@@curiousnomadic Barely know the city myself so good on you! But ... what is with the pronounciation? Shetubal?... Just simply Setúbal. and it is Casa da Baía (Baeea), not Byea
We visited Setubal in 2017 and loved it! The market is truly wonderful. We stayed at a fantastic guesthouse close to it and appreciated the friendliness of the vendors and the quality products for sale at very reasonable prices. So many wonderful places to eat and there is so much to experience. We took the ferry over to Troia for the day - well worth the visit. I would gladly relocate from Canada for 6 months of the year to Setubal. I really enjoyed this segment and miss Portugal a lot. We have visited several times and every visit makes me love this country, it's friendly people, food, wine, culture and history more. Great job!
Carlos Saraiva Thank you Carlos. There is a smaller community of Portuguese people in central Canada. We used to go regularly to a small Portuguese grocery store in the city owned by a lovely older couple who sold the business. There is one other store I believe but the selection is not as good. Now it is hard to get many of the Portuguese foods that we like - I am addicted to Manna tuna pate! I always buy Castelo soap made in Porto, have a lot of Portuguese ceramics and my husband knows to buy Portuguese wine to make me happy. We do as much as we can to support the Portuguese economy.
We also have promoted Portugal as a holiday destination and a few of our friends have visited. My sisters and girlfriends love the cork handbags that I have gifted to them. I have purchased some lovely ones in Sinatra and Cascais.
I live in Toronto and have never been to Europe but am thinking of retiring in Portugal as I have heard so many good things about it. The winter is too long here and life is too short to have to stay indoors for half the year. Setubal is high on the list of potential places to live along with the Algarve, and the Silver Coast. I am hoping to visit next year if possible...
@@briany7658 We too live in Toronto, and I agree with you. Living incubated for 6 months a year is difficult. We have decided to relocate to Setubal. We expect to be there by July, 2021.
I enjoy all your videos but I particularly loved this one, which brought back wonderful memories of our two-week holiday in Setúbal in July 2011. After several visits to Madeira, I'd started trying to learn Portuguese in South Wales. Our tutor Debbie's boyfriend was from this beautiful city and she showed me pictures of the beach. I was hooked and so we booked an apartment in one of the city's pedestrianised areas. We had a great time there - and absolutely loved Troia peninsula. If you get a chance to visit Palmela, please take it. I remember doing some wine-tasting close to the pousada and my 15-year-old complaining because they didn't sell coca cola. Fabulous memories of a wonderful city. Thanks again.
There's a sail boat that takes you to see the dolphins. I did that once and it was amazing. Setúbal and Portinho da Arrábida are beautiful. Story is cuter by de day. Love the way she says Portunese. 😆🤗💚❤
Your daughter is adorable. I'm enjoying your sight-seeing tours from my lounge in Australia very much! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. ❤😊
You should also visit Palmela, the village 7km up from Setúbal. The view from the Castel is awesome because it's way up and you can see Setubal and Lisbon from there.
Bless you all...what a little gem you have with you☺....So fortunate...Best wishes from Bucharest.....Indeed Portugal is so beautiful....including the people, by all means...
@Alexander a bit better than last year...still needs to be done a lot though...it is a shame for our island, I hope the new mayor will find a solution soon!
As a teacher I must advise, it is not Shhhetubal. The first two letters are pronounced as if you were saying 'Senhorita'. Setúbal is still very run down, but the mayor is really trying... Try to take the car on the Ferry to Tróia, so worth it. Also, if you go to Outão, quite nearby, follow signs to the Hospital which is inside a fort. Enter the hospital and follow signs to the cafeteria. The view is absolutely amazing and all free. Patients in their rooms below have amazing views, just like you do and access to the small beach below is by going down the steps, carefully...
@@Lat41 Great, still plenty of fishing in Portugal though, not so much in Setúbal. It is geographically beautiful, amazing beaches, good culture, and it is turning around. I lived there when the old part of town was pretty much shut down and run down from the economic crisis, but you are close to Lisbon, plenty of transport options. I got to thank Alaska for "Portugal the Man", it brought Portugal to a few Americans and Alaska to a few of us here! Amazing place. Wish you a the best in Portugal, a simple but very nice place where all are welcomed as long as you come for good deeds. Cheers!
@@Alfablue227 Yes PTMan makes me proud. I saw them in concert several times in 2019. Portugal feels like home. Simple is good. And good deeds sorely needed. I am very excited.
I love watching your videos. My boyfriend is from Portugal living in Australia. Watching your videos is the closest thing to me getting to know his Country. Thank you for these videos, they are inspiring and I am learning a lot. We are headed to Portugal in June of next year and I am utterly excited. In the meantime I look forward to watching your upcoming vids :-)
I visited the Mercado do Livramento when I was in Setubal in May, before mowing down to Tavira district. I have to say, I wish there was a similar market here. It was exceptional, but the main restaurant/bar/cafe was quite expensive.
What day was this? Usually the weather here is very good in the summer. Next time take some time to visit the mountain and the Azeitão area, also Sesimbra.
Hi, I think I saw you here in Setubal couldn't remember where :) anyhow when you return to Setubal i would be happy to meet you. Pinay living in Setubal.
I love this video. Story is the MOST BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIRL IN THE WORLD...SERIOUSLY!! Not only is her beauty not 2 be denied but her personality is worth a million $$$. She is so sweet you & your sweet wife are raising a sweet & caring child! You both should be proud of yourselves because Story confirms that the work & love you both instill into raising her is evident! You both are excellent parents so many families could learn from your skills. Story is delicious she makes ya want 2 squeeze her w/the biggest hug & kiss both of her cheeks. Story is the granddaughter I wish I could interact w/on a daily basis. I hope your parents get the 1x1 time 2 help Story grow because your daughter is special! Your New York suburban girl fan who loves your channel & excellent information that is supporting why I'm relocating in 4.2021 2 PORTUGAL!!!! CAN'T WAIT!!!!
Your daughter is very cute. My daughter's used to be like that until they became teenagers 🤣 Enjoy her youth because before you know it she will be all grown up! Btw, thanks for the video. I am hoping to visit Setubal late next year.
Hope you enjoyed my hometown. You should visit us again, but this time get in touch with a local before, because even though you visited some of our city's nicest spots, you still missed some key ones definitly worth your visit. Keep up the good work of showing the world how wonderfull Portugal is.
...and now you have started a new Vlog just from where i live :D :D oooh damn i would love so much to cross with you on the street and say thank you for all the work you have done :D ENJOY, Beautiful family :D just one constructive criticism, how about starting to improve some portuguese legends ;) I´m sure you do have a lots of portuguese sharings to a great older portuguese crowd that do not have english knowledge. Regarding to the Mercado do Livramento, it missed you a great part: Speak with the people, learn from all that food comes, sense the effort that many of them make to putt they´re on cultivated fresh things available to the population :)
Great video. In the city, you missed the main square (Praça do Bocage) and the city centre with all the shops. One note though, the city beach is actually prohibited to swimming due to hazardous materials at the bottom of the ocean floor. Enjoy the area, it's beautiful.
How old is your beautiful daughter? She is so sweet and so smart and the love that the two of you show her is evident that it is not only given while on video recording time. It would be wonderful to see this more in the US of A where I currently live. I have had some medical issues that have stalled my move to Portugal. I am sure (hopefully) to be able to get there soon enough but have to sell my home first in a very growing what was once a dot or not even on the map with a population of less than 5000 now easily over double that and getting way to cramped for me. I hear the two of you talk about the poor quality of the COFFEE. I live in the coffee capital of the USA being near Seattle, Washington. I was wondering if you think starting a Coffeehouse with a few sweets would make a profitable business in Portugal and if so, if coffee can be shipped in from other countries to offer an awesome cup or do you know who I would talk to to seek such a venture? I have always wanted to have a Cookie Shop and make American style Drop Cookies and tray bakes to people in other countries. Maybe your little girl can be the one to tell us if she likes or doesn’t like them. Do you know if a non- citizen or if it is possible to even live there as a main resident. I don’t speak Portuguese but being there I will learn and from what I feel, I will have a family in the people I am familiar with. I am a widow now for 6 years and my 4 kids have left my nest and if I am in Portugal, they cannot come back to drain what little they have left me. Now, is it legal to even start a business if I am not a citizen? Anyway, sorry to make this so long, I have never been to This Beautiful and Amazing land of Portugal but I have been watching you and another couple with their two daughters that moved from California. If there is any advise you can give me, maybe a name of office where to find out these answers, I would truly appreciate your help. I am sure you get offers all the time but if my dream does come true and I do get to have my Cookie shop, I would love to have your little Story as my Assistant Chef Position! She can do as my Grandsons did, pour the ingredients into the big mixing bowl and crack an egg now and then. Of course I would have to make a special Apron and Chef hat for her to make ire title official. I would Embroider her first name on it and it would say “CHEF ASSISTANT 1 MOST IMPORTANT “ That means if I am to busy to be bothered, ASK THE ASSISTANT, hehehe☕️🧁🍪🥛🍨 Oh, I have just one other question, very important, do you ever see the poison snakes or spiders I have seen on the internet? I think they talked about scorpions as well. Where I live, we have Hobo spiders and Black widow spiders, and because of the population growing in Eastern Washington, and the change in Mother Nature, there has been more rattle snakes on the western side of the state. Thank you again, Jill
In Portugal there aren't any poisonous snakes, we only have one poisonous viper, the horned viper, but you will only find this kind of viper in the mountains. Bites are very, very rare, they don't like contact with humans and usually go away when somebody aproaches, also, we have the black widow spider which is poisonous too, but I never have seen one in my life, I thik they only exist in the Alentejo region. There are scorpions in some regions of the Alentejo, Algarve and Beira Baixa regions.
Just as I think about asking how disability-friendly this area is you come upon the steps and warn about safety rails. Story is growing so quickly, bless her. And, let's give that market its due, better than most.
MY 2XG-GRANDMOTHER LIVED IN SETUBAL (ST.UBES) BACK IN THE LATE 1800S WITH TWO HUSBANDS, THE FIRST ONE DIED (THEY HAD CHILDREN) AND THEN SHE MARRIED MY GRANDFATHER - THEY WERE ORIGINALLY FROM SURREY, ENGLAND - MY GRANDMOTHER HAD MORE CHILDREN THAT WERE BORN IN SETUBAL & AT SOME POINT THEY MOVED BACK TO ENGLAND, BUT SOME OF THE CHILDREN STAYED BEHIND...THEY WERE WINE AND OR SARDINE MERCHANTS THERE...I HAVE LIVED IN VANCOUVER, CANADA MOST OF MY LIFE, BUT, WAS NOT BORN IN CANADA OR ENGLAND, BUT SOMALILAND...ALL THE BEST, BLESSINGS FROM VANCOUVER CANADA...;)
@@chicagomike That's correct. This is one of the main pronunciation differences between EP and BP, as well as with other romance languages: in EP, vowels in non-accented syllables are highly de-emphasized/closed, especially the e, which almost disappears. For reference, the accented syllable is usually the penultimate syllable of the word, unless an accent mark overrides this.
@@chicagomike if you want to learn Portuguese (galaico Lusitano) you must learn the original one. Because the Brazilians they transform constantly the language and they use many English terms.
I genuinely like your videos but today I got worried about your daughter. Although an adult can live without meat or fish if supplements, a child can not do that.
What do you think? Did the Best market in the world blow your mind?
Eight Miles from Home beautiful
Preferred the slower pace, not as hyperactive.
@@curiousnomadic Barely know the city myself so good on you! But ... what is with the pronounciation? Shetubal?... Just simply Setúbal.
and it is Casa da Baía (Baeea), not Byea
Great
The blue tiles are azuelos, and they're found throughout Portugal.
We visited Setubal in 2017 and loved it! The market is truly wonderful. We stayed at a fantastic guesthouse close to it and appreciated the friendliness of the vendors and the quality products for sale at very reasonable prices. So many wonderful places to eat and there is so much to experience. We took the ferry over to Troia for the day - well worth the visit. I would gladly relocate from Canada for 6 months of the year to Setubal. I really enjoyed this segment and miss Portugal a lot. We have visited several times and every visit makes me love this country, it's friendly people, food, wine, culture and history more. Great job!
Carlos Saraiva Thank you Carlos. There is a smaller community of Portuguese people in central Canada. We used to go regularly to a small Portuguese grocery store in the city owned by a lovely older couple who sold the business. There is one other store I believe but the selection is not as good. Now it is hard to get many of the Portuguese foods that we like - I am addicted to Manna tuna pate! I always buy Castelo soap made in Porto, have a lot of Portuguese ceramics and my husband knows to buy Portuguese wine to make me happy. We do as much as we can to support the Portuguese economy.
We also have promoted Portugal as a holiday destination and a few of our friends have visited. My sisters and girlfriends love the cork handbags that I have gifted to them. I have purchased some lovely ones in Sinatra and Cascais.
I live in Toronto and have never been to Europe but am thinking of retiring in Portugal as I have heard so many good things about it. The winter is too long here and life is too short to have to stay indoors for half the year. Setubal is high on the list of potential places to live along with the Algarve, and the Silver Coast. I am hoping to visit next year if possible...
@@briany7658 We too live in Toronto, and I agree with you. Living incubated for 6 months a year is difficult. We have decided to relocate to Setubal. We expect to be there by July, 2021.
How happier can a child be, wish I were her at this moment 👧😊
I enjoy all your videos but I particularly loved this one, which brought back wonderful memories of our two-week holiday in Setúbal in July 2011. After several visits to Madeira, I'd started trying to learn Portuguese in South Wales. Our tutor Debbie's boyfriend was from this beautiful city and she showed me pictures of the beach. I was hooked and so we booked an apartment in one of the city's pedestrianised areas. We had a great time there - and absolutely loved Troia peninsula. If you get a chance to visit Palmela, please take it. I remember doing some wine-tasting close to the pousada and my 15-year-old complaining because they didn't sell coca cola. Fabulous memories of a wonderful city. Thanks again.
The most accurate way to pronounce Setúbal is "Stooble" :)
Portugal is full of suprises.
There's a sail boat that takes you to see the dolphins. I did that once and it was amazing. Setúbal and Portinho da Arrábida are beautiful. Story is cuter by de day. Love the way she says Portunese. 😆🤗💚❤
Your daughter is adorable. I'm enjoying your sight-seeing tours from my lounge in Australia very much! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. ❤😊
Magnífico Portugal 🇵🇹🇪🇺
I haven’t watched for months, but I must say this is one of your finest videos.
Is it for real?Another beautiful fairytale, you guys know how to bring the best out of simple things, it's a gift!
That was lovely guys! (Except maybe the slicing of the little eel, yikes). Really enjoyed it and your look at Setubal. Obrigada ~
You should also visit Palmela, the village 7km up from Setúbal. The view from the Castel is awesome because it's way up and you can see Setubal and Lisbon from there.
Bless you all...what a little gem you have with you☺....So fortunate...Best wishes from Bucharest.....Indeed Portugal is so beautiful....including the people, by all means...
Τhank you for the video. It made my day! Never thought that Setúbal would be that beautiful. Regards from Corfu, Greece
@Alexander a bit better than last year...still needs to be done a lot though...it is a shame for our island, I hope the new mayor will find a solution soon!
That was really great! Yes, the market was incredible! Such a fun day for you guys. Love all your videos! Thanks!
As a teacher I must advise, it is not Shhhetubal. The first two letters are pronounced as if you were saying 'Senhorita'. Setúbal is still very run down, but the mayor is really trying... Try to take the car on the Ferry to Tróia, so worth it. Also, if you go to Outão, quite nearby, follow signs to the Hospital which is inside a fort. Enter the hospital and follow signs to the cafeteria. The view is absolutely amazing and all free. Patients in their rooms below have amazing views, just like you do and access to the small beach below is by going down the steps, carefully...
Why is Setubal run down? Glad mayor is trying.
@@Lat41 because it was very industrial and dependent on fisheries; we all know where they all went.
@@Alfablue227Ok, Obrigado. I am currently in Alaska USA, so I know about declining fisheries. I am obsessed with Portugal. Working on my D7.
@@Lat41 Great, still plenty of fishing in Portugal though, not so much in Setúbal. It is geographically beautiful, amazing beaches, good culture, and it is turning around. I lived there when the old part of town was pretty much shut down and run down from the economic crisis, but you are close to Lisbon, plenty of transport options. I got to thank Alaska for "Portugal the Man", it brought Portugal to a few Americans and Alaska to a few of us here! Amazing place. Wish you a the best in Portugal, a simple but very nice place where all are welcomed as long as you come for good deeds. Cheers!
@@Alfablue227 Yes PTMan makes me proud. I saw them in concert several times in 2019. Portugal feels like home. Simple is good. And good deeds sorely needed. I am very excited.
I love watching your videos. My boyfriend is from Portugal living in Australia. Watching your videos is the closest thing to me getting to know his Country. Thank you for these videos, they are inspiring and I am learning a lot. We are headed to Portugal in June of next year and I am utterly excited. In the meantime I look forward to watching your upcoming vids :-)
Beautiful Vlog,city and family ❣️ thank you for another great video 🌺
If you go to Troia beach on the river side you migth see the dolphins. Sometimes they appear there. It’s amazing.
Thank you. Would love to live in Portugal. From the USA, very beautiful video.
I visited the Mercado do Livramento when I was in Setubal in May, before mowing down to Tavira district. I have to say, I wish there was a similar market here. It was exceptional, but the main restaurant/bar/cafe was quite expensive.
Hey, I live in Setúbal, have you taken the ferry to see Troia?
Setubal, my birth town! Congratulations for the great Video
Mercado do Livramento, de certeza um dos mais bonitos de Portugal...
What day was this? Usually the weather here is very good in the summer. Next time take some time to visit the mountain and the Azeitão area, also Sesimbra.
It's my city I'm very proud of it I hope you enjoy it with your family
Hi, I think I saw you here in Setubal couldn't remember where :) anyhow when you return to Setubal i would be happy to meet you. Pinay living in Setubal.
Very nice vlog! And btw it's Sssssetúbal 😉
Thanks for the beautiful video about my city, five stars 👌
Beautiful city ,I have never been to Setúbal, thank you for sharing, Love your vídeos.
I love this video. Story is the MOST BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIRL IN THE WORLD...SERIOUSLY!! Not only is her beauty not 2 be denied but her personality is worth a million $$$. She is so sweet you & your sweet wife are raising a sweet & caring child! You both should be proud of yourselves because Story confirms that the work & love you both instill into raising her is evident! You both are excellent parents so many families could learn from your skills. Story is delicious she makes ya want 2 squeeze her w/the biggest hug & kiss both of her cheeks. Story is the granddaughter I wish I could interact w/on a daily basis. I hope your parents get the 1x1 time 2 help Story grow because your daughter is special! Your New York suburban girl fan who loves your channel & excellent information that is supporting why I'm relocating in 4.2021 2 PORTUGAL!!!! CAN'T WAIT!!!!
Your daughter is very cute. My daughter's used to be like that until they became teenagers 🤣 Enjoy her youth because before you know it she will be all grown up! Btw, thanks for the video. I am hoping to visit Setubal late next year.
Hope you enjoyed my hometown. You should visit us again, but this time get in touch with a local before, because even though you visited some of our city's nicest spots, you still missed some key ones definitly worth your visit.
Keep up the good work of showing the world how wonderfull Portugal is.
Setúbal is very beautiful and beautiful family!♡♡♡♡♡♡
What a beautiful city!
I would love to live in Portugal but my wife says no we are not moving again.
Jesuscger Ha ha not so easy as we only bought this house just over three yrs ago.
A special day for you guys 😆🔆🔆🔆
Loved the video. Thank you.
Love your vídeos. Today i have the prevlige to do the 1st like.;) livramento probably hás the best variety of products.
Thank you so much Lidia! 😘
Beautiful filming style, informative & relaxing, a pleasure to watch. Obrigada
Thanks for making this beautifull vídeo of my city 🇵🇹✌️good luck for all
Watch the old video with St in the garden. She was the best. Sasha always looks so nice
We also have foggy days especially on the Atlantic coast.
...and now you have started a new Vlog just from where i live :D :D oooh damn i would love so much to cross with you on the street and say thank you for all the work you have done :D ENJOY, Beautiful family :D just one constructive criticism, how about starting to improve some portuguese legends ;) I´m sure you do have a lots of portuguese sharings to a great older portuguese crowd that do not have english knowledge. Regarding to the Mercado do Livramento, it missed you a great part: Speak with the people, learn from all that food comes, sense the effort that many of them make to putt they´re on cultivated fresh things available to the population :)
Great video.
In the city, you missed the main square (Praça do Bocage) and the city centre with all the shops.
One note though, the city beach is actually prohibited to swimming due to hazardous materials at the bottom of the ocean floor.
Enjoy the area, it's beautiful.
What a dreamy day 🌻🌿🌊❇️
your doing a great job promoting Portugal!!
As usual, amazing filming skills. Beautiful vlog, you make everything and everywhere look poetic 😊
Beautiful !!! 😍
How old is your beautiful daughter? She is so sweet and so smart and the love that the two of you show her is evident that it is not only given while on video recording time. It would be wonderful to see this more in the US of A where I currently live. I have had some medical issues that have stalled my move to Portugal. I am sure (hopefully) to be able to get there soon enough but have to sell my home first in a very growing what was once a dot or not even on the map with a population of less than 5000 now easily over double that and getting way to cramped for me.
I hear the two of you talk about the poor quality of the COFFEE.
I live in the coffee capital of the USA being near Seattle, Washington. I was wondering if you think starting a Coffeehouse with a few sweets would make a profitable business in Portugal and if so, if coffee can be shipped in from other countries to offer an awesome cup or do you know who I would talk to to seek such a venture? I have always wanted to have a Cookie Shop and make American style Drop Cookies and tray bakes to people in other countries. Maybe your little girl can be the one to tell us if she likes or doesn’t like them.
Do you know if a non- citizen or if it is possible to even live there as a main resident. I don’t speak Portuguese but being there I will learn and from what I feel, I will have a family in the people I am familiar with. I am a widow now for 6 years and my 4 kids have left my nest and if I am in Portugal, they cannot come back to drain what little they have left me. Now, is it legal to even start a business if I am not a citizen?
Anyway, sorry to make this so long, I have never been to This Beautiful and Amazing land of Portugal but I have been watching you and another couple with their two daughters that moved from California.
If there is any advise you can give me, maybe a name of office where to find out these answers, I would truly appreciate your help.
I am sure you get offers all the time but if my dream does come true and I do get to have my Cookie shop, I would love to have your little Story as my Assistant Chef Position! She can do as my Grandsons did, pour the ingredients into the big mixing bowl and crack an egg now and then. Of course I would have to make a special Apron and Chef hat for her to make ire title official. I would Embroider her first name on it and it would say “CHEF ASSISTANT 1
MOST IMPORTANT “
That means if I am to busy to be bothered, ASK THE ASSISTANT, hehehe☕️🧁🍪🥛🍨
Oh, I have just one other question, very important, do you ever see the poison snakes or spiders I have seen on the internet? I think they talked about scorpions as well. Where I live, we have Hobo spiders and Black widow spiders, and because of the population growing in Eastern Washington, and the change in Mother Nature, there has been more rattle snakes on the western side of the state.
Thank you again, Jill
In Portugal there aren't any poisonous snakes, we only have one poisonous viper, the horned viper, but you will only find this kind of viper in the mountains. Bites are very, very rare, they don't like contact with humans and usually go away when somebody aproaches, also, we have the black widow spider which is poisonous too, but I never have seen one in my life, I thik they only exist in the Alentejo region. There are scorpions in some regions of the Alentejo, Algarve and Beira Baixa regions.
Lovely little family
We have a market in Toronto similar in stooble .we call it St. Laurence Market.
What a lovely family :)
And Tróia?
nice tour , thanks !
Such a nice place...
Portugal has some very good places and surprises... Im portuguese and I know Im missing out a lot bc I dont really leave my town.
Would be great if these TH-camrs say what month they’re filming in- gives us an idea of weather crowds availability etc
Setúbal 💚 minha Linda cidade
I have relations in Lisbon who I met about two yrs ago, but we both stayed in the Algarve for a week.
Is the water(beach water, not drinking water)clean and clear?
story is correct, it was a Gruffalo
Probably your best video from continental Portugal so far. 😊
Just as I think about asking how disability-friendly this area is you come upon the steps and warn about safety rails. Story is growing so quickly, bless her. And, let's give that market its due, better than most.
My beautiful city
Best city of portugal 🇵🇹 love it 😎🍺✌️✌️
❤️🇵🇹🇵🇹❤️ eu vivo em Setúbal ❤️🇵🇹🇵🇹❤️
That kid is so cute! hahahah
I love you Setúbal ❤
Simplesmente lindo pela beleza, qualidade de imagens. Fiquei apaixonado parabéns. desculpa mas não sei falar e muito menos escrever em Inglês
Sou de setubal !
Peixe assado means grilled fish ;)
David Guerreiro nope! It means Roast/Roasted Fish! Grilled fish is “peixe grelhado”
@@anasofia1527 No! Peixe assado can also mean grilled fish, actually!
@@anasofia1527 You're right, but the problem is that in fact it is grilled fish, they wrote it wrong.
MY 2XG-GRANDMOTHER LIVED IN SETUBAL (ST.UBES) BACK IN THE LATE 1800S WITH TWO HUSBANDS, THE FIRST ONE DIED (THEY HAD CHILDREN) AND THEN SHE MARRIED MY GRANDFATHER - THEY WERE ORIGINALLY FROM SURREY, ENGLAND - MY GRANDMOTHER HAD MORE CHILDREN THAT WERE BORN IN SETUBAL & AT SOME POINT THEY MOVED BACK TO ENGLAND, BUT SOME OF THE CHILDREN STAYED BEHIND...THEY WERE WINE AND OR SARDINE MERCHANTS THERE...I HAVE LIVED IN VANCOUVER, CANADA MOST OF MY LIFE, BUT, WAS NOT BORN IN CANADA OR ENGLAND, BUT SOMALILAND...ALL THE BEST, BLESSINGS FROM VANCOUVER CANADA...;)
I live in Setubal 😍❤
Me too 🤭
I live in Setúbal 😀
😍😍😍😍
You never visit any museums? Story is old enough, maybe try at least one in every town you visit.
Please more videos
Coalburner.
It's not Chetubal but Setúbal
To an English speaker, it would sound like StOObuhl
@@luisgomes4929 - The best way to pronounce the beginning is like they'd pronounce "stool". : )
Luis Gomes so the e is dropped? Stubal? I learned Brazilian version and I don’t understand EP.
@@chicagomike That's correct. This is one of the main pronunciation differences between EP and BP, as well as with other romance languages: in EP, vowels in non-accented syllables are highly de-emphasized/closed, especially the e, which almost disappears.
For reference, the accented syllable is usually the penultimate syllable of the word, unless an accent mark overrides this.
@@chicagomike if you want to learn Portuguese (galaico Lusitano) you must learn the original one. Because the Brazilians they transform constantly the language and they use many English terms.
Nice blue mazda 😉🔆🔆🔆
@@lisameecher8628 I dont care. Its not our problem. 😉☀️☀️☀️
@@lisameecher8628 I am sure is not my problem. Taxation is thef anyhere you go 👍☀️☀️☀️
meh best market... maybe not. The one in Barcelona is nicer.
I genuinely like your videos but today I got worried about your daughter. Although an adult can live without meat or fish if supplements, a child can not do that.