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Serious I wonder how the Portuguese learned Japanese in the 1500s

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Apparently they were the first Europeans to make contact with them and for a while Japanese emperor let them come and trade until they started converting a bunch of Japanese into Christianity, and I mean they would have to have learned a bit of it to be able to do all that but there was no duo lingo or language courses back then 😂

The alphabet isn’t even the same I wonder how tf they managed to learn that shit
 
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Later on the Japanese emperor got mad at them converting the peasants into Christianity and they banned anyone from coming in for centuries only the Americans managed to come later in the 1800s and forced Japan to open up
 
Later on the Japanese emperor got mad at them converting the peasants into Christianity and they banned anyone from coming in for centuries only the Americans managed to come later in the 1800s and forced Japan to open up
how does this affect lebrons legacy
 
Dude the Portuguese where ballers back in the day, they also where the first to discover Nigeria and they were so nice that they did not instantly enslave.
Thats also why the Ex-Capital of Nigeria is named Lagos, named after Lagos in Portugal
also i caged at the graph they sent when spain and them split the world
 
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Nowadays Portugal is some forgotten little chit only known for Ronaldo, but back in the day when colonies and navy was a thing it was one of the most powerful along with Spain and England
Yes this is the unfortunate reality. I really hope people will acknowledge Portugal more for its history because it is truly top notch
 
Treaty of Tordesillas: The World split between... - Maps on the Web
 
Portuguese genuinely revolutionized colonialism
Yeye I mean for a people who live at the literal coast of Europe they were destined for it tho after industrial age came they never caught up
 
Yeye I mean for a people who live at the literal coast of Europe they were destined for it tho after industrial age came they never caught up
Still impressive

Portugal might be second for the greatest colonial legacy after the uk ofc
 

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