Tell about Portuguese ?

The world record for the largest omelet belongs to Portugal. It weighed a whopping 6.466 tons. You can find more details about the Omelet on this Guinness World Records site.

They can’t stay still. From the Age of Discoveries, the Portuguese have proven to be adventurers, always looking for new ways to earn a living.

They can’t stay still. From the Age of Discoveries, the Portuguese have proven to be adventurers, always looking for new ways to earn a living.

Portuguese appreciate art, music, drama and dance.

they are not afraid to step out of their comfort zone when needed.

In the twentieth century, many Portuguese emigrated to other European countries looking for a better life when the dictator Salazar was in power.

The majority of the towns in the country have at least one cinema.

Fado is Portugal’s national music (it is characterized by mournful tunes and lyrics, often about the sea or the life of the poor).

after the Revolução dos Cravos, this emigration continued for other reasons.

the minimum wage is 580 euros in Portugal. The law says that the normal working period should not exceed eight hours per day and forty hours per week

some days, the Portuguese have to work up to ten hours, and it sometimes happens that they do not get paid more for these extra hours of work.

The Portuguese are fatalists. They have deep faith in their destinies, which they believe cannot be escaped.

I hate to say this, but sometimes I feel like the Portuguese care about football as much as they do for politics and the country’s issues. On TV news, football related news take up quite a lot of time!

In Portugal, there’s the Taça da Liga competition which is extremely competitive! The three major teams are FC Porto, the SLBenfica and the Sporting.

Café culture is also an important cultural feature of the Portuguese.

Most Portuguese are divided into these three football teams. Sometimes, if people don’t agree, the conversations can get very heated! People love to get together and cheer for their team.

When the national football team plays, the Portuguese support it thoroughly! When the Portuguese team won the Eurocup, there were celebrations all around the country and thousands of people went to the airport to wait for the players.

Football is definitely an important activity that unites people but can divide them when it comes to the Taça da Liga!

The Portuguese language is spoken in nine other countries: Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Guinea Bissau, East Timor, Equatorial Guinea, Macau, Cape Verde, São Tomé and Príncipe

it is not very common to speak Portuguese, especially in Europe! In France, some schools teach it due to the high number of Portuguese living in the country.

The Portuguese are a people of explorers, hard-working curious people

Portugal; a mix of stunning landscapes, colorful cities and old trams. The country sits on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

Portugal, officially the Portuguese Republic, is a country on the Iberian Peninsula in Southwestern Europe. It is also the westernmost country of mainland Europe

Under the warm Portuguese sun, there’s also the freezing cold areas. The ocean is a big trap. It’s bloody cold in there.

With the history of its golden era during the 15th and 16th century, and devastation in Lisbon in 1755 by an earthquake(killing an estimated 60,000 people in Lisbon alone), Portugal has so much to discover.