Strange Rules of Portugal

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Strange Rules of Portugal

Among the rules and laws of each country, you can find something that will surprise or even shock. Of course, any rules and laws are dictated by the needs of the population. Perhaps, the laws of Portugal, in comparison with the laws of the eastern countries, will seem simply funny, but believe me, there were … Ler mais

Features of Portugal

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Features of Portugal

Many people on the planet who have not yet been in Portugal, don’t know that this country has so many interesting details. Even those who have been in Portugal several times already discover more and more new things with each next trip. We decided to collect for you the “national” shtick of Portugal in one … Ler mais

What Portugal Produces

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What Portugal Produces

Agriculture Due to the favorable climate in Portugal, a variety of cereals are grown (however, much less than in the past). The most popular among them are wheat and corn. Wheat in Portugal grows mainly in the south, while corn grows in the north. Also, potatoes are very popular. The cultivation of grapes plays a … Ler mais

A teacher of Portuguese language is…

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A teacher of Portuguese language is…

Probably, you never thought about that. But a Portuguese language teacher is not an easy profession. To transfer his knowledge to other people, the teacher needs to be able to do a lot. Moreover, have a part of an employee in another profession. Next we will explain why. An architect The Portuguese teacher is an … Ler mais

Portugal in the Guinness Book of Records

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Portugal in the Guinness Book of Records

Portugal left a mark not only in world history. We all know about the discovery of new lands. But now Portugal is not hiding in the shade. Some records were set by Portugal in the Guinness Book of Records. Some of them are funny and some are a real achievement. Do you want to know … Ler mais

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