Latíno Comúno | Romance ZAL

Blog dedicated to my zonal auxlang, latíno comúno main blog is "rvtar34"

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[tsuchinokoroyale]

Me giving my parents my report card in second grade

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one of the most annoying things about usamericans is that they'll discover a practice that they don't do, and, having known about it for a scant few minutes, come up with some supposed obvious flaw with it that the billions of people who've engaged with it their whole lives apparently haven't thought of, as a justification for why they don't do it. the idea is, when it comes to anything that they haven't been taught should be a point of pity, that the usa is basically right about everything, and that the practices of the usa are assumed to be the most logical and intuitive. even the more progressive among them, while having learned the humility to not say that the usa is the best country on earth, will still chafe at the idea that anywhere else in the world is better than the usa at anything - even if the entirety of humanity were united in a given practice, with only the usa standing against it. it is a legitimately brain-melting level of chauvinism afforded by the position of living in the core of the global empire

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Translation:

Teacher, approaching with her books in hand: Good morning!

Girl, running to her with an exasperated voice: Teacher! Teacher! He suffered an accident and needs stitches! ("pontos" in portuguese)

Teacher: Stitches? Where?

Boy (coming out of a box): Portuguese, math, history, geography, philosophy... (referring to the subjects in which he needs extra points to get a better grade, also called "pontos" in portuguese)

Teacher: Go find respect!

[latinotiktok]

PROPAGANDA PARA URUGUAY:

En ingles casi dice "u r gay", que mas podrian querer?

LATINOAMERICA HAS GONE WOKE?????

U R GAY? ARGENSHE/HER??? CHILEY DE MATRIMONIO IGUALITARIO??? PARADYKE??? GAYTEMALA? COLOMBISEXUAL?

[latinotiktok]

VENEZUELLE??? HE/HIMDURAS???

BRASIL.

MEXIJOTO???? ENBYDOR???

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[latinocomuno]

Hey guys, gonna take a bit of a pause on the WOTD posts for a bit cuz my pc decided it didnt want to work anymore, so... yeah

i'll continue queuing them up whenever i get it fixed (hopefully this week)

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Corasóno

/ko.ra.'so.no/ - Masculine noun

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Coração

Spanish: Corazon

French: Cœur

Italian: Cuore

Romanian: Inima

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day -

/mo.'rir/ - Verb

To Die

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Morrer

Spanish: Morir

French: Mourir

Italian: Morire

Romanian: Muri

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Nuév- (Nuévo/Nuéva/Nuévu)

/nu.'e.v-/ - Adjective

New

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Nov-

Spanish: Nuev-

French: Nouv-

Italian: Nuov-

Romanian: Nou

[latinocomuno]

well, someone (me) forgot to add more posts to the queue

sorry, new WOTD tommorow

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Marsána

/mar.'sa.na/ - Feminine Noun

Apple

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Maçã

Spanish: Manzana

French: Pomme

Italian: Pomo

Romanian: Măr

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Besár

/Be.'sar/ - Verb

To Kiss

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Beijar

Spanish: Besar

French: Embrasser

Italian: Baciare

Romanian: Săruta

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Vérmu

/'ver.mu/ - Neutral Noun

Worm

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Minhoca/Verme

Spanish: Gusano

French: Ver

Italian: Verme

Romanian: Vierme

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Démocrasia

/'de.mo.kra.si.a/ - Feminine Noun

Democracy

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Democracia

Spanish: Democracia

French: Démocratie

Italian: Democrazia

Romanian: Democrație

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Bás- (Báso/Bása/Básu)

/'ba.s-/ - Adjective

Low

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Baix-

Spanish: Baj-

French: Bas

Italian: Bass-

Romanian: Jos

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Lúna

/'lu.na/ - Feminine Noun

Moon, Natural Satelite

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Lua

Spanish: Luna

French: Lune

Italian: Luna

Romanian: Lună

[latinocomuno]

Word of the day - Violéta

/vi.o.'le.ta/ - Feminine Noun, Adjective

Purple, Violet

Word in the source langs:

Portuguese: Roxo

Spanish: Púrpura

French: Violet

Italian: Viola

Romanian: Violet