well of course many adults work on farms, sometimes you will see kids in the farms working. Most of the people in Portugal work. There are a lot but it is hard to work out the exact number.

Portugal is governed by a semi-presidential republic, where the President is the head of state and the Prime Minister is the head of government. The President is elected by popular vote, while the Prime Minister is appointed by the President, usually from the political party that holds the majority in the Assembly of the Republic.

The Pico volcano is not situated in Africa; it's in the Azores, Portugal, which is part of the European continent.

The volcano itself is considered very recent, with an estimate age of 750,000 years.

Countries in Southern Europe, such as Spain, Italy, and Greece, typically experience some of the hottest temperatures in Europe due to their Mediterranean climate. Additionally, countries like Portugal and Malta also have hot temperatures during the summer months.

The main reason the Portuguese and Spanish enslaved Africans in New World colonies was to meet the demand for labor in industries like mining and agriculture. Africans were seen as a ready source of labor due to their physical capability, and the transatlantic slave trade provided a constant supply of enslaved people to support the economic development of the colonies.

Yes, Portugal is slightly farther south than Spain. The southernmost point of Portugal (Sagres) is at a latitude of approximately 37°N, while the southernmost point of Spain (Tarifa) is at a latitude of approximately 36°N.

The flying time from Toronto, Canada to Faro, Portugal is approximately 8 to 9 hours. Flight durations can vary based on factors such as the specific route taken, weather conditions, and any layovers.

There is quite a large variety including:

Beaches

Forests

Caves

Headlands

Islands

Lagoons

Lakes

Mountains

Rivers

Springs

Volcanoes

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Landforms_of_Portugal

A common stereotype for the Portuguese is that they are passionate people who are known for their love of food, music, and celebration. They are also often associated with having a strong connection to the sea and a rich history of exploration.

Yes, the term "Portuguese" should be capitalized when referring to the language, nationality, or people from Portugal.

In Portugal, the word for lazy is "preguiçoso" or "preguiçosa" depending on the gender of the person you are referring to.

I do not have specific data on the number of same-sex marriages registered in the district of Castelo Branco in Portugal. You may contact the local civil registry office or government authority for this information.

With a total area of 35,645 square miles [92,090 square kilometers], Portugal is ranked 110th in size. It's larger than Jordan, ranked 111th, with 34,495 square miles [89,342 square kilometers]. It's smaller than Hungary, ranked 109th, with 35,918 square miles [93,028 square kilometers].

Around 98% of the total population of Portugal speaks Portuguese. Portuguese is the official language of the Republic. It's the country's most widely known, spoken and understood language. But its use isn't universal, because of monolingual speakers of Mirandese, and because of sign language users. Mirandese is spoken in northern Portugal. Mirandese and Portuguese are the only officially recognized languages in the Republic. For Mirandese has the unique, special status of regional language of national importance to the Republic. It's estimated to be spoken by about 12,000 individuals. Of that number, 7,000 are estimated to be bilingual speakers of Mirandese and Portuguese. The remaining 5,000 are monolingual speakers of Mirandese. Around 5,000 individuals out of a total population of over 10 million gives a percentage of 0.005% to Mirandese. The hearing disabled number around 150,000. Not all hearing disabled are deaf. Neither all deaf nor all hearing disabled use the Portuguese Sign Language, which is based on the Swedish Sign Language, and not on the Portuguese language. And so a rough percentage of 1.5%can be offered for Portuguese Sign Language use within the total population. More than half of the Portuguese population is bilingual in another, major European language. The most widely known, spoken and understood of the European languages are English, French, and Spanish. For there are anywhere from 26%-32% of the total Portuguese population that's bilingual in Portuguese and English. The figure drops to 24% in terms of those speakers who are bilingual in Portuguese and French. And it drops even further to 9% for those who know Portuguese and Spanish.

The average height of Portuguese women is around 5 feet 4 inches (162 cm).

The Philippines and Portugal enjoy friendly diplomatic relations. Both countries maintain embassies in each other's capitals and collaborate in various international forums. Trade and cultural exchanges between the two countries continue to strengthen their ties.

Yes, J.K. Rowling moved to Portugal in the early 1990s to teach English.

In "The Great Gatsby," faith is represented through Gatsby's unwavering belief in Daisy's affection for him, despite evidence to the contrary. This faith is ultimately revealed to be misplaced, leading to Gatsby's downfall. In Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "Sonnets from the Portuguese," faith is depicted as a source of strength and comfort in the speaker's love for her partner. Despite facing trials and uncertainties, the speaker's faith in their love remains steadfast, highlighting a more positive interpretation of faith.

Both "The Great Gatsby" and "The Sonnets from the Portuguese" explore the theme of striving for an ideal, whether it be wealth and social status in Gatsby or love and spiritual connection in the Sonnets. Both works depict characters who are driven by a desire to achieve perfection in their pursuits, ultimately leading to both fulfillment and disillusionment as they confront the limitations of their aspirations.

Ano ano bansa ang sinakop ng

Anong mga bansang Ang sinakop Ng portogal, england, at France sa timog asya? sa kanlurang asya?

Boa tarde.

In Portugal, April Fools' Day is known as "Dia das mentiras" or "Dia dos enganos." People play practical jokes and pranks on each other, like in many other countries. It is a lighthearted day where friends and family members try to trick or deceive one another for laughs.

The name of Portugal's almond flavored after dinner drink is "Amarguinha."

To say "I'm gay" in Portuguese, you would say "Eu sou gay."