Brazilian Portuguese vs Portuguese from Portugal. What’s the difference? 🤔

[@MrKarlozz]

Homie is amazed a Brazilian knows Portuguese

[@dartharaneus67]

The guy just said, in English, that he is Brazilian and adds that he speaks two languages. Interviewer then asked which languages.....

[@GojiraFan25]

Bro acted surprised a Brazilian knew Portuguese

[@vitiorelara85]

Brazilian Andrew Tate speaks English pretty well

[@kiboma4209]

Damn, Andrew Tate looks different now

[@cr7isthegoatfan-sm6sv]

Brazilian andrew tate

[@visionsofpromise]

It's almost like American English vs British English. Or French vs creole

[@SockHiggins]

Bro I suprised a BRAZILLIAN speaking English to him knows two languages💀

[@marianacunha2000]

“Bicha” has several meanings. In Portugal, “bicha” and “fila” are both used as synonyms for queue. But, “bicha” can also be a slang for homosexuals

[@Donaeisrequiem_]

"Portuguese? WOW"

[@ewandropallottini]

- de onde vc é?

[@gomesgames8305]

O carisma do cara já entrega que é brasileiro kkk

[@nextgenownage]

Yeah many Brazilians I spoke to say Portuguese sounds like Shakespearean. I’m about to do a video about it to but asking a slightly different question.

[@kartelslach]

What color is your portuguese?

[@Lllllllll413]

Bicha em Portugal tbm é a bixa do Brazil depende da frase 😂😂😂😂

[@caffeine090]

O cara se impressionou pq o homem lá é brasileiro e sabe falar português ;-;

[@FrancisTheBerd]

We don't bicha that much here in lisbon, we use the word Fila

[@alvarohigino]

Actually we have a lot of archaic words that Portugal doesn't use anymore.

[@Metroooo29]

This guy so cool lol

[@simaborah1863]

Andrew Tate at 144p doesn't exist it can't harm you