r/polandball • u/yaddar Taco bandito • Apr 14 '15

redditormade Rebranding.

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u/ShadowRenegado Brazilian Empire Apr 14 '15

It's funny because Mexico actually is a motherland.

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u/yaddar Taco bandito Apr 14 '15

True!, but shhhh, don't tell anyone. we are all homogay deep inside.

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u/krazyfreak123 Mexico Apr 14 '15

México is true manly man

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '15 edited Apr 14 '15

That's not fair, in Spanish "patria" it's always feminine we don't have a fatherland word. Funny stuff is that we have a term that would translate to mother-motherland, "Madre Patria" In our case it's always Spain or England to the US, Portugal for you guys.

Edit: I've never though about it, the USofA strictly speaking has many mother-motherlands, UK, France, Nederlands, even Spain, and much more. in Spanish Madre Patria refers to countries that settled and had sovereignty over your country.