The Portuguese language is spoken on all seven continents. And that statement includes Antarctica. For Portuguese is one of the south polar continents' languages because of the Brazilian scientific presence. But Portuguese is the native language of Portugal. At the coastal edges of southwestern Europe, Portugal is Spain's neighbor in the Iberian Peninsula. And it indeed is back to ancient Iberia that the country's language traces its origins. As a Romance language, Portuguese originates in the long-ago interactions between the Latin language and the ancient languages of the lands that the ancient Romans conquered. In Portugal's case, that interaction sees its consequences in the languages of modern-day Portugal and Spain. And the impact to which Portuguese is one of the linguistic responses may be seen along the southwestern coastal edges of the Iberian Peninsula. It also may be possible to say that Portuguese is one of the native languages of Spain. For example, Portuguese is classified as a member of the Galician-Portuguese group, within the Romance family of languages that are spoken today in Portugal and Spain. Galician is spoken in the northwestern Spanish province of Galicia. And even with Portugal's founding in 869 and independence on July 25, 1139 from Spain, there have always been Galician and Portuguese speakers on both sides of the border. And it also may be possible to say that Portuguese is the native language of the African islands of Sao Tome and Principe. For the uninhabited islands were discovered by the Portuguese navigators, and then settled as one of Portugal's colonies. And so Portuguese is the first known spoken and written language of both islands.
"Hi" is said as "Olá" in Portuguese. "Goodbye" is said as "Adeus" or "Tchau".
Portuguese is spoken in the southwest European country of Portugal. In fact, Portugal is the only country in which the Portuguese language can be said to be native. For it traces its origins back to the long-ago interactions between the Latin language of the ancient Roman conquerors and the ancient languages of the Iberian Peninsula. And so it's from Portugal that the Portugal language has spread to every one of the world's seven continents. And Portugal isn't the only European country where Portuguese is spoken. For Portugal became a member of the European Union, in 1985. Consequently, Portuguese is considered one of the Union languages. And the number of Portuguese speakers is increasing throughout Europe. And so Portuguese speakers can be found in Andorra, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Luxembourg, Spain, and Switzerland.
"Obrigado" is a Portuguese word that means "thank you" when said by a male speaker.
Actually, yes they do. Whoever said no needs to do a bit more research before they answer.
The word "seu" does not have a corresponding translation in Spanish. It does, however, mean "its" in the Portuguese language.
The English words 'our country' is said as "eshialo shiefuu" in Abaluhya language.
To say "help me" in Portuguese you would say "me ajude". This is said in many different languages.
Water in Portuguese is said as "água."
"Boas festas" means "Happy Holidays" in Portuguese. This would be commonly said in Portugal, Brazil, and other Portuguese-speaking countries.
That's 'Tio' (tiu).
the word cisneros means bravery comes from the roman language. only the best warriors were said two have this name.
Two countries where Portuguese is the major offcial language are the Latin American country of Brazil, and the southern European country of Portugal. The former has the world's largest Portuguese-speaking population. The latter is the original source for the spread of the Portuguese language throughout the world.