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#Portugal #Info #Fans
No but seriously what is that weird sphere thing on Portugal's flag? Find out! OH and in this episode you get to hear some amazing couples advice from the power team KALEB and JILIAN (Spoiler, it gets a little gross)
BARBY YOU STILL DIDN'T SAY .. ABOUT RIO DE JANEIRO BEING PORTUGALS CAPITAL . BRASIL CARAAIIIIIIIII
The armillary sphere ilustrates Portugal giving new worlds to the world, and that we know the world is round for 500 years.
We're not hanging on to the past! You're hanging on to the past!! ;)
The sphere on our national flag is the armillary sphere. It was first introduced by John VI of Portugal (João VI of Portugal). This sphere was to represent the Union with Brazil. When Napoleon invaded Portugal, Portuguese royal family moved to Brazil and made Rio de janeiro as it's capital. The sphere itself was firstly introduced by the Templars and Henry the navigator did too. This symbol is used to represent the Age of Discoveries, which was one of Portugal's golden age.
Geography now!-qatar (arab republic)
@@hanuchopra7768 it was written in Portuguese. Português is Portuguese in our language. The mistake was the lack of the ^ on top of the "ê".
I landed in Portugal the morning after the national team won the European championship or something a few years ago. The entire country was in party mode while waiting for the team to land, I've never seen more green and red in my life.
It was truly an unbelievably cool week for us here :)
@@34cvc definitely a good time for me too, I'm glad I got to experience it!
We take football very seriously xD
@@jenniferjuliana10 yeah, I know that now for sure!😂🎉🥳🎊
@Yeah Nah mas você esta a falar sobre o que?
Back in the 70s, when I was stationed with the US Air Force in Germany, I was on vacation in Spain, and thought of taking a short jaunt over to Portugal, but I was tired, it had been a long trip, so I decided to go back to base instead. On THAT day, Portugal had the coup that overthrew Salazar.
Saddest day in our history
Well, the coup was peaceful and bloodless. It overthrew a symbol of de facto fascism and transitioned Portugal into a modern economy
Marcelo Caetano* By the time the uprising happened, Salazar had already been dead for over four years.
@@gui18bif I beg your pardon?!
@@gui18bif tá foder, fascista
Fun fact: Portugese is the 6th most spoken language in the world today
6th*
6th
@RFT fake fact? Is was a misconception that I didn't know is was the 6th most spoken language
Years ago it was the 5th idk what happened 😂
in fact is 5th
The Spanish city of Ceuta also has that coat of arms, because it was part of Portugal (in fact, it was the first place that Portugal conquered outside the Iberian Peninsula), but in 1640, when Spain and Portugal splat up again, it remained with Spain, and has been part of it ever since.
Albinus true
Ceuta is Moroccan city not Spanish
Spain is not located in Africa
I bought the Portuguese flag months ago in a random store in Canada and I love it
Glad you like it!
Finally Portugal 🇵🇹 greetings from brazil 🇧🇷
rosali macxiel Do you have any plans of visiting Portugal?
@@TheVideomaker2341 Yes I will visit europe next summer
rosali macxiel
Make sure you visit Hrvastka. Greatest beaches and people in the world.
RFT
Yes sir!
Obrigado
The Armillary Sphere is one of the coolest symbols, but it looks so hard to draw
It's a mathematical aid that takes math to draw!
As a portuguese, imagine doing it in art projects in school - as a 6 year old... 🤦🏻♂️
@@davidgarridoecunha7102 I can relate to that... mine used to look like a volleyball :D
Abraço da invicta
It is....
@@davidgarridoecunha7102 mesmo a sério... Nada fácil. 😂😂😂😂.
Mas eu amo essa bandeira.
Portuguese speaking countries
🇵🇹 Portugal 🇧🇷 Brazil 🇦🇴 Angola 🇲🇿 Mozambique 🇨🇻 Cabo/Cape Verde 🇸🇹 São Tomé e Principe 🇬🇼 Guinea-Bissau 🇹🇱 Timor-Leste 🇲🇴 Macao
Equatorial Guinea left the chat
I was really hoping those dots were gonna be more shields lol.
With those shields having dots also.
I always call them dice pips.
We portuguese don't really care but we just need to bow in 2nd grade
Well, if they indeed represent coins, the Portuguese currency before they implemented the Euro was literally called "Shield".
Indeed, historically Portugal has always been expecially competent at defending stuff.
Believe it or not, they might actually just be regular nails with no meaning.
Man... "Alfonso" is not portuguese. Everyone told you that last time. Portugal never had any king "Alfonso". It is AFONSO. There is no L in it.
he couldnt care less! I found his/their way extremely disrespectful to be honest
They are yanks, not the brightest tool in the box!
Very true... Some people mix it up due to the Portuguese language being similar to the Spanish language
Who f.cares?
Alfonso sounds better.
Azores islands is in a different time zone
UTC-1 and UTC+0 during DST
I'm from Azores
Madeira islands have another time to
KromcK in madeira we have the same time than Portugal
Açores not azores
I've been waiting for this video for forever! Kudos from Portugal 🇵🇹
Portugal: I love the sea
Norway: Iam the sea
Match
US: I own the sea
Axxess Mundi Norway: no oil her
Netherlands: Please, take the sea. We don't want it!
Me, an intellectual: I like bacalhau
Some additional corrections which I also posted to the main video:
• 4:03 - it's "Bom Jesus do Monte", not "Com Jesus do Monte" (as a Bracarense, that one really stood out).
• 10:35 - it's "mirandês" or "mirandés". "Mirandese" is the English name of the language so it should have been pronounced as an English word (i.e. the same way as "Portuguese")
• 13:05 - the Associação Académica de Coimbra was founded, obviously, in Coimbra - not in Porto!
Also, as a fan of espresso, Paul - how come you didn't mention it in the episode? We Portuguese take our coffee pretty seriously, as I'm sure you had the chance to taste yourself when you visited ;)
Wait, WE made espresso?
It's Afonso not Alfonso..
We always call him Alfanso🥭🥭🥭🥭🥭🥭 in Arabic world 😂👌🏻
@@jonimaar__2023
Should call him Ibn-Arrik like your ancestors did.
Tell me about it ...
Ugh everytime I meet someone from abroad they always mistake my name for Alfonso 🤦♀️🤦♀️ so annoying
Daneil Bird Lol it's a Germanic name, from the Visigoths, if you want another example try Alberto ( Albert) and so many more...
Of course the german identified himself first as an european and sent EU documentation, impossible to be more german than that. :D
Why should that be sad?
@@roshanL4990 its not sad...
I thought with this documents to show them that we are also here in Germany feel us more and more as Europeans. Of course i send something Fromm my Region like the Marzipan but also fromme my Country, Europe ^^ Nice whishes from Martin !
It's terrible what our money goes to. Forcing this bs down our throats until the majority everywhere thinks it stands for something good because of all the pröpaganda. Well, not exactly majority in the UK but democracy has always been the greatest illusion.
We need all these politicians so they can take out more money for themselves. Even when they retire!
And who remembers article 13?
@@armwrestlingfan6804 aye, the EU is actually horrible for europeans. it's signing away your liberty to a corporate state that cares nothing for you or your culture, only serving to further german interests..
*fourth reich intensifies*
THE BLOOD OF THOSE WHO FIGHT FOR THEIR FREEDOM!!! THE BLOOD OF THOSE WHO FIGHT FOR THEIR FREEDOM!!!
YEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
Nope its just the maçonic colours
Geography Now knows what its audience wants, it wants blood, blood, blood...
Actually we say it is "The blood spilled for the fatherland", not freedom...
@@gui18bif , nop, it's Carbonária's colours.
Eventually we will make them learn: Slovenian uses postalveolar consonants, which makes anyone not used to them confused. For example the "sh" sound is written as "š", "ch" sound as "č" and so forth. "Gašper" in this instance is pronounced as "GA-SH-PER". Could use more examples, but at that point we are training you not to bite your tongues while speaking West Balkan stuff.
Yes. Esperanto has a similar scheme of accented consonants too. It also upholds the sacred principle of only one letter for one sound.
As in Gašper Šantl right? (ESC 2019 with Zala Kralj)
Not only west balkan, dont forget us (east-south- balkan), we were a nation for quite some time, slovenian friend.
omg i love zalagasper
Re: German "chocolate" - this is actually the famous Luebecker Marzipan by the probably most famous brand from Luebeck, Niederegger. Luebeck is famous for, among other things, its marzipan and for the medieval gate that Niederegger uses as their logo.
Niederegger is really the best Marzipan.
Belgian chocolate is the best, lol!
How do you become a Knee-Dragger? Do you train a lot for that?
Dear Geography Now Team. Im Martin, i was the guy to send the Marzipan and the Culture and political Information stuff to you. The pronuncing was yeah a good start with the word Land, the rest well... Good was the loud and clear voice. Im happy that the package has arrived well and you liked it. Good wishes to you all, Martin
That was nice from you!
Was hat Kaleb da eigentlich vorgelesen?
Welche Episode?
I don’t know about “arigatou”, but the japanese word for bread (pan) undeniably comes from portuguese (pão). There are other examples, but I can’t remember right now
Tempura (a kind of Japanese deep-fried cooking, from Portuguese 'tempero' meaning 'seasoning').
Karuta (a traditional Japanese card came, from Portuguese 'cartas de jogar').
Also a lot of vaguely English sounding words come from Portuguese and that's why they sound a bit off: 'Igirisu' (United Kingdom), 'Kiristo' (Christ), Oranda (Holland/The Netherlands), and Botan (button).
In Papiamento we say "pan" (bread) here too in Aruba. And Papiamento is a Portuguese Creole.
@@FeatherWait "bidoru" is used in Japan to call marbles. It comes from "vidro", portuguese for "Glass"
@@outros5062 yaaaas!!!
Huge fan of this channel. Was waiting for the portuguese episode for a long time. Thank you. It was magnificent.
Absolutely loved Portugal episode😀
The most Underrated nation in the world
Who's Portuguese?
Quem daqui é que é português?
Me
Eu
Sou Portuguesa!
Eu, so que nao fui criada em Portugal mas em França, estamos espalhados no mundo inteiro 😉🇵🇹💕
Eu.
Com muito Orgulho...
me
Outstanding video. Thank you so much for showing the original Portuguese flag.
Thanks for your work about Portugal 👍 it's a great job 👍
You deserve so much more subscribers! 😭
The best Flag/Fan Friday for the best episode of Geography Now!
*You guys are awesome!*
Most of the things you teach your audience is pretty accurate!
not really! plenty of mistakes and myths presented as facts
been waiting for this episode like ages ago bro my country good vid
the word arigato does not originate from Portuguese. But glass in Japanese is a Portuguese word. we say "vidro", Japanese says something similar like "vitro" and also the word cake in Portuguese is "bolo" which is very similar to the Japanese word for cake. We were also the first to arrive japan and founded the city of Nagasaki. We are the oldest and truest nation-state. And yes with have a friendly rivalry with Spain, however our biggest enemies during the empire days were the dutch which stole a lot of our colonies during the Iberian union. This is one of the reasons why we fought the independence against Spain. We only lost our independence once during our existence, for 60 years, to the Iberian union. You guys at geography now actually did a good job explaining some stuff. But again nothing is better than to visit the country and enjoy your time with the locals if you really want to know more.
Thanks for the video of Portugal
arigato does originate from Portuguese.
The Portuguese didn't founded Nagasaki. The city was already there but it grew after a local Japanese daimyo gave a port to the Portuguese in that city.
@@ae86trueno71 It doesn't.
very authentic german from kaleb, wouldn't have been able to tell the difference
greetings from austria :)
Maybe consider doing a part 2 of each country.
It'd be cool to see this channel focus on the subnational aspects of countries (provinces/states etc)
Great Guys!! Thanks
Dude your funny!! I'm Portuguese by the way but live in Canada. Love Portugal!!❤
Don't get it why these videos have less views than the others. I love them greets from Freiburg/Germany🇩🇪👌🏽
@Yeah Nah vai para o Brasil
I don’t usually watch Geografanmail, but I’m glad I did today. Funny! I think I’ll watch more often🤔
Love your vid
The "click toy" is called a "viewmaster".
Rename Flag/Fan Friday.
Flan Friday
and eat pudding
I support this decision
This makes me think of "Sheldon Cooper presents Sheldon Cooper's Fun with Flags" ahahha awesome!
It’s 5am here in Kentucky, but I don’t care! I’m going to watch this video
Our flag represents the blattles against the moors: read about the reconquista. It's an intrinsic part of what it means to be Portuguese.
_pss: read up on the true meaning of the castles, if you are patriotic you might be very upset with its original meaning_
@@FaithfulOfBrigantia Oh no, I guess I don't know "the true meaning" Oh no! lol
What's that supposed to be? What's your agenda?
@@lauramartins5953
Its the flag of Castille.
Representing the dynastic union between Afonso III of Portugal and Beatrice of Castille
@@FaithfulOfBrigantia Duh, I know that. That's one of the meaning people attribute to it, it's not "the true" (one and only) meaning. The most commonly referenced one is that it represents the battles against the Moors. Even if it's origins in the Portuguese flag are indeed Spanish, it still represents the battles against the Moors as well (the Reconquista was in the whole peninsula).
Your comment doesn't make any sense. That's like saying we can't claim the Portuguese cross as our own, because it has origins in the Asturian cross. That's nonsense and it reveals ignorance of the historical events.
Where are you from? Please tell me you're not Portuguese!
@@lauramartins5953
Thing is, Portugal does descend from Asturias, the Portuguese county was founded by an Asturian noble as a part of Asturias.
So it makes sense to have a reference to the Asturian cross.
But having the flag of your greatest rival in history, after fighting so many wars to maintain sovereignity while they slowly took over the rest of Iberia... Seems a bit insulting to the pride don't you think?
Sure you can shift the meaning to something more palatable, but the original intended will always be there.
Kaleb is honesty my favorite from the geography now team. He has such a natural charm. Also he and Jillian are couple goals
HE SHOUTS TO MUCH AND IS NOT SO FUNNY :/
But he has a some sort of charm i geuss...
Jillian>>>>>>Hannah
I vote for the Hannah team
At 10:20, the joke Paul tells, the manner that he cracks it and Kaleb's reaction... I can certainly believe that you two have been room mates.
Hey, Barbs. Can you please explain the cantons of Switzerland for Filler Week?
Casper, the friendly ghost, is actually called "Gasparzinho" in Portuguese (Brazil).
actually the red means The Blood of Who die defending Portugal
You mean the unsung heroes who defended your country from foreign invaders
You mean The Blood Spilled by the Portuguese Heroes?
@@leefloresca7014 stfup
HECK, YE-AH!! HAPPY FRIDAY, Y’ALL!!!!
Ok, that was pretty funny, thanks guys
11:04 Yeah I just understood "Das Landsgericht"
What does it mean
@@whitedragon8148 A State Court of Justice in Germany, as opposed to a Federal Court.
Natürlich muss Deutsch gebrüllt werden. Man kann es nicht ganz normal vorlesen.
Dabei war es ein Infozettel für den Landtag von Meck-Pomm ! ^^
Love geography now from Dubai.🇦🇪🇮🇳🇵🇰
🇮🇳❤🇵🇰
Why Índia flag
2:07 admit it, that's what everyone is waiting for :)
Love Portugal
Just wanted to add a information about the blue shields inside the white shield . Basically it can also represent the Miracle of Ourique (wich is connected to the 5 muslim kings) . The miracle of ourique is a history made by the people of that time saying that the angle of portugal appeared in front of Afonso Henriques (1st king of Portugal) before the Battle of Ourique has a messenger saying that if he hears the bell of the closest chapel to go away from the camp where Portuguese troops where and when he did that he saw jesus in the cross saying that he would watch after him and his peers and that he would win the battle of ourique against the moors . And after that "happened" the next day Afonso Henriques won the battle and killed the 5 muslim kings and became the 1st King of Portugal .
BARB IS SO MEEE WHEN IM BETWEEN COUPLES LMAO!
Arigatou comes from old japanese, and according to Wkitionary, has been in use in some form or another since a century before the Portuguese arrived.
That German bubble wrap reminds me of freezies too. 🤣
Lately, Barby's been keeping a schedule of doing two countries on consecutive weeks, then taking a break for the next two weeks for more research. (Yeah, he took an extra week between the Philippines and Poland, but he was in Europe at the time.) Assuming he keeps this up, here's when the remaining countries will be posted:
Qatar: Nov. 27, 2019
Romania: Dec. 4, 2019
Russia: Dec. 25, 2019 (Christmas)
Rwanda: Jan. 1, 2020 (New Year's)
St. Kitts and Nevis: Jan. 22, 2020
St. Lucia: Jan. 29, 2020
St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Feb. 19, 2020
Samoa: Feb. 26, 2020
San Marino: Mar. 18, 2020
Sao Tome e Principe: Mar. 25, 2020
Saudi Arabia: Apr. 15, 2020
Senegal: Apr. 22, 2020
Serbia: May 13, 2020
Seychelles: May 20, 2020
Sierra Leone: Jun. 10, 2020
Singapore: Jun. 17, 2020
Slovakia: Jul. 8, 2020
Slovenia: Jul. 15, 2020
Solomon Islands: Aug. 5, 2020
Somalia: Aug. 12, 2020
South Africa: Sept. 2, 2020
South Sudan: Sept. 9, 2020
Spain: Sept. 30, 2020
Sri Lanka: Oct. 7, 2020
Sudan: Oct. 28, 2020
Surinam: Nov. 4, 2020
Sweden: Nov. 25, 2020
Switzerland: Dec. 2, 2020
Syria: Dec. 23, 2020
Tajikistan: Dec. 30, 2020
Tanzania: Jan. 20, 2021
Thailand: Jan. 27, 2021
Togo: Feb. 17, 2021
Tonga: Feb. 24, 2021
Trinidad & Tobago: Mar. 17, 2021
Tunisia: Mar. 24, 2021
Turkey: Apr. 14, 2021
Turkmenistan: Apr. 21, 2021
Tuvalu: May 12, 2021
Uganda: May 19, 2021
Ukraine: Jun. 9, 2021
United Arab Emirates: Jun. 16, 2021
United Kingdom: Jul. 6, 2021
United States: Jul. 13, 2021
Uruguay: Aug. 3, 2021
Uzbekistan: Aug. 10, 2021
Vanuatu: Aug. 31, 2021
Venezuela: Sept. 7, 2021
Vietnam: Sept. 28, 2021
Yemen: Oct. 5, 2021
Zambia: Oct. 26, 2021
Zimbabwe: Nov. 2, 2021
@@priscillajimenez27 Well, I did assume his travels don't get in the way of the schedule.
"belgium makes it better"
*belgian happiness noises
10:00 Hey! Where'd you get the Iroquois/Haudenosaunee flag from? No love for the people of the longhouse?
Barbs: please make sure that when you hold a flag of Puerto Rico (also the flag of Cuba, because they are pretty much the same except for the inverted colors) you hold the flag right side up meaning that the star needs to be "standing". A star has five points so two of those points will make the legs the other two will make the arms and the one point will make the head so if you put just the one point down it means it's upside down. If you look at the US flag all 50 states or Stars are standing.
This is the first time i wach a video 33 seconds after the stream
the dots can't be the silver pieces of judas iscariot because the number of judas' silver is 30 pieces while we only have 25
The castles can't be conquered moorish castles, since there were far more than just 7 castles in Portugal, and number of castles on the flag was changed multiple times, and neither of those as a result of additional conquests (the reconquista was already finished by the time they were added).
@Yeah Nah
Learn to read before trying to write.
@Yeah Nah
lel
Di I see a Haudenosaunee flag there? I saw squares but not the middle of the Onondagas.
@@priscillajimenez27 I have lived in the Oneida's territory and now living in the Onondaga's and my first landlady was a Mohawk so I know a bit about them.
you guys are funny... seriously ;)
Viva Portugal Caralho!!!! Lusitânia Eterna! 💙💛💚❤
From Brazil.
@Carlos Saraiva olā 🇵🇹
"Manchester is one upping other cities"
*Dies laughing*
Was a fan btw lmao
@GreenTeaKitKat how dare you
Man Utd is a joke this season, I swear!
@@omarsherif7306 ikr
Manchester is....
Green!
@GreenTeaKitKat Man City household here too!!!
You're evil Barbs :D Loved it.
12:40 That fell out of fashion in Germany 75 years ago. Although it´s making a comeback at the moment....
I love portugal and cristiano respect from croatia
sees United scarf - *Screams in Man City.
The armillary sphere was actually part of the Portuguese crown since the king Manuel I, because it was his personal code of arms (he was not supposed to be king, so he has personal arms)
As I was about to go to bed... luckily it's the weekends
when they were trying german chocolates and barbs said belgium makes it better then kaleb says it'll start a war? uh yea pretty sure thats quite accurate
i mean, i'm pretty sure most of europe is in agreement us belgians have the n1 chocolate.
most of the people i've spoken to at festivals and shit also say our beer is the best so.. yay us.
We all deeply know Belgium got invaded in 1914 because of this altough it declared neutrality
@@petartoshkov2076 Nah that was to settle the dispute of who has the best beer.
im not first
im not last
but when this guy Uploads
I click fast
Same
me to
this ep made me cry laughing thx
Will you do Tibet?
*The origin of the word Arigatō* is NOT Portuguese at all, despite its similarity with the Portuguese "Obrigado" which also means "thank you".
The word can even be found in 13th Century manuscripts dating all the way back to the Nara period and before. The word comes from the Old Japanese word _"Arigataku"_ and is made from the combination of the verb 有る aru, (“to exist, to be”)+ 難し katashi, (“hard" or "difficult")
Cuando tienes examen de Portugues, pero solo sabes decir *"SIIIUUUU"⚽️*
@RFT
"SIU/SII"
-CR7⚽️
@@jeffersonochoa1860 "SIM"
-CR7
@RFT Não sei o que esses hispânicos e estrangeiros andam fumando, mas eu só sei que eu quero também, parece afetar bastante o cérebro.
@@outros5062 Na verdade ele realmente confundiu "sim" com "siu", provavelmente por causa da pronuncia do CR7.
@@emonlevircni4617 Someone is mad, huh?
"under gunfire" is the new "uphill both ways"
Oh damn this one was surprisingly personal to me. I did a Fulbright in Uzbekistan last year (and am late to sending you your first Uzbekistan postcard - it's sitting at home because I forgot to send it last year :((( ), and I was accepted to peace corps in Armenia last year! (But turned it down for Uzbekistan hehe)
me: sees thumbnail
me 1 sec later: * Sad Portuguese noises *
As time pass, Barbs cares less an less about the mistakes and topics that weren't part of the video
*History curiosity:* Portugal was one of the countries that resisted Napoleonic innovations. Napoleon launched a continental blockade order, where no european country could negotiate with the United Kingdom, in order to make it weaker and so Napoleon could invade UK way easier. But Portugal refuse that order because of both countries being so strong allies. So Napoleon got mad and tried to invade and occupy Portugal three times, and he failed all of them, which led him to give up Portugal and go attack Russia, which also refuse that order. (something that also went horribly wrong).
In Venezuela (one of my countries, the other one's Italy) we call those 'summer popsicles' Chupi Chupi, also I can't wait for the Venezuela ep! I WOULD LOVE TO BE IN IT!!!!
There is no real dispute over the origin of 'arigatou', we have writings from centuries before Europeans came to Japan which use the word.
Hi, sometimes is portugal we say arigatu as a way to say thanks in a cultural manner. Maybe it was all the way around, Japan taught us to politely say thankyou. In conclusion, I have the theory that the people who received the discovery guys had a lot to teach them and vice versa. The most interesting part is the ability of diferent people coming together and exchange ideas. There is more that unites us than seperates us. 😊
It's a Viewmaster. Not a kaleidoscope x)
She meant Stereoscope.
Oh GOOD! This time, Barbs didn't forget the "Return Address Contest" bag!!
@Lou Bravo yeah, seeing it was filmed at his house it was easy not to forget it.
@@emeraldsroses0524 always a plus for Barbs! LOL
In heraldry, the shield of Portugal it's constitutes by the bordure in red and the castles which represents the former King of Algarve, and the five shields a blue represents the former king of Portugal or Count of Portucalense.
By the way, the monument of Discovery, in Lisbon, have 33 figures. And this number is not a coincidence.
It’s getting close to Zimbabwe. What you going to do after that?
Paul, Portuguese people don't think arigatou came from obrigado. It doesn't. It's not disputed. Do you really think Japanese didn't have a word for thank you before the 16th century?
Arigatou and other conjugations of the word appear in medieval Japanese writing, as far back as the Heian era of the 1100s.
Please fix your spread of misinformation. This is not a tiny mistake.
It did and also other words such as:
Irmão-iruman
Cruz-kurusu
Carta-karuta
Órgão-orugan
Castela-kasutera
Cristão-kirishitan
Pão-pan
Inferno-inheruno
Those are some known, obviously not many or portuguese and japanese would sound alot more similar, but theres very few words
@@diogopereira1475 you think Portugal brought their word for thank you to Japan in the 1100s? Diogo, no one is claiming there are not words in Japanese that come from Portuguese, and you're even missing the most well known of them in your list. But "thank you" is absolutely, inarguably not one of them. Research it for two minutes.
Cool my free post card from that app really arrived. Thomas from Germany.
Barbs, when are you coming to the Caribbean?
Jogo Do Pau! Our own martial art!
FC Porto from 2002-2004 under José Mourinho was without a doubt the best Portuguese Team of all time. They've won 2 national Championships, 1 national Cup, the Europa League title and Champions League title back to back and even the Club WM.
In other words, they've won everything.
It would be nice to see if the Portuguese clubs could get back to the top of Europe in the future.
Greetings from Germany!
Hi. First time i am commenting here. Awesome "show". I am waiting almost two years you come to S like sLOVEnia :D.
And yes, Luka Sulič from 2cellos is Slovenian, dont belive to Croats :P. Luka Dončič too, Melania Trump too, etc, etc....
We may be tiny country but we rule the world Mwahahahah
(p.s. jokes apart, great show and if you want to know more about us, i will be glad to help you out)
p.s. 2 you might search on TH-cam for "America first, slovenia second". Its ironic but mostly very, very true....
What do you guys do with all those fan letters/items? You guys should open a museum with all that stuff.