The Portuguese had a longstanding interaction with the Muslim middlemen of the overland trade with India. In fact, Portuguese was one of the languages that was used in trading. The Portuguese continued their interaction with Muslim traders after they had found the sea route to India. And they colonized areas of India that encouraged the continuation of the interaction. For example, their territories of Daman and Diu, on the west coast of India, were located near the Muslim Gujarat.
No, Cherokee Indians were not Muslim. Neither would they convert to Islam or follow the teachings of the Islamic prophet Mohammad.
'brazilian' is not a language --' they speak portuguese and 'sujo' would be the answer
No, it is not considered rude to speak Spanish in Portugal. Many Portuguese people understand and speak Spanish, as the two languages are similar. However, it is always polite to ask if the person you are speaking to is comfortable with Spanish or if they would prefer to communicate in Portuguese.
First of all Brasilians speak portuguese. I am lost would be "Eu estou perdido"
Voce gosta may be abbreviated to 'ce gosta or just plain gosta among close friends. This is the verb that you'd use, for example, to say 'Do you like to speak Portuguese? That sentence would be translated as Voce gosta de falar portugues? Voce = you. gosta de = like. falar = to speak. portugues = Portuguese.
I think the question would be best asked, "How Many Languages Does Jose Mourinho Speak? Name them." Mourinho speaks 5 languages fluently not 4. They are Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian and English
yes Muslim people are way better than Indians, according to some people Some would argue that no people are better than any others. People are difficult to compare. Actually, comparing a Muslim to an Indian is like comparing an infectuous disease to a dirty sock. You cant do it.
Albuquerque believed that a Portuguese victory at Malacca would secure control over the vital trade routes in Southeast Asia, thereby enhancing Portugal's dominance in the spice trade. He saw Malacca as a strategic point that would enable the Portuguese to disrupt Muslim trade networks and expand their influence in the region. Additionally, capturing Malacca would provide a stronghold for further conquests and facilitate the spread of Christianity. Ultimately, Albuquerque viewed this victory as pivotal for establishing a Portuguese empire in Asia.
to say language in portuguese, you would say 'lingua'
That would be South America. See the related link.Orange is PortugueseGreen is SpanishBlue is French.South America.
There is no information about languages that were spoken by Tocobaga people.
Yes - if one of your four grandparents was Portuguese you would be called "quarter-Portuguese." The same would apply if and two great grand parents were Portuguese, for example, one maternal great grandparent and one paternal great grandparent was Portuguese