I´m a Spaniard, and I answer all your questions!

in the beginning of time did a chicken come first or the egg?

Chicken (kind of)
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/835020-the-chicken-came-first-not-the-egg-scientists-prove

Dinosaur>egg>Chicken>egg

"It’s an age-old puzzle that’s stumped generations of scientists."

Seems like common sense to me, a chicken lays eggs? now I'm wondering how the first chicken came about... It would have been impossible for another chicken to lay an egg for it too form because it's the fist of its kind

Seemingly they came from dinosaurs, so the real question is What came first? The dinosaur or the egg?

So was the chicken a accidental mutation from a dinosaur egg?

If the egg came first then, where did that come from? if the dinosaur came first...

Could have been that the little baby dinosaur rebelled, and decided you know what. I want to be a chicken instead



Indeed. That's the question I posed instead

okay... I find that quite strange you believe that, I should have showed of my impressive vocabulary more often.

SHOWN. And I'm not even a native speaker.

OP, where do Spanish people go on holidays?

It's 'showed off' where I'm from honey

You sure it isn't showed OF, honey?

Nope, I'm correct.

I studied french for 6 years approx but i cant speak it fluently since I stopped learning it like 4 years ago. I'd say among all the romance languages the most similar ones are french and spanish, and maybe even italian, so... of course there will be grammar differences but they're quite similar. I find spanish more useful than french in terms of number of speakers & job opportunities though.

Chicken (kind of)
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/835020-the-chicken-came-first-not-the-egg-scientists-prove

Dinosaur>egg>Chicken>egg

O.O

I see. Thanks for answer. I have questions again. Why Brazil has Portugese as official language while all kinds of countries in South America are speaking Spanish?
I'm wonder Brazil is the biggest country there. Is there really not a region in Brazil in which Spanish is speaking?

Colonisation.

Slightly random but is the word 'mendiga' (beggar) in Spanish, really offensive?

Just because someone Mexican told me it was.

Colonisation.

I know why Spanish is an official language in South America. But I don't get it, why conquistadores hasn't colonized Brazil. Was there Portuguese conquerors in Brazil before Spanish ones landed in there or why Brazil is speaking Portuguese instead of Spanish?

I wouldn't say so, at least in spain where that term is frequently used by the media. It might be more correct to say "sin techo" though