Portuguese and Spanish
I was thinking about Spanish and Portuguese and how similar and different are these languages from each other. The most of people think: it's better learning Spanish if you're a speaker of Portuguese and vice versa.
However, for me it's kind of tricky because sometimes I just get confused about the vocabulary and thinking: "okay, this is Portuguese but is it Spanish too?". There are a lot of words similar and both languages share a great spectrum of vocabulary. In that point I get confused.
I think the similarity is good for almost everyone less for me. Of course, the shared vocabulary makes things easier but I mix the vocabulary on my mind. Sometimes I use Portuguese words instead of Spanish and this makes learning harder in a certain way.
So, I'm afraid of learning "Portuñol", a mix of both languages, instead of Spanish. Well, we will see soon how it will end, lol
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Portuguese and Spanish
I was thinking about Spanish and Portuguese and how similar and different are these ("how similar and different these languages are from each other") languages from each other. The most of people think ("Most people think"): it's better (I think "easier to learn Spanish" would sound better here instead of "better") learning Spanish if you're a speaker of Portuguese and vice versa.However, for me it's kind of tricky because sometimes I just get confused about the vocabulary and thinking ("I think"): "okay, this is Portuguese but is it Spanish too?". There are a lot of words ("that are") similar and both languages share a great spectrum of vocabulary. In that point I get confused.
I think the similarity is good for almost everyone less for me (This sentence confuses me... do you mean: "I think the similarity is beneficial for most people, but for me this make learning difficult"). Of course, the shared vocabulary makes things easier but I mix the vocabulary on ("in") my mind. Sometimes I use Portuguese words instead of Spanish and this makes learning harder in a certain way.
So, I'm afraid of learning "Portuñol", a mix of both languages, instead of Spanish. Well, we will see soon how it will end, lol
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