What are the "Supra-Regional Languages"? (Specific Languages) Language Learning Forum

What are the "Supra-Regional Languages"?
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Heinrich S.
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Studies: French

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16 April 2011 at 5:29pm | IP Logged

Leftcoaster wrote:

Is portuguese really a supra-national language? It's spoken in Brazil and Portugal but beyond that, its influence is severely limited by other languages like English and Spanish.

Portuguese is also quite important in (Southern) Africa, much more so than Spanish there.

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