In Portuguese (Portugal) is “pulseiras de ouro”. Used by women as body
ornaments.
The word “manilha” is mostly used in mechanics. It is mostly connected to
technical issues.
Regards
Carolina
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> On 18 Jan 2024, at 21:09, 'Nuno Cardoso da Silva' via Goa-Research-Net
> wrot
“Caixeiro”in Portugal is someone who travels inland to different towns and
villages to sell goods mostly books or medicines. It is also known as “
caixeiro viajante”.
If someone works in a shop dealing with money, is called “caixa”, o caixa or a
caixa, depending if male or female.
If someone wo
Sorry to hear.
Sincere condolences to the family ✝️
Carolina Costa
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> On 5 Oct 2023, at 17:01, Rafael Moreira wrote:
>
> Dear all:
> I'm very, VERY sorry. What a loss!
> Yours, R.M.
>
>> On 10/5/23, fredericknoronha wrote:
>> Sorry to be the harbinger of bad news, one of
Hello Selma,
I just read your request. Did you manage to get a translator?
If not, perhaps I can help. My mother tongue is Portuguese (Portugal). I worked
with translating documents (Portuguese-English-Portuguese).
Regards,
Carolina
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> On 30 Sep 2023, at 21:43, John de Figuei
Concerning the independence of the Portuguese territories in Africa, I wrote a
book “From Goa to Goa”, 2020, which focuses a little on the decolonisation of
Mozambique and resettlement in Portugal. This is however, from a personal
perspective.
Carolina Costa
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> On 2 May 2023
