Portuguese and Galician phenotype similarity.

[Slycooper]

I have noticed that some people have a hard time distinguishing the two.
Discuss.

[Slycooper]

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[Atlantic Islander]

There really isn't anything to discuss.

[Sikeliot]

Galicians, like Portuguese, are in western Iberia. They are basically the same population. Also factoring in that Galician may be a dialect of Portuguese.

[Slycooper]

Galicians, like Portuguese, are in western Iberia. They are basically the same population. Also factoring in that Galician may be a dialect of Portuguese.

There is still arguements whether it is even a diff language

[Damião de Góis]

Galicians, like Portuguese, are in western Iberia. They are basically the same population. Also factoring in that Galician may be a dialect of Portuguese.

1- Only northern portuguese are the same population as galicians. Or at least they used to be.

2- Portuguese language derives from Galician

[Sikeliot]

1- Only northern portuguese are the same population as galicians. Or at least they used to be.

I thought Portuguese didn't differ from north to south.. haven't you said so yourself?

[Damião de Góis]

I thought Portuguese didn't differ from north to south.. haven't you said so yourself?

Northern Portuguese and Galicians = Gallaeci

They are historically the same population. Then political divisions and migrations made them differ a little.

[Slycooper]

Northern Portuguese and Galicians = Gallaeci

They are historically the same population. Then political divisions and migrations made them differ a little.

The Portuguese in the high north can look different but repopulation was North to south.
So they can't be that diff.

[Damião de Góis]

The Portuguese in the high north can look different but repopulation was North to south.
So they can't be that diff.

No they aren't too different. I was replying to the claim that portuguese and galicians were the same population. Like i explained that's not exactly true.