In May 2018, my family (My mom, dad, brother, and aunt) flew from Chicago to Madrid. We were meeting up with my sister Caitlyn, who is a Peace Corps volunteer in Morocco! We hadn't seen her since Christmas, so we were all very excited! Enjoy! The next three videos will be travel videos, and then back to normal Eliza videos! We find out sex of new baby next week, so be watching for a gender reveal soon too!
A J in Portuguese is the same as in English and not an R like Spanish so Jose like Joseph Here in Portugal we put subtitles in tv shows and cinema so we grow up listening to several languages. English is mandatory in the 5th grade and a second language on the 7th grade of school french or german). It´s very common for us to speak more than 3 languages.
Cool vid, but just a little thing, FYI, about the pronunciation of names and words in Portuguese starting with the letter "J" as in [castle of St.] Jorge: the "J" in Portuguese is not pronounced as "R" as it is in Spanish; it's pronounced rather like it is in English, thus Jorge should sound like George (which is indeed the Portuguese variant of the same name) through a similar process which changed, for example, the spelling of the name Geoffrey in English to Jeffrey in American English. Have fun.
In May 2018, my family (My mom, dad, brother, and aunt) flew from Chicago to Madrid. We were meeting up with my sister Caitlyn, who is a Peace Corps volunteer in Morocco! We hadn't seen her since Christmas, so we were all very excited! Enjoy!
The next three videos will be travel videos, and then back to normal Eliza videos! We find out sex of new baby next week, so be watching for a gender reveal soon too!
I was excited to see you have more than one video, posted!! Yeah! Back to real life (work) for me! I enjoy your vlogs, thanks again!
So glad this popped on my feed!!!!
This vlog is awesome, Lisbon looks very charming apparently! 😍
I love watching your videos!
Beautiful family, lovely to see you travelling together.
I'm watching all the way from Australia. X
A J in Portuguese is the same as in English and not an R like Spanish so Jose like Joseph
Here in Portugal we put subtitles in tv shows and cinema so we grow up listening to several languages.
English is mandatory in the 5th grade and a second language on the 7th grade of school french or german). It´s very common for us to speak more than 3 languages.
Gordianus that's awesome!
Now kids learn English in 3rd grade which I totally agree. When I went to school it was in the 5th grade but now it even earlier.
Lisbon looks interesting.
American Scarelines Lisbon was one of my favorite parts! I'd definitely go back!
if you come back to visit portugal again you have to see sintra is a fairytale village, take a look at this sintra video
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Awesome video, guys! How was Spain and Portugal? We are backpacking central/eastern Europe this summer!
Words with Winos Travel Vlog both were amazing! I highly recommend Lisbon in Portugal!
This was so cool to see
Awesome vlog! If you get the chance to go to Sevilla, I highly recommend. One of the most beautiful cities I've ever been to!
We went there too! It will be in the next vlog!
Nice..😊👍
Thank you! :)
Cool vid, but just a little thing, FYI, about the pronunciation of names and words in Portuguese starting with the letter "J" as in [castle of St.] Jorge: the "J" in Portuguese is not pronounced as "R" as it is in Spanish; it's pronounced rather like it is in English, thus Jorge should sound like George (which is indeed the Portuguese variant of the same name) through a similar process which changed, for example, the spelling of the name Geoffrey in English to Jeffrey in American English. Have fun.
Miguel Coelho Good to know!
nice travel vlog
Thank you!
caitlyn is elder sis?
dr Shimul Caitlyn is my little sister by 2 years :)
thats right, portuguese dont speak spanish. how about that? lol
Jorge Gomez who would've thought! Haha! I felt so dumb!