Barranquenho: Information from Answers.com

Barranquenho (Barranquenhu; English: Barranquian^[1]), is a dialect of Portuguese heavily influenced by Extremaduran and Encinasola in Huelva^[2], or an Extremaduran dialect heavily influenced by Portuguese^[3], spoken in the Portuguese town of Barrancos (in the border between Extremadura and Andalusia, in Spain, and Portugal).

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Europe (Portuguese in Europe)	Açoriano • Alentejano • Barranquenho • Algarvio • Alto-Minhoto • Baixo-Beirão • Alto-Alentejano • Beirão • Estremenho • Madeirense • Nortenho • Transmontano • Judaeo-Portuguese • Galego

Africa (Portuguese in Africa)	Angolan (Benguelense • Luandense • Sulista) • Cape Verdean • New Guinean • Mozambican • São Tomean

Americas (Portuguese in the Americas)	Brazilian (Caipira • Carioca or Fluminense • Cearense • Baiano • Gaúcho • Manezês • Mineiro • Nordestino • Nortista • Paulistano • Sertanejo • Sulista) • Dialectos Portugueses del Uruguay

Asia (Portuguese in Asia & Oceania)	Damanese • Goa • Macanese • East Timorese

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