in Portugal if you want to say "God willing" in a single word you can just say "Oxalá"
does your language have a similar word?
In Portugal if you want to say "God willing" in a single word you can just say "Oxalá"
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Do atheists and non-christians use that word?
Ojalá
Dude that is literally Inshallah
inshallah
Yes ojalá
yes, its the same as someone saying "oh my god"
that's three words
it was a joke but thanks for telling me
>mfw when Algarve, Alcantara, Aljubarrota, Albufeira
>I cry in to my almofada
don't Arab Christians call God "Allah"?
why wouldn't we use it?
bogdaj
mon plaisir
here's a fun fact
England's national motto is "Dieu et mon droit"
really makes one wonder who truly rules England...
here's a fun fact:
didn't ask
it's rarely used.
In Galicia if you want to say "god willing" in a single word you also say "Oxalá"
>Rowan Atkinson
>middling intelligence and subservient
Shit chart made by a fag.
meus irmãos...
Alberto Barbosa was such a good meme. now all we have are feels guy edits
Bazinga!
I know this is a meme image, but isn't there some truth to the French/Normans? I remember reading somewhere that, to this day, a third of upper class brits have French surnames.
os Galegos são a raça mestre da Espanha e governam tudo a partir das sombras
sempre o fizeram desde o Al-Andaluz
I see what you did there
eu não quero nada com os espanhois
Yes but nobody uses "oxalá". We say "Se deus quiser", at least in the north
Dont lie, you guys say "Inshaallah"
Yusif this is your sergeant speaking
put down the fucking smartphone and pay attention, watchtower duty is important you can't distract yourself with the mongolian basket weaving forums
tu queres é com negritos
sort of.
not really used now but in the scots language you could say "fegs"
inşallah
This