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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
3-05-2009 @ 12:24AM
Kevin Gold said...
It never sounds the same when you are from there. Thats like Portuguese saying Spanish is the same
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11-28-2010 @ 11:26PM
Kriss said...
Ok.. I can easily tell the difference between portuguese and spanish.
I am latvian american.
If one knows what Russian sounds like, they will be able to tell that Russian is not Latvian. Also, I don't speak portuguese or spanish, but i can tell the difference in sound.