A 1990 Orthographic Agree
A 1990 Orthographic Agreement attempted to unify this language in the two main places where it is spoken. A notable characteristic of this language is the loss of the intervocalic l and n and a language mixing it with local Southeast Asian languages is known as kristang, while other creole forms of this language include one that mixes in Spanish, Dutch and English, a language known as Papiamento that is spoken in the Caribbean. In the most populous nation that speaks this language, it contains a Mineiro dialect spoken in Minas Gerais and a Gaucho dialect spoken in Rio Grande do Sul. Originating as Galician, FTP, name this Romance language spoken in Angola and Brazil.
A 1990 Orthographic Agreement attempted to unify this language in the two main places where it is spoken.
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