Portugal

If you want to say I am Indonesian you say:

Eu sou indonésio (male) or Eu sou indonésia (female)

But if you want to say I am from Indonesia you say:

Eu sou da Indonésia

The short answer is the difference in economic styles.

The not so long answer is that all begun with the rise of a Protestantism in the previous century (1500s). Spain and Portugal remain Catholic while Holland and England shifted towards Protestantism. This inevitably cause wars between them. To pay for this wars Holland innovated a whole new financial system that the English later dearly copy.

Equipped with a new religion and economy Holland and England logically needed a new political system that supported both Protestantism and Capitalism. This was to be the key turning point for Spain all mighty power as they remain running their country with a now antiquated political, religious and economic system.

October 5th 1143

The temperature increased by 28 degrees from 5 AM to noon (15 degrees below zero to 13 degrees). This change occurred over 7 hours (5 AM to noon). Therefore, the average hourly increase in temperature was 28 degrees / 7 hours = 4 degrees per hour.

the distance from Calais to Nazaré, Portugal is 2016 km. The driving time is 18 hours.

Maravilhoso.

they are located in portugal.

I assume you mean the left of Spain. Upon its formation, yes, Portugal has always been Portugal. However, before there was a Portugal, there were other Kingdoms and Empires in its place. For example, the Roman Empire. Spain used to also occupy all of the Iberian Peninsula, in which the two countries are situated. Before the modern-day Portugal, there was the Kingdom of Portugal.

In 1192, but at the time, Spain did not existed. It was called "Castela", and was much smaller, it was one of several states of the iberian peninsula.

Yes, wheat is growing in Portugal.

They were heading toward Asia because the prices of silk along the Silk Road were too high

They are... In Lisbon, in a american store

Lisbon is its own region.

Prostitution

lisbon is IN Portugal (Capital)... it's about 2/3 south (within Portugal, on west coast)

It was first spotted by a portuguese.

Charles IV was King when Napoleon turned on his ally and ordered his troops to seize Spanish fortresses in February 1808.

The South Coast of Portugal, Algarve, is beach resort territory. Too many to be listed. Be more specific.

Compulsory military service was abolished in Portugal on November 19, 2004. The minimum age is 18 years old for voluntary service. Women have been assigned to naval ships since 1993. But they aren't allowed to serve in certain combatant specialties.

The distance between the above mentioned places is 3859mi approximately. The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.

(Ola) <that's how you say hi in Portuguese.

there is swine flu in 5 regions of portugal! these are all confirmed cases! xxxx

The daily mean temperature in September in Lisbon, Portugal is 71 degrees Fahrenheit [21.8 degrees Celsius]. The average high temperature is 79 degrees Fahrenheit [26.2 degrees Celsius]. The average low temperature is 63 degrees Fahrenheit [17.3 degrees Celsius]. The average daily precipitation is 1.12 inches [28.5 millimeters].

2012