What happens here?

Some Galicians unironically think they're 'Celtic' because some Celtic language happened to be spoken over there 2,000 years ago.

Nothing, stop looking at it

What's the weather like.

It's the other way around, Portugal IS Galician clay.

Celt clay.

It is gets funnier when you consider that half of the peninsula was celtic.
It gets hilarious when you realize they believe they are celts because they play the bagpipes.

British

whatever, just let us unite alvarinho wine region

*Albariño

Should be part of Portugal desu

same pronounciation, at least in norf portugal

>north portuguese pronounce v as b
>they also roll their rs
Literal spanish 5th column

does it rain there?

not really, but I get your point.
Spaniards un-learned some phonems while we kept most of them. That's also why we can easely understand spanish (if they speak slowly, like galegos), but spaniards can't understand us unless we open most vowels.
Southerners share the dragged sh sound with spanish while we don't, in the end it's a mater of influences, asturian and galician also shouldn't have those dragged sh either, but things are diferent on the their side of the border.

I know lad I am from Spain, I've travelled all over your country too.

>iodine deficiency
while next to the sea, that's quite something

any interesting mushroom species there?

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