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A "portaguise" typically refers to a type of traditional Portuguese pastry, known for its flaky texture and sweet filling. However, the term may also be a misspelling or confusion with "portuguese," which relates to anything from Portugal, including its culture, language, and cuisine. If you're looking for specific information about a pastry or something else related to Portuguese culture, please clarify!
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What languages are video games released in?
Video games are realeased in lanuges all over the world.Probaltly Depending where you are!For an example if your in Canada yourprobaltly going to have games that are in only English or Englishand french.If your looking for a game that is available in a few langugesEnglish spanis portaguise french(etc.) This game is for kids tho 6-14it is Disney Club penguin waddle around and meet new friendsi hope this answer helped~Ty.F
What language does the word verandah come from?
The word Veranda came from a Malayalam (a south Indian language) where the word 'Varandha' means a sit out with roof on top and no walls on three sides.It comes from the 18th Century Hindi word baraṇḍā (or barāmdā ), which might come from the Persian word "bar āmadaḥ" coming out.Another theory is that the Hindi word comes from the Portuguese word "varanda", meaning railing.
