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this is a little bit of Portugal, i really liked so much this country and I hope some day I will go and stay there few days. I hope you liked my blog, and to introduce you in this culture.
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Fun facts :)
Fun facts :)
Portugal is one of the oldest nations in Europe.
The oldest operating bookstore in the world is located in Lisbon.
Portugal is one of the most peaceful countries.
There are over 250 million Portuguese speakers around the globe.
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Symbols :)
Symbols:)
The national flower of Portugal is lavender, and the national tree is the Cork Oak.
The national animal is the Iberian wolf, while the national bird is the famous Barcelos Rooster. Vira is the name of the national dance, and their most famous drink is the Licor de Beirao.
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Economy :)
Economy :)
The Portuguese currency is the euro (€ and the country has been a part of the Eurozone since its inception. Portugal's central bank is the Banco de Portugal, which forms part of the European System of Central Banks, and the major stock exchange is the Euronext Lisbon, which belongs to the NYSE Euronext, the first global stock exchange.
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History :)
History :)
Portugal was founded in 1143, year of the Zamora's Treaty signing. The treaty, agreed upon by D. Afonso Henriques, the first King of Portugal, and Alphonse the VIl of León and Castile, recognized Portugal as an independent kingdom. In 1179 that status was confirmed by Pope Alexander the Ill.
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Forms of government :)
Forms of government :)
Politics in Portugal operates as a unitary multi-party semi-presidential representative democratic republic, whereby the Prime Minister of Portugal is the head of government, and the President of Portugal is the non-executive head of state with several significant political powers they exercise often.
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Art and literature :)
Art and literature :)
In the nineteenth century, Portuguese literature is best understood in connection with Romanticism, Realism, Symbolism and other European aesthetic tendencies; whilst in the twentieth century, there is the influence of Modernism and other vanguard movements, as well as post-modernism.
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Religion :)
Religion :)
Most Portuguese are Roman Catholics. Approximately 85% of the population belong to this religion although many claim not to be active participants of the church, most Portuguese still want to be baptised and get married in church. However, there are big regional differences in how the religion is practiced in Portugal.
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Language :)
Language :)
The Portuguese language originated from Latin in the Western Iberian Peninsula.
Roman soldiers and colonists introduced Latin in 216 BCE. The language extended to other regions by Roman soldiers, settlers, and merchants.
How did Portugal develop its own language?
The roots of the Portuguese language are based in the autonomous community of Galicia, in the north of Portugal and the northwest of Spain. Their language, Galician, was a mix of local dialects and common Latin, and around the 14th century, Portuguese emerged as a descendant language.
How old is Portugal language?
Portuguese is a Romance language that was developed over 2,000 years ago when the Romans arrived on the Iberian Peninsula, which is modern-day Portugal and Spain.
Roman soldiers arrived speaking Vulgar Latin, a form of spoken Latin, which is the root of all Romance languages.
In my opinion, the Portuguese is an interesting language, because it is similar to the Spanish language, some day I wanna learn Portuguese, I like that language and I love when Portuguese people speak, because I love the accent.
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Traditions and Values :)
Traditions and Values :)
The Portuguese have an open-minded society but place a greater importance on religious values than those in other western European nations. In Portuguese culture, people and relationships are considered more important than time, so punctuality is not as emphasized.
What are the main traditions in Portugal?
There are festivals of bread, olive oil, garlic, cheese, and wine, among others, with groups performing traditional dance and song. Some holidays mark political events in the country's history, while a couple honor Mary, the mother of Jesus.
What are 5 things Portugal is known for?
Portugal is famous for its typical seafood dishes, popular beach destinations, and 16th to 19th-century architecture, from when this country was a powerful maritime empire.
It's also known for its soccer legends, fado music, historical cities, and port wine.
Interesting Facts
As a typical curiosity of Portugal, you should know that, unlike in other countries, it is considered good to leave some food on the plate when you have finished eating.
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Social organization :)
Social Organization :)
During its formative stages, Portugal had three social classes: clergy, nobility, and commoners. By virtue of the religious fervor of the times, the clergy was the predominant class. It was the most learned, the wealthiest, and occupied the highest office in the realm: the chancellorship.
This happened in many cultures in past centuries, the truth is that I do not have new and clear information about whether in some countries they continue to do the same thing that was practiced before in Portugal, but I imagine that yes, because there are many cultures throughout the world.
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everything about Portugal
24 enero 2023
Hi people!
in my blog you are going to find so much facts of Portugal.
some day I want to go to Portugal because my idol, Cristiano Ronaldo, was born there.
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everything about Portugal
24 enero 2023
Hi people!
in my blog you are going to find so much facts of Portugal.
some day I want to go to Portugal because my idol, Cristiano Ronaldo, was born there.
Social Organization :)
During its formative stages, Portugal had three social classes: clergy, nobility, and commoners. By virtue of the religious fervor of the times, the clergy was the predominant class. It was the most learned, the wealthiest, and occupied the highest office in the realm: the chancellorship.
This happened in many cultures in past centuries, the truth is that I do not have new and clear information about whether in some countries they continue to do the same thing that was practiced before in Portugal, but I imagine that yes, because there are many cultures throughout the world.
Traditions and Values :)
The Portuguese have an open-minded society but place a greater importance on religious values than those in other western European nations. In Portuguese culture, people and relationships are considered more important than time, so punctuality is not as emphasized.
What are the main traditions in Portugal?
There are festivals of bread, olive oil, garlic, cheese, and wine, among others, with groups performing traditional dance and song. Some holidays mark political events in the country's history, while a couple honor Mary, the mother of Jesus.
What are 5 things Portugal is known for?
Portugal is famous for its typical seafood dishes, popular beach destinations, and 16th to 19th-century architecture, from when this country was a powerful maritime empire.
It's also known for its soccer legends, fado music, historical cities, and port wine.
Interesting Facts
As a typical curiosity of Portugal, you should know that, unlike in other countries, it is considered good to leave some food on the plate when you have finished eating.
Language :)
The Portuguese language originated from Latin in the Western Iberian Peninsula.
Roman soldiers and colonists introduced Latin in 216 BCE. The language extended to other regions by Roman soldiers, settlers, and merchants.
How did Portugal develop its own language?
The roots of the Portuguese language are based in the autonomous community of Galicia, in the north of Portugal and the northwest of Spain. Their language, Galician, was a mix of local dialects and common Latin, and around the 14th century, Portuguese emerged as a descendant language.
How old is Portugal language?
Portuguese is a Romance language that was developed over 2,000 years ago when the Romans arrived on the Iberian Peninsula, which is modern-day Portugal and Spain.
Roman soldiers arrived speaking Vulgar Latin, a form of spoken Latin, which is the root of all Romance languages.
In my opinion, the Portuguese is an interesting language, because it is similar to the Spanish language, some day I wanna learn Portuguese, I like that language and I love when Portuguese people speak, because I love the accent.
Religion :)
Most Portuguese are Roman Catholics. Approximately 85% of the population belong to this religion although many claim not to be active participants of the church, most Portuguese still want to be baptised and get married in church. However, there are big regional differences in how the religion is practiced in Portugal.
Art and literature :)
In the nineteenth century, Portuguese literature is best understood in connection with Romanticism, Realism, Symbolism and other European aesthetic tendencies; whilst in the twentieth century, there is the influence of Modernism and other vanguard movements, as well as post-modernism.
Forms of government :)
Politics in Portugal operates as a unitary multi-party semi-presidential representative democratic republic, whereby the Prime Minister of Portugal is the head of government, and the President of Portugal is the non-executive head of state with several significant political powers they exercise often.
History :)
Portugal was founded in 1143, year of the Zamora's Treaty signing. The treaty, agreed upon by D. Afonso Henriques, the first King of Portugal, and Alphonse the VIl of León and Castile, recognized Portugal as an independent kingdom. In 1179 that status was confirmed by Pope Alexander the Ill.
Economy :)
The Portuguese currency is the euro (€ and the country has been a part of the Eurozone since its inception. Portugal's central bank is the Banco de Portugal, which forms part of the European System of Central Banks, and the major stock exchange is the Euronext Lisbon, which belongs to the NYSE Euronext, the first global stock exchange.
Symbols:)
The national flower of Portugal is lavender, and the national tree is the Cork Oak.
The national animal is the Iberian wolf, while the national bird is the famous Barcelos Rooster. Vira is the name of the national dance, and their most famous drink is the Licor de Beirao.
Fun facts :)
Portugal is one of the oldest nations in Europe.
The oldest operating bookstore in the world is located in Lisbon.
Portugal is one of the most peaceful countries.
There are over 250 million Portuguese speakers around the globe.
this is a little bit of Portugal, i really liked so much this country and I hope some day I will go and stay there few days. I hope you liked my blog, and to introduce you in this culture.
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