Fuck the Iberians and Arabs for making one of the least diverse regions of the world; Latin America & Arab world

Isn't Greenland majority native

but most don't speak pure guarani though. it is a mix of spanish and guarani. it is basically their own separate language / dialect (jopara).

Yes, Greenland would be the other exception since 1979 (and in 2009 Greenland gained even more autonomy and made Greenlandic the only official language) but they are not totally independent yet that's why I didn't mention them.

>Fuck the Iberians and Arabs for making one of the least diverse regions of the world
>Coming from the most homogeneous country in the world

u wot nigga?

A good deal of the population of Bolivia, Guatemala and Peru can't speak spanish

it has as much spanish loan words as English has loan words , its still its own language

there's like 1,000s of indegenouslanguages and dialects in south america and many different cultures as well

>Peru
hmmmmmmm

Yes, in rural areas people speak quechua as first language

yes, but they are not really at the level of Paraguay/Haiti or Bolivia/Guatemala

Imagine if Moorish rape babies didn't colonize the region

i bet most of them are on the path of extinction and restricted to some villages in the middle of nowhere

The only thing that's similar between us is languages.

We're very different culturally, not something you can say about East Asia

>only similar between us is languages.
>We're very different culturally
>not East Asia

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>languages are all based on Chinese
>arr rook same
>basically the same exact traditions with different names

>all with the same language
They are all classified as the same language for political reasons. Diaspora from countries like Lebanon or Egypt can't understand other people from arabic countries. Personally, I can't understand maghrebi dialect.

Let me give you an example to show you how big the differences between each dialect is:
"What do you want?" in each dialect -

"Matha Toreed?" - Classical Arabic(Extinct)
"Dayer Shno?" - Sudanese Arabic
" 'Ayez eh?" - Egyptian Arabic
"Wesh Tebi?" - Gulf Arabic
"Sho Bedak?" - Levantine Arabic

Idk how you say "What do you want?" in moroccan darija though. Anyways, sudanese and egyptian arabic reverses the word order and puts the Question word(What in this context) at the end of the sentence because both Coptic and Nubian, the languages of Egypt and the Sudan respectively pre-arabization, did so.

yeah, Quechua was basically the main language in the peruvian colony, but it hugely lost prestige and speakers after the Tupac Amaru II rebellion, but even after that it was a widely spoken language, in the 40s half of Peru spoke Quechua as its mother tongue

today, thanks to the globalization speakers are like 13% because of the connotation Quechua has as an unmodernized and rural language, people are often ashamed of knowing Quechua and usually try to teach their kids only in Spanish so they wouldn't be made fun of

this, even with all the homogenization due to the colonization, Latin America has a fair share of diversity

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>>languages are all based on Chinese
Chinese is Sino-Tibetan
Japanese is Japonic
Korean is Koreanic (pretty much isolated)
and even Vietnamese (Austronesian) and Mongolian (Mongolic) are from very different linguistic families.

Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese all have a very high proportion of their vocabulary derived from Chinese though. It's like English and French except even more

Whatcha gonna do, gook boy?

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I still don't get his point. It's just like his Europe uses alot of Latin and Greek.

Spanish and Arab countries literally speak the same language

Faggotisky

then, Britain would do the job probably

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