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Published: 09.03.2021.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: 5 units
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Time period viewed: 2014.g. - 2014.g.
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Table of contents
Nr. Chapter  Page.
  Meals   
  Taboo   
  Cooperation   
  Meeting   
  Clothing   
  For Men   
  For Women   
  Thing you should know   
  Phrases   
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Things you should know
Good gesture to know some general things about Portuguese culture.
Portuguese like long business meetings so plan that conversation can take more time than you planned before.
Time for Portuguese is not important.
Never start to talk about business first.
Materials and documents should be in both languages –English, Portuguese.

Phrases
Please: por favor / se faz favor
Thanks: obrigado/obrigada
Your’re welcome: de nada
Good morning: bom dia
Good afternoon/Good evening: boa tarde
Goodnight: boa noite

Interesting to know
The world-famous Port wine (also
known as "Porto") comes from Portugal

Over half of the world's cork is produced in Portugal.
Portuguese is the official language of 9 countries
Nine out of ten Portuguese people are Roman Catholic, making it one of the most socially conservative nations in the world.


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