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Hi my name is Pedro Alcides,

Italy is a country located in southern Europe, known for its rich history, culture, and art. Its capital is the city of Rome, famous for historical landmarks such as the Colosseum and the Vatican.

The country is globally renowned for its cuisine, with traditional dishes like pizza, pasta, and gelato, which have won the hearts of people around the world. Additionally, Italy is the birthplace of the Renaissance, a period that brought advancements in art and science.

One of Italy's most fascinating traditions is the Venice Carnival, where people wear elaborate masks, creating an atmosphere of mystery and elegance.

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Rome, Italy

Turma: 9A1

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The Statue of Bocage in Setúbal honors Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage a renowned 18th-century Portuguese poet. Inaugurated on December 21, 1871, it stands 12 meters tall with a white marble figure atop a Corinthian column. Bocage, born in Setúbal, is celebrated for his poetry and satirical works, making this statue a key cultural symbol of the city.  Written by Enzo Cardinali Monteiro.

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my name is ingride, I'm from 8A2, I'm 14 years old, I live in Setubal, a very beautiful city with several interesting monuments

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Hello! My name is Beatriz and a typical dish from Lisbon is pataniscas de bacalhau, it's made with only flour, eggs, water and whatever main "filling" you want, in this case this one is made with cod! A typical fish we use in many portuguese cuisine.

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Hello, my name is Raquel (9A1), my nationality Portuguese and Angolan, but I was born and live in Portugal, in the capital, which is Lisbon. One of the things I really like about Portuguese cuisine is the Pastéis de Belém/Pastéis de nata, which is a very good and very famous sweet among tourists who come to Portugal. I hope everyone can try it one day.

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Hello, my name is Viviana and I live in Salvaterra de Magos. Salvaterra de Magos is known as the National Capital of Royal Falconry.

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The beaches in the Algarve are excellent

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no algarve tem umas praias muito excelentes

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Hello I am Zacarias Garcia from 8A4 Setúbal is a fantastic place with many good restaurants and it is a place known for fish.

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Today, we’re in Austria’s fourth-largest city—Salz

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Hello my name is Lara and i´m from class 8A3 ,i live in Almada. Almada is on the south bank near the costa da caparica , also , known for its cristo rei , a very beautiful tourist spot that represents almada well

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisboa

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisboa

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisboa

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisboa

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisboa

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisboa

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Presentation for the online session

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لاوكي عفرين جانو Lawkî Efrin jônô

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اغنية كردية حزينة جدآ [💔💔عن  عفرين💔 💔] اجمل اغنية كردية وا طبيعة عفرين Kurdis muzik Efrin

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Hello my name is Tiago Hanssen and I'm from the class 9A1.

I chose this river because i live close to it and it's very important for the community here, because it provides water for the farmers nearby, so we all have to help preserve it and keep it clean.

It's a really beautiful place

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Hello! My name is Laura Levy from class 9A3, I´m 14 years old and I have dual nationality ( Portuguese and French ). I live in Portugal and live i Santarém however I train tennis in the capital, Lisbon everyday and my dream is become a professional tennis player!!

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 Brazil is the largest country in South America, with an area of ​​more than 8.5 million km². Its capital is the city of Brasília.
 The folklore of Paraná is one of the great things that makes it known in other places in the world, such as the legend of the Boiúna snake.

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Montijo is a Portuguese city belonging to the district of Setúbal and the Metropolitan Area of ​​Lisbon, with 41,411 inhabitants. here in Montijo there are many cheap restaurants close to the houses.

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R. Alberto de Sousa 1, 1600-126 Lisboa, Portugal

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R. Alberto de Sousa 1, 1600-126 Lisboa, Portugal

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R. Alberto de Sousa 1, 1600-126 Lisboa, Portugal

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Lisandro

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Hi I´m Francisco Sardinha and I'm 13 years old. I'm from class 8A4 and I live in Oeiras very near from Belém. I have online classes because I play tennis and I love it. In Belém there's a very famous town wich is called the Torre de Belém. Belém is an attraction for many tourists, not only for its fantastic views and magical atmospherebut for its loving food. There's an a very typical food wich is my favouritethat's called pasel de belém.

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Barcelona is located in the northeast of Spain's Mediterranean coast, about a 2-hour drive south of the French Pyrenees. It is the capital of Catalonia, a northeastern region of Spain that has its own exclusive culture, traditions and personality.

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Ameixoeira is a Portuguese neighborhood and parish in the municipality of Lisbon, with an area of 1.61 km² and 11,863 inhabitants (2011). The typical dish of Amaxoeira is Calulu de peixe.

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AMILCAR 8A2

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R. Arco do Carvalhão 282, 1350 Lisboa, Portugal

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R. Arco do Carvalhão 282, 1350 Lisboa, Portugal

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R. Arco do Carvalhão 282, 1350 Lisboa, Portugal

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Ajuda de Mãe is an institution that helps all mothers with financial difficulties in taking care of their children. They help with everything related to food. They also have shelters for teenage mothers and adult mothers. They also have a distance learning school for pregnant or giving birth mothers who can continue their studies. written by Daiane Cruz 9th3

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ajuda de mãe rua arco de carvalhão - Ana 8A3

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Hi my name is Quelia Carmo (9A3),

Hi live close to the palece of ajuda

The Palace of Ajuda (Palácio da Ajuda) is a historical monument located in Lisbon, Portugal. Originally designed as a royal residence in the 18th century, it became the official residence of the Portuguese royal family during the 19th century. The palace is an excellent example of neoclassical architecture and has witnessed significant events in Portuguese history. Today, it serves as a museum, showcasing royal collections, art, and furniture. Visitors can explore its grand halls, beautiful gardens, and learn about the history of Portugal's monarchy.

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Ajuda Palace Inn Lisbon, Alameda dos Pinheiros, Lisboa

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Ajuda Palace Inn Lisbon, Alameda dos Pinheiros, Lisboa

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Ajuda Palace Inn Lisbon, Alameda dos Pinheiros, Lisboa

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Quelia carmo 9A3

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Hi, I'm Sean from class 9A3 and I'm 15 years old, and I'm in Romania but sometimes I'm in other places because my parents are in the circus so I travel a lot.

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Hi, I'm Joel (9A2) I live in Castelo Branco but I prefer to talk about Terras de Bouro. Terras de Bouro is a charming municipality located in the district of Braga, in northern Portugal. Situated in the centre of the Peneda-Gerês National Park, this area stands out as one of the most beautiful places for those seeking vibrant nature, a rich historical heritage and well-preserved cultural traditions. The natural landscapes of Terras de Bouro are simply spectacular, with their mountains, valleys and clear rivers, creating a perfect environment for those who enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and observing animals and plants. The region's waterfalls, such as the renowned Fecha de Barjas Waterfall (also known as the Tahiti Waterfall), are a must-see for visitors. The Peneda-Gerês National Park, which partly covers the territory of Terras de Bouro, is the only national park in Portugal and is home to exceptional biodiversity, with native species such as the Iberian wolf and the garrano horse. The cultural richness of Terras de Bouro is manifested in its festivals and pilgrimages, with the Pilgrimage of São Bento da Porta Aberta being one of the most significant, attracting thousands of devotees every year. The region's gastronomy is also a highlight, with traditional dishes such as rojões and sausages, all harmonised with the local vinho verde wines that perfectly complement the typical meals.

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Hello, I’m Sidney Mariz from class 9A2. I live in Palmela, a city full of history, known for its medieval castle and stunning landscapes, including the Arrábida mountain range. It’s a place where tradition blends with modernity, making it a great environment for learning and personal growth.

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Paranhos is one of the largest and most significant parishes in the city of Porto, Portugal. Located in the northern part of the city, it is an area that seamlessly blends historical character with modern urban development. Paranhos is known for its vibrant residential neighborhoods, important educational institutions, and growing commercial presence, making it a key part of Porto’s identity

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hello,My name is Laura, and I'm in class 9A2. I currently live in Germany. I enjoy learning new things, especially languages and sciences. In my free time, I love reading books, playing music, and spending time with my friends and family. I am passionate about exploring different cultures and making new friends. I'm looking forward to getting to know all of you better!

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Loures is a Portuguese city in the Lisbon District, belonging to the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. It is the seat of the Municipality of Loures, which has 201,590 inhabitants and an area of 167.24 square kilometers, subdivided into 10 parishes.

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Hello, my name is Carlos and I'm from Guimarães, the biggest monument in Guimarães is the Castle and that's it.

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kiev é o centro da cidade da ucrânia sendo uma das mais bonitas na zona toda

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Cascais is a seaside resort in Portugal, immediately west of Lisbon. It is known for its sandy beaches and busy marina. The historic center is home to the medieval Fortaleza da Nossa Senhora da Luz and the Palácio da Cidadela, a former royal retreat. Nearby is the whitewashed church of Nossa Senhora da Assunção, with vitrified tiles. Casa das Histórias Paula Rego displays the Portuguese artist's paintings in a modern building.

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I chose outer banks because I saw a series called "outer banks" that was inspired by the city outer banks. The Outer Banks are a long string of narrow barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina on the east coast of the United States. They cover about half of North Carolina's northern coast, separating Albermale and Pamlico Bays from the Atlantic Ocean.


The Outer Banks, North Carolina, separating the Atlantic Ocean (to the east) from Albermale (to the north) and Pamlico Bays (to the south).
The Outer Banks are a major tourist destination and are known for their temperate climate and large stretch of open beach. The Cape Hatteras National Seashore is located on these islands and has four locations open to the public.

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hello mine is Tania I'm from beja
I'm 16 years old and I'm 8A4

The legend of Beja reveals the reason why there is a bull's head on the city's coat of arms. Legend tells us «Long before the Lusitanians, the place where today is the noble city of Beja with its Roman walls, its Gothic buildings, the Arab mosque and the castle of the beginning of the Portuguese monarchy. This Beja, with documents representing 4 civilizations, was a small people who lived in thatched huts, which were only used in hunting. All these fertile fields of bread that we see today were a compact thicket, impossible for man to penetrate. And a serpent, a monster serpent that killed everything, crushed everything, was the horrible concern of the people who lived in the place that later, in Roman times, would be called Pax-Julia, then in the Arab domain it was called Buxú and is now called Beja. A ruse, however, germinated in the brain of an inhabitant of this region: to poison a bull, to throw it into the forest where the snake existed. Once this idea was approved by all, the bull was poisoned and thrown to the indicated place. The snake swallowed it, becoming poisoned, and eventually died later."

There are other versions of this legend, because "he who tells a tale, adds a point to it..."

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Hello my name is Samira I'm 15 years old and I'm from 8A4

Beja is a city in the heart of southern Portugal, more specifically in the Alentejo region, in the former province of Baixo Alentejo. It is the seat of the municipality and capital of the largest district in Portugal, which extends from the sea (more specifically from the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina that belongs to Odemira.

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turma8A4 nome olivia flores

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I'm daniel from 8a3 and I live in santo tirso.

It's a very beautiful city with very old cultures.

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Hi, my name is Riana, I'm 17
years old, I'm from 9A4. I don't live in Porto, I've only been doing fairs for over 7 years and one of my favorite monuments is Porto City Hall. It's a beautiful place to walk with the family and take photos and was designed by an architect: Barry Parker.

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Hello my name is tayla and I am 15 years old, my location is spain "madrid"

I chose a photo of the capital of Spain, it is one of my favorite places

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hello my name is Luis (9A4) and I have lived in Corroios for 16 years, it is a big city where I love living there as it has many things to visit and do

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Hello tell you about a typical food here in Brazil, São Paulo that is Recipe of Virado à Paulista The ingredients areFor the Steak

4 units of pork chops

2 units of lemons (juice)

Salt and black pepper to taste

For the Bean Tutu

2 cups of cooked and cold beans

11/2 cups water

1/4 cups of raw cassava flour

2 pieces of crushed garlic cloves

1/2 pieces of chopped onion

100 grams of chopped bacon

1 piece of sausage segment, cut into slices

Salt, olive oil, parsley and cumin to taste

For the Kale

1 pack of cabbage

1 piece of crushed garlic clove

1 tablespoon butter

Salt to taste

For the Banana Empanada

4 units of bananas

100 grams of wheat flour

200 grams of breadcrumbs

2 units of beaten eggs

To follow

White rice to taste

4 units of fried eggs

1 piece of sliced chili pepper

It must have Portuguese influence, but there is no Lusitanian recipe that resembles it. It vaguely resembles steak with egg on horseback, but this one appeared more recently, in the cafes of Lisbon.

The people of São Paulo delight in the "sustenance" and flavor of their traditional dish. Someone has already estimated at 500 thousand the number of turnovers prepared weekly in the state capital alone.

It arose spontaneously, to feed the bandeirantes, as we call the members of the entradas, bandeiras and monções. On their expeditions, they carried, along with spears, machetes, cutlasses, arquebuses and blunderbusses, farnéis full of boiled beans, usually without salt, so as not to harden, corn flour (cassava flour only began to be produced on an appreciable scale in São Paulo in the 18th century), dried meat and bacon. With the shaking of the walk, the ingredients were turned or turned over (hence the turn). They ate cold or warm.The enogastronomic chronicler Sérgio de Paula Santos, in the book Memórias de Adega e Cozinha (Memories of Cellar and Kitchen) (Editora Senac São Paulo, SP, 2007), recalls that the oldest documentary reference to the virado dates back to 1602, when Nicolau Barreto carried out the famous expedition to the current territories of Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru. There is no shortage of historical documents. The explorer Francisco José de Lacerda e Almeida, in his Diary of the Journey Through the Captaincies... (Typographia de Costa Silveira, São Paulo, 1841), tasted the dish in 1788 and called it a stew, calling it "the best in the world".

The folklorist Maria de Lourdes Borges Ribeiro, in the book Na Trilha da Independência (Campaign for the Defense of Brazilian Folklore, Rio de Janeiro, 1972), says that D. Pedro I, on the trip from Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo, in which he gave the Grito do Ipiranga, ate upside down on August 17, l822 at the Pau d'Alho Farm, of São José do Barreiro, Vale do Paraíba.The weekly menu in São Paulo, consecrated in the manor houses of the 19th century and transferred to the popular restaurants of the 20th and 21st centuries, the virado is the official dish of Monday. In addition to following tradition, it has the advantage of taking advantage of leftovers from the weekend. Tuesday is the day of dobradinha, Wednesday of feijoada, Thursday of oxtail, Friday of fish and Saturday the feijoada is repeated.

The bandeirantes took the turn to Minas Gerais, where the dish became the tutu à mineira. The neighboring state was still a region to explore when this happened. Therefore, the Minas Gerais revenue has São Paulo ancestry. But there is an important difference. "The most frequent use of tutu in Minas Gerais is with ground beans, not in grains, such as turned," observes historian Ricardo Maranhão, a specialist in the history of gastronomy and a professor at Anhembi Morumbi University, in São Paulo.

There is an investigation to be done. To what extent did bandeirante cuisine influence Minas Gerais? Ricardo Maranhão, for example, maintains that the loin of Pork with tutu is the paulista

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Hello, I'm José from 9A1 I'm from Portugal, my locality and soul and I believe that bad concocted is the king Christ who finds himself in Almada sometimes in Lisbon tooén, it's a very ancient monument and it's sometimes a symbol of Portugal, and a curiosity in Brazil also has one, if Brazil is older and she in Brazil this agent takes the idea and we take this idea to Portugal

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Hi my name is Tiago, im 14 years old from 9A1. I live in Vila Nova de Gaia the third most populous municipality in the country with more than 300,000 inhabitants, it is a great and beautiful city to live with lots of monuments and street arts.

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisbon

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisbon

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Escola Secundária de Fonseca Benevides, Lisbon

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Class 8A4

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Aveiro Ria View, Rua Doutor Bernardino Machado, Aveiro

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I´m Ana Magalhães and, although teaching in Lisbon, I was born and raised in Aveiro. It is called the Portuguese Little Venice, due to its canals that permeate part of the city, very much like in Italy. I´m so glad we did this project. Despite the borders and seas, we are ONE.

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É um sítio incrível de visitar, tem muita história e é interessante de saber.

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Praça Sá da Bandeira 8, 2005-163 Santarém, Portugal

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Praça Sá da Bandeira 8, 2005-163 Santarém, Portugal

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Praça Sá da Bandeira 8, 2005-163 Santarém, Portugal

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Hello! My name is Laura Levy, I´m 14 years old and I have dual nationality ( Portuguese and French ). I live in Portugal and live i Santarém however I train tennis in the capital, Lisbon everyday and my dream is become a professional tennis player!!

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Hi my name is Diogo, I'm 14 years old from 9A3. I have been living in Porto for over 7 years and one of my favorite monuments is the Porto City Hall. It is a wonderful place to walk around with the family and take photos and the plan was designed by an English architect: Barry Parker.

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Guimarães is a good city for tourists because it is a big city and well known by the population

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Albufeira is a coastal city in the Algarve region, which is in the south of Portugal. The former fishing village has become a popular holiday destination, with beaches and a lively area with nightlife attractions. Currently, local fishermen use the modern marina, which is also a base for diving, dolphin watching and boat trips. It is surrounded by colorful residential buildings, with a seaside promenade

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hello my name is salomé (8A4) i am 16 years old

I'm from Beja

and I come to show you something about my City

I hope you like it.

It is a relaxed, welcoming and non-touristy city, with a walled center and some tourist attractions, all within walking distance of each other. It is believed that it was Julius Caesar who founded Beja in 48 BC, calling it Pax Julia, in honor of a peace agreement between the Romans and the Lusitanians.

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Hello my name is Dolores Agostinho and I am 15 years old and I am Portuguese and I live in Portimão and what I like most about Portimão and the beaches

class 8A4

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Hi, I'm Maria. I live in Lisbon, and I think it's a very nice city, because it has lots of different and interesting things, for example the Jerónimos Monastery is a historic monument in Lisbon.

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A Espanha ou Ruino de Espanha é um país europeu localizado na Península Ibérica . Seu território limita-se com Portugal, a oeste ; com o Mar Mediterrânco ,a leste e ao Sul; e com a França e o oceano Atlântico, ao norte, Geograficamente, o território , espanhol encontra-se parte no hemisfério norte e parte no hemisfério ocidental.

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Hi! My name is Nicole Borges (9A4), and I am 16 years old. I’m currently in Ericeira, a famous town located near Lisbon. It’s known for its amazing beaches and surfing.

I visit Ericeira often because it has stunning views of the sea, it’s very safe, and it has a peaceful atmosphere. The local food is also amazing. One of my favorite desserts is “ouriços,” a sweet treat made with almonds and inspired by sea urchins!

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Hello, I'm Matilde, I'm 15 years old and I live in Angola.

The typical meal I chose is called Calulu de carne seca (dried meat) and consists of: dried meat, potato stalks, okra, among other foods and the side dishes are funge and palm oil beans.

This meal is usually eaten on Sundays with family members

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Albufeira Old Town, Avenida da Liberdade, Albufeira

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Albufeira Old Town, Avenida da Liberdade, Albufeira

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Albufeira Old Town, Avenida da Liberdade, Albufeira

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Hello, I am Melissa Montes, I study in class 9A4, and I am 15 years old. I live in Albufeira and want to talk about Algarve’s cuisine, famous for its unique flavors. A traditional specialty is Dom Rodrigos, typical sweets made with egg threads, almonds, and sugar, wrapped in colorful paper. They originated in the 18th century, combining Moorish influences with conventual confectionery. These sweets are a symbol of Algarve’s cultural heritage and are still handcrafted in many pastry shops across the region.

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Hello, I am Melissa Montes, I study in class 9A4, and I am 15 years old. I live in Albufeira and want to talk about Algarve’s cuisine, famous for its unique flavors. A traditional specialty is Dom Rodrigos, typical sweets made with egg threads, almonds, and sugar, wrapped in colorful paper. They originated in the 18th century, combining Moorish influences with conventual confectionery. These sweets are a symbol of Algarve’s cultural heritage and are still handcrafted in many pastry shops across the region.

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Hello, my name is a Luana Martins!! I'm from Serpa, in Alentejo and I really like migas with spare ribs.

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Albufeira is a coastal city in the Algarve region, which is in the south of Portugal. The former fishing village has become a popular holiday destination, with beaches and a lively area with nightlife attractions. Currently, local fishermen use the modern marina, which is also a base for diving, dolphin watching and boat trips. It is surrounded by colorful residential buildings, with a seaside promenade

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Greendale Farm Shop, Sidmouth Rd, Farringdon, Exeter EX5 2JU

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Greendale Farm Shop, Sidmouth Rd, Farringdon, Exeter EX5 2JU

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Greendale Farm Shop, Sidmouth Rd, Farringdon, Exeter EX5 2JU

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Hello, my name is Dastan Silva (8A2) and im 13 years old. I travel around the world since i am from the circus. Here in our current location, which is exeter, we have some little dish called Cornish pasties. They are super small and can easily be carried around, which a nice little snack to have in the beach.

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The Statue of Bocage, in Praça do Bocage in Setúbal, honors the poet Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage.

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Pastel de nata is a typical Lisbon sweet that I recommend you try, specifically at the Pastel de Belém pastry shop in Belém.

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my name is nuria, im 14 years old and im in
8A3.
Although I'm always traveling the world because of my parents' profession, I live in
Prado, in the city of Braga.
That's why l often hear the expression
"you're really from Braga, you always leave the door open!"

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Hello, my name is Maria Cortês and I am from 9A4 and I am here to talk about an event that took place in Portugal, Lisbon and Loures. On October 10, 1833, a battle took place in the fields of Loures between the free armies.

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Hello my name is Raissa Borrego and I'm in class 9A1 and I live in Beja, the most interesting thing to see is the castle of Beja which has been a national monument since 1910 and is almost 40 meters the castle of Beja was built in 1310 by one of the kings of Portugal King D. Dinis this monument is a medieval fortress with Gothic architectural style and is considered a masterpiece of European Gothic military architecture

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Hey! My name is Martim and I live in Porto. Labelled "A Cidade Invicta", which means 'The Invincible City', it is one of the many wonders of Portugal.

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Hello, my name is Diana Carmo I am 14 years old, and I am a distance learning student I am in class 9ºA1.

I live in Lisbon (Ajuda, belém)

And I'm going to tell you about a Monument, which is very visited by tourists, which is the Jerónimos Monastery, I'm going to tell you its History The Jerónimos Monastery began as a monastery belonging to the Order of Saint Jerome. Originally a church built in 1495, the monastery was built in the Portuguese Gothic Manueline architectural style. Over the years, the site has become one of Lisbon's most visited attractions, as tourists marvel at the beautiful architecture.The Jerónimos Monastery is considered one of the most amazing examples of Portuguese architecture. It is the final resting place of many famous Portuguese personalities such as Vasco da Gama, Luís de Camões, D. Manuel I and D. João III of Portugal. Its completion took more than 100 years, having in its structure themes of the Renaissance, since many artists contributed to the construction of the Jerónimos Monastery.

Over the years, the monastery has survived significant damage, but it has remained strong over the centuries. Many restoration works have been carried out to protect the original building material used, which gives the monastery its elegant appearance. Even today, the Jerónimos Monastery hosts events of historical importance, such as the Treaty of Lisbon signed on December 13, 2007.Timeline of the Jerónimos Monastery

1495: The Church of Santa Maria de Belém is inaugurated as a resting place for the members of the House of Aviz.

1501: On January 6, 1501, under the leadership of King Manuel, the construction of the Jerónimos Monastery begins.

1517: Diogo de Boitaca, the original architect of the monastery, was replaced by Juan de Castillo. He changed the architectural style to the Spanish Plateresque.

1521: The construction of the Jerónimos Monastery is temporarily interrupted after the death of King Manuel.

1604: King Philip of Spain declares the monastery a royal funeral monument, accessible only to members of the royal family and monks.

1720: Henrique Ferriera is commissioned to paint portraits of several kings of Portugal for the Kings' Room.

1755: The Lisbon earthquake of 1755 damaged the balustrade and high choir.

1894: The tombs of Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões are restored in the south side chapel by renowned sculptor Costa Mota.

1963: The western wing of the monastery is converted into the Maritime Museum.

2007: The Treaty of Lisbon is signed at the monastery on December 13, 2007.Architects involved

Diogo de Boitaca — The Jerónimos Monastery became Diogo de Boitaca's best-known work. From 1502 to 1516, Boitaca designed the monastery and devoted all his time to the design of the structure, which became one of the most important buildings in Portugal.

João de Castilho — Castilho designed the south portico, which is among the best areas of the monastery. After succeeding Boitaca, he changed the architectural style of the monastery to the Spanish Plateresque, with extravagant decoration inside and outside the structure.The main architectural style of the Jerónimos Monastery is Manueline, although Castilho introduced the Spanish Plateresque style, still visible in different areas of the monastery. Made of gilded limestone, the structure is a classic example of Portuguese Manueline Gothic architecture, a style that originated in the Portuguese Renaissance and the Age of Discovery. Its outstanding features are luxurious décor with themed ornamentation intertwined with traditional style. The Jerónimos Monastery has large arches, frames, frescoes and facades that give it grandeur. The completion of its structure took more than 100 years, with several remodeling works sanctioned throughout history as different artists contributed to making it what it is today.Jerónimos Monastery today

From the time it was built, the monastery played an important role in politics. The Treaty of Lisbon was signed here on December 13, 2007 and remains one of Portugal's most important milestones. Around 2.5 million people visit the monastery every year to see Vasco da Gama's final resting place and witness the architectural marvel that it is. From 1495 until today, the monastery has been at the center of religion and culture in Lisbon. If you are planning to visit Lisbon, add the Jerónimos Monastery to your itinerary and see this charm with your own eyes. That's it bye bye

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Cante Alentejano is one of the region's strongest traditions, along with Alentejo gastronomy and Alentejo wine. And what traditions we have here! Cante is heard and ingrained. You feel a bit Alentejo when the powerful voices of the groups enter your soul. It's part of the region's identity because it's something unique, not just in Portugal but in the whole world

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