Talk:Spanish Brazilian
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Wouldn't somebody born in Brazil be a Brazilian? A Spaniard would be somebody born in Spain. RickK 08:34, May 12, 2005 (UTC)
- I'd say that's just one of the many problems with this article. Actually, I think the article may even be deserving of deletion. The concept of "Spanish Brazilian" is pretty much useless, as far as I can see; I don't think there is a large enough number of recent Spanish immigrants to warrant such a classification. The descendants of the Spanish immigrants of yesteryear have fully integrated in Brazilian society, and are not seen as a separate or distinct group.
- Other unfounded remarks are 'They can speak Spanish, in addition to Portuguese and English', the sentence about Portuñol, etc.
- There should probably be an article containing some of the information here, something like 'Spanish immigration to Brazil'. But, once again, this article should probably be deleted, or at least heavily reworked. --Cotoco 18:41, 8 February 2006 (UTC)
