Definition: Portuguese: A language spoken by people in Portugal, with an older variant called Castilian Spanish. Definition: Portuguese belongs to a group of languages known as Indo-European branch languages (IOLs) that includes Latin, Greek, French, Germanic, and Old English. Portuguesebr is a dialect of Portuguese, which originated from the region around Porto and has its roots in the languages spoken in Portugal's historical Castilian Spanish, or modern-day Castilian Spanish. It shares similarities with other Romance languages such as Italian, Galician, and Welsh in terms of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. In short: Portuguesebr is a dialect of Portuguese and shares similarities with other Romance languages, but has its own unique features.
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