Re:Brazil is one of the biggest sources of malware on the pl...
by BoppreH on Sunday August 28, 2011 @12:50PM
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You are right about the language in Brazil, but the articles are written in Spanish. Dead giveaways: "los", "más" (with the accent), "uno" and the letter "ñ".
And I'm not sure it looks more like French than Spanish. As a native Portuguese speaker with no education on either Spanish or French, I can understand Spanish much better than French.
Re:Brazil is one of the biggest sources of malware on the pl...
by g-garron on Sunday August 28, 2011 @12:59PM
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I agree with you.
I'm a native Spanish speaker, and I can watch TV in Portuguese, but not in French.
Have never studied none of them.
Re:Brazil is one of the biggest sources of malware on the pl...
by crazygringo on Sunday August 28, 2011 @02:29PM
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Too bad I haven't earned a downvote button in my account yet. :( Please don't spread misinformation, it's clearly Spanish, not "Portugeuse" (sic), and Portuguese looks nothing like French, at least no more so than Spanish. I can't even begin to imagine where you got these impressions.
Re:Brazil is one of the biggest sources of malware on the pl...
by code_duck on Sunday August 28, 2011 @03:29PM
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Too bad you haven't! Please come back when you do, it will be a strong step towards improving our society.
Re:Brazil is one of the biggest sources of malware on the pl...
by code_duck on Sunday August 28, 2011 @03:32PM
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I'm really sorry everyone. I'll be over here punishing myself in a salt mine for 1000 days and nights.
Re:Brazil is one of the biggest sources of malware on the pl...
by crazygringo on Wednesday August 31, 2011 @04:10PM
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hahaha... no worries :)
I noticed the two articles are set to be translated from Spanish. I have another interesting piece of info about Brazil: the language is Portugeuse and that is what those articles are written in. Note it looks a lot more like French than Spanish does.