O portugu�s, o brasileiro e o div�

Sergio Rodrigues discusses the ongoing debate about the linguistic identity of Brazilian Portuguese, humorously referring to himself as a general in a non-existent war for the political-linguistic independence of what he prefers to call "brasileiro." The piece underscores the complexities and sensitivities around language in Brazil, highlighting how it ties into cultural identity and national pride. This reflection matters as it sheds light on deeper cultural divides and the evolving perception of language within the country.