Just below the surface, near Praya de Rocha, Portugal [1152x2048][OC]Thisissocomplicated t1_j94vbwe wrote
Praia* , we’re not Spain. As a curiosity I believe there are no Portuguese words wit the letter K, W or Y.
mikeesfp OP t1_j95as46 wrote
I apologize for that, must have auto corrected just before posting and I can't change it anymore. Enjoy your upvote and have a great rest of your day :)
[deleted] t1_j95ed1v wrote
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drspacemanobgyn t1_j95nq3w wrote
Actually, the most notable is that there are no words that end in “n” except for gin
speedcunt t1_j95uj8d wrote
Wrong: abdómen, cólon, éden, espécimen, glúten, hífen, hímen, pólen, sémen, plâncton, líquen...
hyprarmadillr t1_j96h0yu wrote
Those seem like mostly loan words from other languages though
speedcunt t1_j96jg8x wrote
OMG you're right! They do seem a lot like Latin! Oh wait...
Overall-Ad-3642 t1_j9c6vyw wrote
Mainly english, but yeah we've got plenty of words ending in the letter n.
Maybe not in 1400's portugese but in modern portugese we do
reddit0100100001 t1_j96rups wrote
username checks out
ArtDSellers t1_j96jmcf wrote
Which doesn’t matter.
BlimundaSeteLuas t1_j97lwof wrote
Like gin?
BlimundaSeteLuas t1_j95uvrs wrote
How did you even come up with that
Thirsty_Comment88 t1_j96fsc7 wrote
Monumentally incorrect.
GeeZus-420 t1_j96ipi0 wrote
Are you serious?
[deleted] t1_j95tek1 wrote
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BlimundaSeteLuas t1_j95v4vx wrote
It's not true
mikeesfp OP t1_j95wk6u wrote
Care to explain, please?
BlimundaSeteLuas t1_j95wvli wrote
There are words in Portuguese that end with an "n" like the other person said. E.g., abdómen, íman.
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