differences between Chile and Colombia than between Colombia and Brazil.

Post Brazillian reggaeton

Colombia and Chile listen to reggaetoon, Brazil does not.

no reggaeton but this is beatiful.
youtube.com/watch?v=rfrpOhC6858

Shut up, barrel of lard, we are latin american and you have no right to talk about our country.

It's "camiseta roxa", mutt, and we can understand each other just fine.

We do, and we do fine because Portuguese and Spanish are pretty similar. Same goes with Brazilian tourists visiting Argentina. Brazilian Portuguese has words in common with Rioplatense Spanish. Words like churrasco are used both in South Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. I can show "mate" to a Brazilian and he will know what it is, but if I show "mate" to a Colombian guy he won't know. Speaking English in Brazil when you know Spanish is useless.

But you'd think of a purple t-shirt right? As opposed to red?

Forgot pic, that's mate, and South Brazilians drink it as much as Argentinians

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as a south brazilian i agree

el mate es paraguayo.

Umm, I don't speak Spanish or Portuguese, but if a Brazillian knew someone was Argie or Spanish speaking, wouldn't the context make sense?

It's actually from the Guaraní indians

False cognates exist in all languages and we're well aware of that. Even if we did mess it up, so what? You just correct yourself and say you actually meant the other one.

youtube.com/watch?v=D48ikxcqBRU
youtube.com/watch?v=TUsSt2GXvr8

Here's a hispanic americans getting culture shock in a brazillian supermarket

because br zillians are even more niggers than ricans

Ok, I'll bite.
African rythms' influence in music, popular culture and festivals, rice and beans as staple food, ambiguous, very mixed genetic makeup for the general population, social customs, mannerisms. There are many things, it's funny and ironic you pick Colombia because it's probably the country the average Brazilian would feel at home the most you ignorant mutt.

Me gustaría ir a Brasil. Brasileros y argentinos somos hermanos.

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