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i guess the robes that the students wear in harry potter is also because of the robes that college students wear in portugal and salazar slitherin from harry potter is also based on the portuguese dictator antonio de oliveira salazar.
Vasco da Gama bridge been called by jornalists The Bean Bridge
Yes, you leave here, that's a fun fact and it's wonderful.
GUYS, ovni; Objecto Voador Não Identificado... PT for UFO 😂
A little fun fact that's cool for Portugal but a bit sad for the world in general is that the Portuguese flag is the only one in the world to feature a scientific instrument - the armillary sphere. Don't get me wrong, I think the flag is hideous, breaking basic rules of heraldry and good taste but the one good thing it has going on for it is that symbol which is so connected to our History.
As a portuguese, I would like to apologize to the law, cause I pee in the ocean everytime. I did not know. Never got arrested 😂
If fish and cetaceans can do it why should humans be discriminated? 😉 Law equality for all species! ✊🏼😁
Worse is to pee in the swimming pool,....
I'm pretty sure everyone does it XDDD
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What you mean it’s illegal to piss in the water , I’ve been to piss in the water in Portugal for 33 years .
Pls report to the nearest police station to sign a confession. You will be fined in minis so take at least a pack of 24.
Pls report to the nearest police station to sign a confession. You will be fined in minis so take at least a pack of 24.
A procura deste comentário lmao Portugal caralho
exactly everyone does it
That makes you a criminal...!!! So, you are the guy.... We found you, that's why ou water is green and not blue...
We didn’t know Lisbon is older than Rome. Great facts! And we agree - Portugal is the best country in the world ❤️
To be fair Lisbon and Porto are older than most cities in Europe because no one know exactly when they where actually founded. We only know that both where founded by Celts so probably in the same time frame of the Greeks ones. Lisbon was caled Olisippo and Porto was caled Calles when the came Romans the aded Portus (meaning Port to the name). The diference is that after the Muslims invasion of the Iberia peninusula in the VIII century the Porto was aboned, beign refunded int IX century by Vimara Peres and was for that city that name Portugal come to be
🇵🇹 Thank you 🇵🇹
Obrigada! (Thank u) 💖
Thanks. Greetings from Alverca, Lisbon. 🙂🇵🇹
Rome tried to conquer Portugal, to be honest, Portugal is probably the oldest country in the world, making it’s city’s also the oldest in the world
Miss one fact...
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Portugal have the world's best Danish couple, who moved to Lisbon... Amalie & Joen!
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what makes this couple the best in the world is precisely the fact they moved to Lisbon !!! I don't know how, but our country is able to deeply transform people....
i totally agree with you. Amalie & Joen, are the best! :)
- Selvagens are part of Madeira.
- OVNI: Objeto Voador Não Identificado.
Also love how both of you defend Portugal like you are Portuguese.
só admnistrativamente - em termos geográficos e geológicos, são dois arquipélagos totalmente diferentes - basta ver a enorme distância entre eles|!!!
Não há qualquer cena de pesquisa numa das selvagens?
@@silveriorebelo8045 o que importa é que não são espanholas😜 e permitem-nos aumentar a zee
@@mateuspereira8623 A Selvagem Grande conta permanentemente com dois funcionários da Reserva Natural das Selvagens.
@@silveriorebelo8045 Of course they are portuguese!
I m from Romania and I live in Portugal. I love this country and the people are kind.
Fun fact: portuguese people call french tourist “avecs” (only in the summer time)
I can cofirm
Not true! “Avecs” are Portuguese who are immigrants in France and when they return to their hometowns for holidays insist in speaking half Portuguese and half French!
Avec are the portuguese that come on vacation and don't want to speak portuguese like they are ashamed of being portuguese
@@armandasilva8214 agree lol
Amanda is right. That's what we call to emigrants who went to France and usually mix both languages.
Guys you have captured the essence of portuguese people, we portuguese are very proud and yet very humble at the same time.
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Hey guys, we have been watching your videos for more than a year and I wanted to share with you that tomorrow we are moving to Portugal from the U.K.!
So excited and nervous. We have been going to Portugal for 10 years and decided now was the best time to go *cough* Brexit *cough*.
The Portuguese are some of the friendliest people in the world and have made us feel always so at home. You can do so much there, the whole country is gorgeous with so much to offer.
Thank you for showing the world the beauty of Portugal. May your channel grow more and may you guys have much success.
I am Portuguese born and lived there for almost 17 years and moved to Montreal, Canada (now living in Vienna since 2012). I can just tell you that Portugal will embrasse you and make you feel welcome. People are humble in general, they love to communicate and socialize (even in supermarkets, hehe). In general kind people with big hearts who love life. Of course there are little glitches, but hey, name me a country that is perfect ! with romantic towns, incredible coast (some will make you feel like you are back home). As a language tip ... the hardest thing at the start is the "sh" sound you hear all the time. This is mainly the sound of the plural in words which most of the time is created by adding an "S" at the end !!! Ex: House = casa and Houses = Casas (but the end of casAS sounds like casaSH). Rule of thumb....
I wish you a wonderful time and savour the food and wine. If you also want to see great green land, ocean life and more, pass by the Açores Islands. It will make you feel back home too !
I'm also moving from the UK to Portugal with my girlfriend next month! Shout if you need anything guys!
Sorry, with over 500 replies maybe somebody already clarified the issue of names but I just can’t read them all. It is not that there is a book of names that cannot be used. It is the other way around: there is a book of names to bemused. This for two main reason: to protect children from crazy parents and to keep Portugal Portuguese. You can however apply to give a different name to your child, but you must provide a reason.
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Good stuff. Thanks for the clarification. I agree with said reasons.
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@@m.alexandrecastro9323 Thank you for that tip on sh pronunciation. Just beginning to learn Portuguese.
Bem... tenho que ser eu não é?
PORTUGAL CARALHOOOOO!!!!
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aeee tava a ver q ninguém dizia kk CARALHOOOOOO
eu amei??? HAHA representa literalmente todos os tugas
@@evaave18 SIMM KKK
Quando a maior parte dos comentários em inglês, são de portugueses 🤣🤣🤣
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Portugal has the best football players:
Football: Cristiano Ronaldo
Beach Football: Madjer
Futsal: Ricardinho
Jordan is better at beach soccer
Correction: 2nd best footballer. Messi is the best
Messi? What did he win?😁
@@pappabear300 what he didn’t??
@@jacklis1662 Copa America or WC or anything outside Barca.
You guys forgot one: The highway toll used in company Via verde was invented here also
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First time I comment. I am portuguese and immigrated to the UK. Your reaction was hilarious. Hugh!!! That's exactly how a portuguese immigrant feels living in the UK. We only immigrate because we have to survive. 😂😂😂 love you guys. ❤❤❤
We have those names or equivalent in Portuguese: Tom is Tomás, Emily is Emília and William is Guilherme ;)
The William one seems very odd. The names might have the same origin but they're so different from each other. It would be like saying you can't name your son Jacob or James because we already have Tiago and Diogo. This list should definitely be rethought
@@wnnr3294 No caso de William penso que se trata de um equivalente que tem origem no significado da palavra em si. Como as origens das línguas são diferentes fez-se uma adaptação.
Encontrei isto. Se tiveres paciência:
“Na verdade Guilherme não provém do inglês William, mas sim do alto alemão antigo Willehelm, ou seja, willeo (vontade, determinação) + helm (capacete, proteção), algo como "protetor determinado" ou "protetor resoluto". William veio, então, indiretamente do alemão, mas através do francês, língua que teve, sobretudo na era medieval, grande influência de línguas germânicas, mormente do ramo frâncico. O primeiro William famoso da Inglaterra foi justamente o normando de língua francesa Guilherme I que invadiu e conquistou boa parte dos reinos da Grã-Bretanha, estabelecendo séculos de predomínio normando francófono na maior parte da ilha.
O normando manteve o som /w/ do francês antigo, de modo que uma provável forma inicial Willielme >> Willialme se transformou no francês normando Williaume (houve muito, nessa transição, uma vocalização do /l/ para /w/ assim como ocorreu mais recentemente no português brasileiro). Daí, é fácil ver como Williaume se tornou William ao ser adaptado à fonética dos falantes do inglês.
Já o português parece ter tido a mesma tendência do italiano e do francês parisiense a acrescentar um /g/ antes do /w/, talvez porque não lhes vinha tão naturalmente a pronúncia de um ditongo puro com a semivogal /w/, nesse caso /wi/. Logo, ela depois de um tempo passou a /gw/, ou seja, /gwi/.
Não sei dizer se o nome Guilherme evoluiu no português diretamente a partir de sua origem germânica ou através de um intermediário românico como o francês (atualmente Guillaume), mas eu apostaria na segunda opção. Seja como for, penso que a forma atual da palavra sugere que o que ocorreu foi basicamente esta evolução, não necessariamente nesta exata ordem de mudanças sonoras:
Willehelme > Willhelme > Willelme > Güillelme (o /l:/ prolongado provavelmente foi se tornando um lh, uma aproximante lateral palatal, nessa época) > Güilhelme > Güilherme > Guilherme.
Uma certeza, no entanto, podemos ter: Guilherme certamente não veio do inglês William, senão o que seria de se esperar seria um nome bem diferente.”
@@guinass Sim, eu entendi o que querias dizer. Foi exatamente por isso que usei o exemplo que usei. Os nomes Tiago e Diogo (que é apenas a forma espanhola de Diego) são derivados do nome espanhol Iago que por sua vez é derivado de Iacobus que é a forma latina do nome hebreu Ya'qov (penso que seja assim que se escreve).
Da mesma maneira que este nomes evoluíram para serem os nomes que são hoje, também Jacob e James evoluíram para serem os nomes que são. A meu ver, a não ser que pesquisem a origens desses nomes, difícilmente veriam similaridades entre eles enquanto que nomes como Emily e Emília são fáceis ver.
Em geral, acho que essa lista falha um pouco ao excluir tantos nomes estrageiros. Há muitos filhos de imigrantes que por nascerem cá não terão a possibilidade de ter um nome que os ligue a essa cultura
@@wnnr3294 Tem os apelidos
@@guinass Certo mas não vejo o problema em deixar que as pessoas dêem maior parte desses nomes estrageiros as suas crianças. Claro que nomes com OVNI e isso são estúpidos e podem prejudicar a vida social da criança mas chamares a tua filha Emily parece-me razoavelmente inofensivo
I live in London for 7 years and it’s true that I miss Portugal a lot, and you guys help a lot with your videos! I love the fact you actually love Portugal that much!
A lista é real. O objectivo parece estar relacionado com a dificuldade de pronunciação e a distinção de género. Não sei se será isso ou se é uma espécie de nacionalismo mal disfarçado.mas eu até gosto q os portugueses continuem a ter nomes...portugueses. Chamem me provinciana 🤣
No entanto , se um dos pais for estrangeiro, já se aceitam nomes "diferentes".
Acho interessante ouvir determinados nomes e perceber de onde são. Sabemos q Guilherme é português. John de um país de língua inglesa. Hans deve ser alemão. E Maikon é de certeza, brasileiro 🤣 ( brincadeira
Parabéns pelo canal e sim, estou no estrangeiro e vcs ajudam me a "matar" as saudades :)
Sem qq maldade, mas o mais fácil é mesmo identificar os Brasileiros, imbatíveis na invenção de nomes, então quando fazem junções entre nome de mãe e pai é hilariante 🤣
Acho que a lista existe de modo a garantir uma mínima homogeneidade aos nomes. Olha o caso do Brasil... Um mesmo nome lá poderá ser escrito de muitas maneiras diferentes.
Filipe pode ser à portuguesa, à espanhola (Felipe) ou variações como Philipe, Phelype, Phillype, etc.. É quase à vontade do freguês. E em termos administrativos deve ser infernal ter de lidar com tantas variações.
Maria Machado, Não é nacionalismo (Agora ! já foi assim), é respeito pela língjua e com/ para as crianças. Alguém chamar com nº 1, 2, 3, "Balha.me DEus", e sou agnóstica.
Não gosto de idiotices e tb não gosto do meu Nome que era proíbido em PT, mas o consulado aceitou pq nasci num país fricano. Derivado à minha tia/madrinha adorar ginastas sovéticas , Enfim, passou,.. Bjs e abraços!!
@@pedrogoncalves2827Pedro, pode ser infernal, mas acabamos todos tendo histórias engraçadas e cheias de carinho com nossos nomes diferentes e escritos cada um de um jeito. É uma liberdade linda e que, como qualquer outra, sempre sempre tem alguém para levar ao extremo...
Ainda bem que assim é! Há com cada nome ridículo nos países onde não há qualquer restrição, é de risos mesmo. E é um exagero dizer que temos só 10 nomes para escolher, é mesmo de quem não sabe. Nós podemos dar o nome que quisermos desde que sejam adaptados à escrita portuguesa. Podemos também dar nomes estrangeiros se algum dos pais for estrangeiro. As pessoas é que acabam por pôr os mesmos nomes que sempre ouvem, ou porque pertencem a outros familiares das crianças...
The reason why Portugal likes so much bacalhau was because Portugal used to fish next to Canada Sea during the discoveries era! Great video!
Such great ambassadors for Portugal. It is a special country for sure. I visited there and loved it. Planning on moving to Barcelona but I could live in Portugal in a heartbeat. And if the right opportunity comes I would move there as well. Great job as always. I watch your videos with pleasure every time.
*Proven facts about Harry Potter + Portugal :*
Indeed, the writer of the books gave English lessons at the University of Porto also married a Portuguese man that got divorced after domestic violence, she wrote the 1st pages of the book here in Portugal, after one interview she said that the library everyone says she got the idea for the stairs that move is wrong, she confirmed that she never visited it but that hold like to. The most thing alike with the Portuguese culture is the "suit?" they use in the school of magic in harry potter that's almost equal to the "suit??" that is used at the university she gave english lessons, the architecture is also obvius.
Salazar was also named after a dictator from portugal.
And voldemort comes from her ex husband name Valdemar... Impossible not to see the connections!
She definitely got inspired with Livraria Lello and the architecture of the city and the old universities in the north
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In Denmark they force you to read Harry Potter in school?
In my case I was kicked out from history class because I was reading "The chamber of secrets". And because of that, when I got home my father sent me to the "chamber of darkness"
PS_ the world surf championship is in Peniche, not Ericeira.
Adoro "chamber of Darkness"" ahahahahahahaha muito bom
Lol.
"Underwater cops" and "canooon" 😂😂 - great overall video by the way. I miss Portugal and cannot believe I visited 35 countries before choosing to visit Portugal (Lisbon/Madeira/Azores during July 2019). It is a great country; I hope to retire there one day (from Houston TX).
Thank you, you will be welcome! I am Portuguese, from Lisbon
The name list thing is a little misunderstood. Portugal doesn't allow those names because they are the Anglicised versions. Portugal already has the variants and equivalent versions of those names. Emilie or Emily is "Emilia". Thomas/Tom is "Tomás". William is "Guilherme". John is "João". Etc.
#20 about the names restrictions. We do have, name restrictions as we are still a conservative country. But the name restrictions are for two main reasons.
1) To protect the dignity, of the borns child from crazy fathers. You can't give unrespectable name to your chiled.
2) If you are Portuguese, does not make any sense, you pick a name that has nothing to do, with your ancestours . So picking a foreigner name, when you don't have anyone in your family, from that particular country, dosen't make sense.
Other than that, you can register whatever name you whant.
However before that restrictions took place, there were people with strange names, that became family names,that survived over the years, to the present.
We have, as family names "Camelo" means Camel. "Carraça" means Tick
"Feio" means Ugly.
And so the law took action...for registration porposses, but did not forbithen those polemic names that allready were used!!!
Portugal is mostly conservative in name only. It's actually a very liberal country.
Yeap! The allowed names list is updated time to time and it's a very long list. If you are from another country but live in Portugal and want to name your kid a name that is not on the list, you just need to request a document from your embassy/consulate, stating that it's a name, then you can use that name.
Thank you!
You’re the best guys
#17 know you have special attraction for Madeira,but what, you said about Madeira, being not so known as a Portuguese isle. That can also be applied to Açores isles.
Your Portuguese fluency is getting better every new vlog. Congratulations for your fantastic work.
The main cause of criminality is inequality not low wages. Criminality arises when your neighbour is way richer than you. When your neighbour is as poor as you you dont rob them :)
Great video, guys. Cheers!
I'm so grateful, because you always feel the "atmosphere", about us! ❤🌹
Dude, Madeira is not unpopular. It has been selected the world's best island destination 3 years consecutive, Madeira wine is world famous alongside porto wine and Madeira is the third region in Portugal producing more revenue from the turistic sector. Sure, it could be more popular, but it is not unpopular, even by a stretch. Good video tough, keep up the good work.
Acho que eles se estavam a referir ao passado.
Your guys videos are so appreciated during Covid; I can travel to Portugal vicariously through your videos. Can’t wait to join you guys soon with my Brazilian girlfriend. Muito obrigado amigos!!!
I love you guys! Such great video. Thank you so much
I just wanna to say that you two are the nicest people 🥰 and thank you so much for your kindness to a country that is also yours! Portugal is a better place with you two living there
From the bottom of my hearth, thank you guys!
Well, why would a Portuguese person give their children the English names you mentioned at minute 13:42 -- Emily, Tom, and William -- when there are Portuguese equivalents of such names: Emilia, Tomás, e Guilherme?!
And, besides, there are way more than 10 first-names per gender. Not every male in Portugal is called João or Filipe; and not every female is called Maria. Those are just stereotypes!
@M C That is where you're mistaken. Guilherme is the Portuguese version of the German name "Wilhelm"! In Portuguese, just like in French, the German double "V" was transformed into "Gui" in the early middle-ages. That is the reason why William/Wilhelm is "Guillaume" in French, and "Guilherme", in Portuguese!
Portuguese is the official language of Portugal, and it should be kept that way!
What I do find interesting, however, is that you follow the vlogs of a Danish couple who praise the Portuguese people for maintaining their traditions -- which should include keeping the Portuguese first names, well, Portuguese -- but you seem to reproach us for doing that. How strange...
@M C Look, I am not going to debate you on that. I've clearly pointed out to you the reasons why in Portugal people give preference to baptizing their children using Portuguese Christian names.
I don't make the rules but I agree with the general consensus on that!
Besides, I don't think that there is an imposition on foreign parents to baptize their children using only Portuguese first names. And there are plenty of Portuguese names that are exactly the same as (or close enough to) the English, French, German, and even Russian ones: Rita, Paula, Irene, Isabel, Ivone, Inês, Isadora, Clara, Laura, Leonor, Luisa, Emília, Amália, Amélia, Daniela, Teresa, Julia, Sandra, Alexandra, Claudia, Carolina, Patrícia, Beatriz, Catarina, Cristina, Joana, Susana, Ana, Alba, Alberta, Alice, Adelaide, Antonia, Linda, Graça, Natália, Hilária, Hilda, Brígida, Brita, Bárbara, Raquel, Diana, Helena, Flora, Filomena, Madalena, Mariana, Marina, Margarida, Filipa, Marta, Sabrina, Olga, Olívia, Sofia, Edite, Elisa, Eva, Matilda, Josefina, Jacinta, Felícia, Virgínia, Vanda, Roberta; André, Paulo, Tomás, Vladimir, Alberto, Alfredo, Gustavo, Henrique, Hugo, Rodrigo, Roberto, Martins (I don't pretend to know them all...)!
A name is something that stays with you all your life, not quite like a Pizza.
If you're so keen on "exotic" names you can always go to Brazil and call your kid whatever you like. Bala Perdida, for example!
@M C FYI, the last part of my previous comment was written in jest!
Yes, in these times of irrational "multi-culturalism" and historical revisionism that perhaps makes sense. How about letting the indigenous population of the different countries of the world to decide what constitutes an acceptable change to their culture...
@M C And another thing: "Would your parent have been anti-Portuguese if they had called you Michael instead?"
When I was born, 63 years ago, to use the English version of my Portuguese name, in Portugal, would have passed for the most complete snobbery and most certainly would have been looked down on by most people!
Also, do note that until quite recently in the USA, if you had a non-Anglo-Saxon first name you would have been more than likely discriminated against based solely on that fact, so much so that many migrants (Jews, Irish, Poles, etc.) changed -- or were forced to change -- their original names into the closest English version they could find. So, how about that?!!
My mom’s name is Maria Emilia 😆
Thanks for this guys. I am originally from Portugal and I actually just bought a house there (in Terceira, Açores). I am excited to be moving back next year. I can’t wait!
lol, "can you imagine moving from Portugal to England" me trying to do the opposite 😂 but I do know a lot of people that have actually done the move to the UK...
I love Portugal and the Portuguese.
Friendly, helpful and easy to talk to.
You guys are the sweetest things ever !!! I am so proud that you love it here and please stay as long as you can. We love having you here!
Hello! Thank you so much for sharing these facts! I really enjoyed them, I am Portuguese and didn’t know some of these facts. It was good to learn, welcome to Portugal 😘
Great video guys.....the more I see video from you in Portugal, the more I want do leave Brazil....
Haha 2 min in... and I did move to England from Portugal for work reasons. Your videos are amazing and awesome for my Portuguese soul... Please keep working! :)
Just saw you in Saldanha 2 days ago at night! Wanted to talk to you but i felt shy to do it! Keep posting your awesome videos.
Great and good to hear you like it guys
That was super adorable. My husband and I want to visit Portugal with an eye to moving there. It sounds so lovely. Thanks for this fun video!
Fun fact, Amalie is a great reporter...👍😊🤗
Adoro ver o vosso amor por Portugal, continuem com os excelentes vídeos 🇵🇹🇵🇹
Hey guys...thanks for the Tom Woods vid. Listening to it now. Be back tomorrow to see this one. Have a lovely evening. 👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Here is one for you. th-cam.com/video/-g4L3WJPmvs/w-d-xo.html
I really enjoyed that thank you 😁👍 and I live here! 😂
I moved from Portugal to Northern Ireland, I'm here 4 years already and I'm back to my beautiful country this year. Good job guys
My girlfriend lives in Brazil, i am from India, please help me sir
How can I go to Portuguese?
Your mug shot it’s funny as hell . Keep safe 💪💪
I always enjoy your videos
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What Can i say guys...a tear is falling from my eyes ... you are really special, I hope you already feel Portuguese too !! You achieved something fantastic: capturing the Portuguese essence, something that many Foreign People that Speaks portuguese like the Brazilians for example or even Portuguese from some Parts of the World despite having the same cultural heritage that the natives have Didn’t achieve yet!
Tks
As a Madeirian (lives in Madeira) it's not ALWAYS minimum 21 degrees 😆 we have snow in the mountains so it can go bellow 0 (even if it's rare) but the average for winter is around 18. But thank you for the love for our island and country!
THANK YOU BOTH FOR TAKING ME TO PORTUGAL, GREAT TRIP WITH KNOWLEDGE. YOUR A BEAUTIFUL CHANNEL AND COUPEL. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR'S. STAY SPECIAL.😊💛💖💛
In fact, it’s tastier ear people like you that are not born in Portugal, speaking about and show places, people and Portuguese food , as you do ! Thank you Amélia and “Das Bost” ! Wish you the best and keep doing what you like to do, ‘cause we like too!
Such an interesting video dear couple. Thank you. You are Portuguese too. Dont dare leaving us. Pleeeeaaase!
I like you,people!Do you know that Portugal had two Danish queens?Eleonore,daughter of Afonso II,married to Valdemar III (The young) in the thirteen century,and before her D.Berengaria married to Valdemar II and mother of three future kings of Denmark : Érico IV,Cristovão I and Abel I (i dont the names in danish!) in early 13th century.
So you see...the story of our countries is well connected.The best for you both.
It was not Portugal that had two Danish queens, it was Danmark that had two Portuguese queens -- the ones you mentioned.
glad you mentioned Madeira. though temperatures can be a bit colder during the winter hehe.
I loved this video sooo mutch! 😄💜
Tak for svar på mail forleden Joen omkring skat. Keep up the grind👍🏼
Thank you!
Love the video! I am portuguese and loved the way you spoke about Portugal ❤️. I confirm that the list is true 😛
Vasco da Gama bridge opened in 1998..Portugal was not on the map yet. Even though, we had Expo98 that year, which I believe it was the start of a new era, towards modernity. Followed by Euro 2004 that opened our eyes for how much we might had to offer and started to prepare us to the eight to ten year later boom on tourism, 2012, 2014...
Bacalhau became a national dish due to Salazar codfish campaign, during the dictatorship. The bacalhau industry became a big slice of the portuguese economy and it was a cheap long lasting product that could feed the poverty and hunger of those times. Salazar even tried to forbid the octopus that was coming from Galiza, so that way people would have just the codfish as option. The codfish is a recent national dish, let's say.
About the list of names, I believe that is changing. But, I know that culturally we prefer the portuguese traditional names. In general, we find kind of cheezy 'parolo' to choose a foreign name if both parents are portuguese and live in Portugal. And we have much more names than Pedro and Joao...but I totally agree that those 2 are on top5. kakak
I love you guys! Keep up with the good work!
A parte da lista devia ser para evitar os nomes das filhas da Luciana Abreu. xD
How did you forget to mention our famous "Francesinha"?
Guess what another João here!!!
Awesome video guys!
Portugal is currently in 7 peace keeping missions around the world, that should also count to being the third most peaceful country in the world
Actually military involvement in other countries is a downpoint for the peace index, but as its backed by the UN i guess it doesn't matter as much
It doesn't. Military involvement of any kind counts as "militarisation" in the Global Peace Index, which decreases the standing of country. But those interventions tend to be UN based so who knows how much it counts.
The problem with many people is that they take what they have for granted and think that peace falls from the sky. We have been serving those countries very well and doing the job that few dare to do. Are we getting enough compensation for that? Ask the minister.
#22 - You both are more Portuguese that a real Portuguese!..Obrigado!
That's funny what you think about the names list in Portugal because in Denmark people repeat the names very often 😁 Malene, Hanne, Jan, Christian, Lene ... no to mention the last names witch all end with SON 😆I don't think it's Wrong to preserve national traditional names😉
There's absolutely nothing wrong with it.
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Aww.. It's true what you said about Spain and France in comparison to Portugal. There is something that's different. Not sure if it's about sadness or embracing our culture more than the others. But there's definitely something different that you feel in people. I think the details count much more in Portugal than in big countries like Spain or France precisely because of being big countries.
Hi! the naming system has been changed. Up to +/- three years ago there was a list of rejected/accepted names. That list derived from the law that stated (and still does state) that: names given to children should be Portuguese or adapted to the Portuguese language, phonetics, and spelling. The name cannot be gender ambiguous. Foreign names with foreign spelling were permitted if the baby was born or registered abroad, had a second nationality or any of the parents was a foreigner or had double nationality.
The central register services would evaluate if a name followed all the referred criteria and complied names that had admitted or rejected in that list - that was quite strict, although updated every year as names would be submitted, rejected or approved.
You couldn't have a Portuguese baby with Portuguese parents named Kevin, however, you could have a Quévim.
However, that list does not exist anymore.
There was a change in paradigm (greater flow of immigration also helped in this regard) and in the person in charge.
Currently, for reference, there is a list with all the Portuguese baby's names that were registered in the last 3 years - this list is much broad as it includes Portuguese babies with foreign parents. Since there are now Portuguese citizens named Kevin or Kévin, is it fair to other citizens to be Quévim as they didn't have foreign Parents? Is Kévin not recognizable as a name and a boy's name?
Nevertheless, due to various factors, Portuguese parents tend to be quite traditional when naming their children.
You can check the list here - www.irn.mj.pt/IRN/sections/irn/a_registral/registos-centrais/docs-da-nacionalidade/vocabulos-admitidos-e/
I know it's not totally about what you just said but I'm portuguese and I know about a women who's french that moved to Portugal and had her name adapted to a portuguese version. She said it was the law, I think is kinda strict but I'm not in charge so....
Love you guys...thank you for what you are doing for my country Portugal...altough i must tell you that i love the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen and Lego City in Billund...wonderful
About the surf in ericeira( nº 12 ) part is right but in the begin of october usually happens in Peniche too, the MEO Rip Curl Pro , that because of covid19 will be in february from 18 to 28 :)
Fun facts Portugal had during monarchy a green wyvern as a national animal today we have the iberian wolf and mythical rooster of Barcelos. we also have a nacional tree Cork oak (Quercus suber)
The reason me and my wife love to watch ur videos,great way to kill the saudades that we have for Portugal.
I love especially the football ones.
BAS DOST IS THE BEST.
Best regards and thanks for the videos
Oh, I actually suggested you #10 a while ago.😃 (And Tom Scott's video on that fun way of time travel where one arrives before departing is excatly where I got that info.😉)
Regarding #2, Portugal is basically the most peaceful country in the world that isn't an island.😉
On the topic of superlatives and world records, another little fun fact is that Portugal has the tallest and widest stone arch in the world (the largest from Aqueduto das Águas Livres which can be visited in Lisbon).
There's a fact that might have to to with Portugal being such a peaceful country and that weirdly enough relates to the aqueduct: Portugal was the first country in the world to abolish the death penalty… but not before hanging the criminal that mugged and killed people by throwing them from the top of the aqueduct.
About #19: Lisbon is the second oldest capital city in Europe after Athens. Plenty of Greek cities are older than Lisbon but when it comes to capitals one could argue that we shouldn't say that Lisbon was built on 7 hills like Rome since that example didn't exist yet to imitate. (Lisbon actually has an 8th unofficial hill which happens to be the tallest…🤫) Despite or on top of that, Lisbon is considered the first modern city in Western civilization: after being extensively destroyed in the great earthquake, tsunami and fires of 1755, the downtown of the city was rebuilt according to the rational and positivist values of the time with wide straight streets in stark contrast with the labyrinthine urban arrangement from medieval times which subsides in the Alfama neighbourhood. (The renewed city plan is also said to be ruled by a Masonic design where from the number of streets to the fact that all are orthogonal except for the curved one everything has a reason related to the initiation rituals and ascension to higher orders…)
OMG, you guys are more portugueses them most of portugueses people xD
Thank you for those amazing videos, you almost know everything about us and this is really amazing, the away you explain and talk...
Obrigado por estes videos e continuem o excelente trabalho =)
We had Joel as our tour guide when we went to Portugal 3 years ago.
the cough thing is totally true, great video and thanks
I actually agree w/ your friend around the 6:43 mark. If high quality base ingredients are used in a dish like Piri Piri, then no need to overpower the flavors. That being said, I've been to 36 countries and my favorite food countries: Japan, Italy, and Greece...are all places which have the same philosophy of natural flavors w/o overpowering spice. However, I do also like some spicy food from time to time such as Thai, Indian, Mexican or Schezuan food...but I just think Portuguese food is better when not too spicy.
Love you guys too ❤️
We want to know the 20 facts about Denmark ! Didn't understand the question about child names, in fact, I think it's very similiar with Denmark, you can't baptize your child: Ovni, table, moon ...
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Congrats for the video, well done.
In a way, i compare both of you with Ljubomir Stanisic, you guys love, push and do more for our country that a lot of Portuguese that spend most of the time crying and hating their country.
keep on going with the videos!
I was at the feijoada on the Vasco da Gama bridge.... great day.
hi guys! Small correction. If you insert a foreign card in the Multibanco (ATM) it asks if you want the screen in 4 other foreign lenguages
Interesting, I didn't know about the first one !!😂
Loved your t-shirt! Where did you buy it from?
A Patron sent me it 😍
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00:04 Joen o teu sotaque português está quase perfeito 😂😂😂
I give you the #22 fact that can blow away your mind, about Portugal, that most of the people don't know about, even the majoarety of the Portuguese are not aware of.
If the international continental geography, that determinates which country belongs to which continent. If it was made by which continental plate the countrys are stand on. Then Portugal and would be, the only country in World, that are spread for three (3) Continents. Continental Portugal is on the European plate. Azores is on American plate. Madeira is on African plate.
Spain is in two diferent continental plates, main land in European plate, and Canary Isles on African plates, but there is nothing in American plates that belongs to Spain...
However France has overseas territories that are spread in American and African continents that still are under French administrative jurisdition, because people from this country's decided to be that way, but are indepedendant countrys of Guadalupe, French Guiana, Martinic, Mayote, San Martin and Reunion. Those French territorys are not like Azores and Madeira (Portugal) or Canary Isles (Spain), because they are overseas, with diferent etnic cultures.So the real France and French, is only on European Continent.
You should do a little bit of research, not all of the Azores are in the American plate, they are divided between the Euroasia and the African plate, only two of the nine islands are in the American plate--Flores and Corvo. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.
pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jun%C3%A7%C3%A3o_tripla_dos_A%C3%A7ores
You name it. Eating is religion in Portugal. First thing people do here when they meet friends they eat in a restaurant and after that perhaps you do some other stuff like going to bars,... In Germany it is the other way around. You meet to do some activity and after that perhaps you eat somewhere together. Also first thing I see when I enter a house or apartment in Portugal it is the kitchen. In Germany I almost saw the living room.
thanks for the compliment to the portuguese people! 😎🇵🇹👍
It true the list is updated regularly
I passed on that bridge the day before the inauguration while on vacation
I'm not sure, but if one of the child's parents is a foreigner, he can give the child a foreign name, as long as it is a name from his country.
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Yes it is true.
I’ve heard that too :)
Almost true. My husband was born in Portugal but he has double nationality because his parents are foreigners so we were able to give our child a name that was not even in the list of allowed names in Portugal, but has no relation to both countries.
@Márcia Pina If the other nationality have no restrictions in names, that would be normal.
You can apply a simple trick.
Register your child first in your contry embassy then register your child with the portuguese authorities after.
There's the Berlenga island, with small islands near Peniche, the main one have some fisherman neighbour. Codfish have more than 100 recipes, its impossible not to like at least some, check bacalhau à bras, bacalhau com broa, bacalhau à lagareiro. Octupus à lagareiro is wonderful too. Its true that you cant call kids some names but today isnt so restricted.
Hei guys. I have been seeing you for a wile now. You guys are great. When this covid thing is done you should try to seee probably the 2o sport of Portugal. Is called hoquei em patins. Or roller skating hokey.
In regards to names you cant name your child with a foreign name unless one of the parents is foreign, and we have our own translations to most common english names.
I’m coming to Madeira on Monday!
That’s interesting the impression you have about the Portuguese being more excited and energetic than the Spaniards. I’ve always heard that the Portuguese are the “Nordic of the South” owing to their distinct culture, proximity to the Atlantic, geographic isolation, deep Celtic roots and colder temper.
You have it so wrong. Obviously never been to the northern European countries. Or to Portugal. Try visiting. Take care 🤗
That's true