mines are blue, you would not be paying attentions to those comments anymore if you were in my shoes

Well Towelie to me already sounds Brazilian/French, I will forever picture towelie's voice whenever I picture someone from there

You're married, you gotta ignore those comments. 😛

well, I do ignore them from my wife too

lol

I can see how a French accent sounds kind of Brazillian. Had a few Brazillian transfer students up here before.

brazilians don't speak, they sing >.>"

It's like the voices are more deeper and bassy than other hispanic accents.

they have rythmes when they make sentances, it's funny to hear

well, they speak portuguese, not spanish

Still hispanic

It's close enough. xD

not if you read the actual definition of the word ^^"

it comes from the latin word hispania which means "spain"

I've read so many definition of the words and I can't find a decent denotation >.>

Portugal is on the eastern side of the map, right?

portugal is a country near spain, at the west of it actually

I was thinking of the Phillipines.

lol

I know Portuguese and French dominate one of those Asian countries out there. I forget which one.

philippinos actually speak english

and "filipino" too

Then which was the country that never got invaded/colonized by europe

in Asia

there's a lot, mongolia for example 😄

Not Vietnam. That's the country I was thinking of that has heavy French / Portuguese influence. According to some Vietnamese folks at the smoothie shop I worked at.

japan was not invaded nor colonized by europe too

Japan was invaded by Gojira.

well, Vietnam was part of what was called "Indochine" with thailand, myanmar and laos or something like that

Thailand there we go

cambodge too

I hear Thailand has deadly saunas.

~wink wink, nudge nudge~ @nrg

Oh I forgot about

>.>

oh sorry, myanmar (burma) wasn't part of indochine

anyway, indochine was a french colonie

so they filmed the live action in a spain looking place

oh it was...

🆙 | **nrg leveled up!**

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indochina