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- Galician language shares its origin with Portuguese in Galician-Portuguese but has been subjected to later Spanish influence.
- Castrapo is a pejorative for Spanish-influenced Galician.
- Fala language a Galician-Portuguese language spoken in the Spanish autonomous community of Extremadura.
- Barranquenho a transitional Spanish–Portuguese dialect spoken in the Portuguese municipality of Barrancos.
- Portuñol/Portunhol is the name for the mixed languages spoken in the borders of Brazil with Spanish-speaking countries.
- Papiamento is a creole language with Spanish and Portuguese influences.
- Judaeo-Spanish language is derived from medieval Castilian language, but has been influenced by Judaeo-Portuguese.
- Fala d'Ambo is a creole language derived from Portuguese but influenced by the rulers of Spanish Guinea.
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