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New Worlders: do you still speak the language(s) of your recent ancestors?
This is essentially aimed at those who are second or third-generation immigrants.
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Our nation forgot to speak Africanese, unfrotunately.
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Originally Posted by TheMaestro
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My recent ancestors are Brazilians and I speak their language.
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Anyone else?
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Nah. I have Italian ancestry, but my family never cared about it, since we're mixed with Portuguese and Old Stock.
But I want to learn it, it's beautiful, but first Spanish, since it's closer to Portuguese, and more internationally spread/proeminent, despite myself thinking it doesn't sound as beautiful as Portuguese (mainly BR) and Italian.
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Double post.
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You're fully colonial/old stock?
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Meu ancestral não brasileiro mais recente é o pai do meu tataravô.
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