Ordem e progresso
In Portuguese, the phrase "Ordem e Progresso" translates to "Order and Progress." It is Brazil's national motto and is depicted on the country's flag. This motto reflects the ideals of maintaining social order and advancing development and prosperity in the nation.
"Ordem e progresso" is the national motto of Brazil and it means "Order and Progress" in English. It is found on the Brazilian flag and represents the nation's aspirations for a well-organized society that moves forward and develops.
You would write "A Família Sanches" in Portuguese.
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Actually, it's not Spanish; it's Portuguese. It says Ordem E Progresso, which means Order and Progress.
No, he did not write Progress of the Soul
"pt." is the abbreviation of Portuguese. If you wanna write specific about the Portuguese variant/accent from Brazil, you can write "pt_br."/"pt-br." You can go with "pt_pt."/"pt-pt." if talking about the Portuguese accent or European Portuguese.
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Goodbye in Portuguese is "adeus" or "tchau".
???? It depends what you want to say like hello in Portuguese is Ola etc...
Happy easter is feliz Páscoa in portuguese.
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