Making Portuguese (Portugal) Language a thing

[MariaJoão]

Hi. I am writing only to suggest a change, probably not important for a large group of people, but I know it's important for portuguese people from Portugal. 

For some reason I can't understand, some programs/apps, even our adobe profile, don't let us chose portuguese (portugal). It only appears the Brazilian Portuguese. 

I know you, english people around the world, understand each other the same way we, portuguese from portugal, understand brazilian people and vice versa, but don't you think it's a must having the option to choose between english (UK) and english (USA)? Because I always choose between one of them and want to choose between my Portugal portuguese and Brazil portuguese. Brazilian Portuguese is NOT my mother tongue as you want me to say in my profile. 

Sorry about that, but Portuguese (PT-PT) is also a language with a lot of translators. Maybe you could use their services. It's just an idea.

MJ

[LinSims]

You need to post this to Adobe's wish form. These forums are primarily user to user, and the folks who make the decisions on things like this are not likely to see it here.

https://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html

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[Nancy OShea]

Spanish is spoken in various regions, too. Mexico, Spain, Latin America, South America, and various island nations.  Each dialect is slightly different from the others.  But the core language is commonly understood by all who use it.