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101 Facts About Portugal
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- Olá motherfactors and welcome to another European edition of 101 Facts! Today we're saying hello to the legend that is Cristiano Ronaldo, delving deep into some rich history, and even saying hello to our pals over in Brazil and Spain! That's right, it's the home of Piri Piri Chicken, and Pena Palace - this is 101 Facts About Portugal!
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Portugal is my favourite country in the world! The native's are so friendly and welcoming and the food is outstanding! Very upset I may not be able to visit again this year!
Sending love from Wales, I hope to visit again 🏴🇵🇹
So glad to know that, love from Portugal to Wales 🇵🇹 ❤️ 🏴
Love from Portugal to you too!
🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹❤❤❤
Love from Portugal ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you and you are always welcome where. Welsh people always nice ❤🇵🇹
Tão a gozar que "frango assado" é prato nacional e nem um bacalhau é mencionado?
Mesmo!!
@@_flavio_silva Ou o Cozido à Portuguesa.
juro por tudo ahahashah
Pelo menos acertou no nome
Quando não se pesquisa o suficiente
I won't say it
I won't say it
I won't say it
PORTUGAL CARALHO!!!
LOL
I want to know what that means without using the translator
@@nn12320 its like saying f**k, but is more mild
@@miguelferreira9310 I know
@@nn12320 why did you ask then?
I used to live in Portugal in the early 80's . . . For the record, you pronounced nearly everything wrong. Often, not even close.
Most of the time* not even close
Lmfao yup
Also the letter J (Jota) is pronounced like in English. Not like in Spanish with an H sound... LoL
Lol that happens in every video It doesn't even bother me anymore
he said frantezinha yikes..
18:16 This is absolutely wrong. Spain was never able to successfully invade Portugal. The kind died young that led to a succession crisis and then a princess or a queen (not sure) married to the king of Spain, making the Iberian Union. Every time Spain tried to invade Portugal, they failed miserably
Yeah, I mean, Portugal literally kicked Spain's ass every time it tried to conquer us, with the greatest exemple being the Battle of Aljubarrota, where we won Spain's army which was three times the size of ours using only our wits. It was like watching David beating Goliath.
@@rafaelmatos5851 it wasn't only 3 times, the spanish had 31 000 man plus 2 000 french cavalry and we had 6 600 plus some english longbowman. Well it was close to 3 times, but it was an incredible moment in our history still :)
@@rafaelmatos5851 it was brittish wit tho ahah. Mas ainda assim, foram com o crl
@@rafaelmatos5851 Correction, it was 5 times bigger, not 3. And they had French soldiers
Se sao todos tugas pk k tao a falar ingles crl? 😂😂😂
The only thing I, a portuguese, would add: when talking about Portuguese cuisine you are obliged by law to mention codfish (bacalhau).
Estava à procura deste comentário... mas de resto, o Sam até esteve bem.
@@ruipx Sim, dos videos mais certeiros que vi do género.
This is true. A padeira e o marcelo já tratam do gajo.
we love bakkeljauw in Suriname too!
🤣😂😅 so true
sempre que ele pronuncia algo em português, eu não percebo um caralho xD mas agradeço o esforço
memo foda-se
Kkkk é mesmo, oh bem, ele tentou
Nada!! Não se percebe um caralho xD
Mas a tua foto e de um chines...
Uai não conhece saudacia não kkkk
Wasn't the Obamas dog a Portugese Water dog?
Yeah, Bo!
our little spy
Yep
Bo, your cover is blown. Get out of there!
Yes
Who else is Portuguese?
No, but I used to live there in the early 80's.
Cristiano Ronaldo, Guterres, José Raposo, Carlos Saleiro, Ana Bola... Just to mention a few.
@@joaopedroferreira4909 Tino de Rans, Ukra, Cristina Ferreira, Batatinha and counting
Eu caraaaaaalho :)
@@joaopedroferreira4909 I think he meant the people watching who are Portuguese 😅
22:09 That is by far the funniest pronunciation I've heard of Azulejos.
I died inside when i heard it xD.
AZULEHOSES, AZULEHOSES AZULEHOSES AZULEHOSES !
'' alheira de Mirandela ''
*Sad Camões Noises in the background*
I went back 5 times just to hear it XD
E eu que estava a tentar decifrar a palavra que ele referiu até agora.
Sauda-what?
Anyway.
I'm a simple portuguese.
I see Portugal, I CARALHO!
Portugal caralhoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Hahaha!
You know that Caralho also means dick, so you see dick in Portugal 😂
I see you are a man/woman of culture 😂😂
@@boltt6093 it is also a part of a ship
My mother is from Portugal. She came to America when she was nine years old. I believe in the 70s. When ever we get together she talks about what it was like when she was little running through the fields eating fruits and vegetables but later got in trouble for it. My promise to her is to one day save up enough to go visit! I love watching these videos learning our heritage where we came from! And imagining what life would’ve been like if we were to grow up there. I hope one day to be able to go and roam around city, beaches and fields like she did when she was little. I think if I take her she won’t come back home though 😂❤️
Hope she gets back to Portugal there is no other place like it
Salazar Slytherin is named for Portugual's dictator
O antigo com licença
Your, mother, polish,shoes,
@@fidas1863 lmfao
in fact a very big part of harry potter is based in portuguese things
True
As a person that speaks portugese this hurt my ears to hear him try to speak it🤣🤣
Hahahaha 😂
Im portuguese and my ears died ahha
that was Portuguese? sounded like Spanish on Methamphetamine
MEU VOCES OUVIRAM A FORMA COMO ELE DISSE BRAGANÇA??"BRAGÁ" KKKKKKKKKKK E AZULEJOS MEU DEUS
@@artyom2643s The thing not-hispanic people tent to make is to say that every latin-derived language is spanish, so when they try to speak Portuguese, Italian, maybe French, they tent to talk with a spanish accent, which makes me a bit triggered, since I'm from Portugal. But I gotta say something, when we ( latin-derived language speakers ) try to speak other latin-derived languages, we tent to do well at pronouciation since these languages are very similar, so I gotta give Sam some kudos for atleast trying.
Portugal is actually my favourite country.
O meu também!!porque será..
@@margaridadomingos1408 Eu acho que isso não significa que ele é português
@@toz_lmao truth, podem gostar por mt coisas que temos cá
I’m an Arab and I’m speaking Portuguese language, I’m so proud of that 😊🇦🇴✌️
102 : the ukulele is actually inspired by a small portuguese guitar called cavaquinho.
My wife is Portuguese and spent most of her time laughing at the pronunciations lol. You say them just like me...
*F*
RubberMan tuga wife , good luck
That made me laugh. Thank you. I am also blessed.
😂😂😂
Hi Sam in 19.35 you say that Philip the second from Spain invaded Portugal. That was actually not the case, Portugal, due to some unfortunate events, had ni king and there were some candidates to the throne among them your spanish boy philip, philip then became king and the country was now in an "alliance" with Spain, both being ruled by spain, then came two more philips from spain (the son and the grandson of the first philip I mentioned) who also ruled Portugal and Spain but ech one repected portugal and its rights less, using their ships and military, wich they couldnt. That led to a revolution and Portugal was independent again.
Actually, several of these contenders were Portuguese, including António, Prior of Crato, whom most of the people recognized. Philip DID sweep in with Spanish armies, defeating Antonio at Alcântara and then seizing Lisbon. Tl;dr it does seem like there was indeed an invasion to kick things off.
Some epic gamer boy they weren’t united. The Cortes de Tomar agreement maintain Portuguese independece, currency, language, even official office’s holders had to be Portuguese. Same king as Spain, diferent country. More like nowadays UK and Canada
Some epic gamer boy colonies were still considered part of the portuguese empire. The king couldn’t raise taxes, for instance, without doing so at the Portuguese Cortes, with the approval of portuguese nobility, clergy and after the people’s representatives’ consultation. He couldn’t do it from Madrid, he has to summon the Portuguese Cortes to do so. That’s actually the reason for the rebellion against Filipe III of Portugal ( IV of Spain), because he decided to raise Portuguese taxes from Madrid.
@Some epic gamer boy Monarchies back then (XVI and early XVII) weren't the absolute monarchies of the XVIII century m8. No king had complete control. The monarchy was bound, by treaty (Cortes de Tomar) to uphold the kingdom's independence and to respect the will of the Cortes (namely nobility and clergy). There was only one area where the king had complete power: Foreign Relations. All previous alliances (namely the Anglo-Portuguese alliance) were put on hold. (which add disastrous consequences for the Portuguese Empire during the Iberian Union... specially against the British and Netherlands). There's a case to be made whether this de juri independence was a de facto independence. In some fields, yes, in others, not much... and that is why the Union didn't work out. Loosing independence was always inadmissible by the Portuguese nobility and even common folk, that opposed the Union in the first place, while the nobility didn't.
I am Portuguese, I was there when it happened and I can confirm.
Hell yeah, portugal, coolest place on earth!! Heróis do Mar...
Bobokin nobre povo
Nação valente
Imortal
Levantai
hoje de novo
You forgot that Magellan gave us the name of the Pacific Ocean, coming from the Portuguese word, Pacifico, meaning peaceful. The Portuguese were not only the first Europeans to reach India by sea, reach Brazil by sea, but they also gave us Labrador in Canada (named after João Fernandes Lavrador, who discovered it in 1498). This was the first European voyage to Canada (except for the Vikings from the 10th century). They were also the first Europeans to reach Indonesia, China, Japan and the Philippines by the sea. There is literally no country on Earth which has discovered more of our planet than Portugal!
expresso.pt/cultura/2016-02-27-Portugueses-chegaram-a-America-19-anos-antes-de-Colombo
Good job. Though, there was no picture of an actual custard tart. Cheers
I was wandering if anyone had caught that
I was visiting this comment section just to say that xD saved me the work
(Also, freaking "frango assado"? It's churrasco.)
@@S_Carol Yea, and it's not even that important
Portugal is a magnificent country, I've heard good things about it
Hey im your number 1 fan and im actually from Portugal and has such I have to say PORTUGAL CARALHOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
It is great unlike its neighbour
You. See. And BV bdbcbd I
98850548629885054862
😘
Just dropping the obligatory "CARALHO!" for Portugal
saudade is the sad feeling when you miss someone or something
Our “war cry”: PORTUGAL CARALHO!!!
My dude
Mentira. o nosso grito é....E FOI O EDER QUE OS FODEU!!!!!
@@zuzuzuzu9624 Foi sim senhora Caralho!!!
@@zuzuzuzu9624 Granda Rei😂😂
A poisss
Why was i summoned?
No, no, he said "Oliviera"
Volta caralho
@@okguimacedo Deixa-o estar morto, não precisamos dele
@@JoaoPedro-mr1xp tudo bem, liberdade de expressão censura e essas cenas foi tudo o que nos deram no 25 abril, mas no resto precisamos de um novo
OLHÓ SALAZAR
Fact 102: The Portuguese introduced the chilly/ piri-piri to the Kingdom of Siam, nowadays Thailand. Bonus fact: in those days the capital was Ayuthaya.
You deserve congratulations for your trying of Portuguese speaking. Thanks for all the facts ❤️ Portugal love Sam!
I struggled to understand all the words you said in portuguese, even though i'm a native speaker...
Também eu!!
ME TOO!I hardly understood him saying "Viseu"for example😂.
Number 86.... _How many kilometres_ is that bridge?? Does it connect Portugal and Australia?
I think you might've meant metres....
12 kilometres
also that table record was set in that bridge, it is also a really popular street racing spot,
@@cobraf117 oh i agree about the racing spot, I can hear the noise from home. XD
12.345 km
12 km not 12346 km
error: n 73 "they started by kidnaping people from west Africa..." actually ,there was already a huge slave trade at that time... the slaves were sold by the king of Congo to the Portuguese. Yes, you read that right. Africans enslaved other Africans...
True.
Right?!
A 19 de setembro de 1761, pela mão de Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, então conde de Oeiras e assinado por D. José, foi emitido um alvará libertando todos os escravos negros provenientes da América, África ou Ásia assim que cheguassem à metrópole (atual território de Portugal) após desembarque.[12] Esta lei, expandida posteriormente em novos alvarás, foi o primeiro passo para a abolição da escravatura no mundo.[13]
No início do século XIX, por pressão da Grã-Bretanha, Portugal proibiu o comércio de escravos e, em 1854, por decreto, foram libertos todos os escravos que restavam. Dois anos mais tarde, também foram libertos todos os escravos da Igreja Católica nas colónias. A 25 de fevereiro de 1869, produziu-se finalmente a abolição "prática" e completa da escravatura em todo o Império Português. Em 1930 morreu a última escrava em Portugal com 120 anos de idade.
Actually slavery in Africa was different to what the west did. You kept your enemies has slaves for only a special time then they are let go. Many masters married their slaves. They also traded their slaves but the rules were commonly known. No one knew how the caucasians would deal with slaves. Please research your story. The Portuguese also acted as guards to many of the Kings in West Africa including the Benni and the Yorubas. The Africans liked the idea of having white guards as it was different to others.
@@trinitylizz The treatment of slaves in Africa was different according to each nation, and was very brutal in a lot of them. The slave sellers didn't knew how the Caucasians would deal with the slaves, but didn't care as well
Cof cof
Lemme just do this.
Heróis do mar, nobre povo,
Nação valente, imortal,
Levantai hoje de novo
O esplendor de Portugal!
Entre as brumas da memória,
Ó Pátria sente-se a voz
Dos teus egrégios avós,
Que há-de guiar-te à vitória!
Às armas, às armas!
Sobre a terra, sobre o mar,
Às armas, às armas!
Pela Pátria lutar
Contra os canhões marchar, marchar!
Desfralda a invicta Bandeira,
À luz viva do teu céu!
Brade a Europa à terra inteira:
Portugal não pereceu
Beija o solo teu jucundo
O Oceano, a rugir d'amor,
E teu braço vencedor
Deu mundos novos ao Mundo!
Às armas, às armas!
Sobre a terra, sobre o mar,
Às armas, às armas!
Pela Pátria lutar
Contra os canhões marchar, marchar!
Saudai o Sol que desponta
Sobre um ridente porvir;
Seja o eco de uma afronta
O sinal do ressurgir.
Raios dessa aurora forte
São como beijos de mãe,
Que nos guardam, nos sustêm,
Contra as injúrias da sorte.
Às armas, às armas!
Sobre a terra, sobre o mar,
Às armas, às armas!
Pela Pátria lutar
Contra os canhões marchar, marchar!
This is the Portuguese anthem
🇵🇹 Portugal gorgeous country and Portuguese speaking nation
Great! Obrigado!
3 things:
1 - saudade comes from soledade, feeling alone, missing something
2 - Spain (alias, Castilla) NEVER took Portugal. The Iberian Union was a Portuguese idea becoming stronger with the Portuguese king Manuel the 1st. It took place when there was a successors crisis, once the king Sebastian died young in a battle in Morocco and leaving no kids.
3 - bacalhau, cod fish. It is nacional dish, but we don't have the fish. It was 1stly introduced by the Vikings when they come to Lusitania coasts to take salt. 'Til the start of the 20th century, the way to preserve meat and fish, was precooking it, drying it under the sun with salt or at the entrance of a fire place. The Portuguese fished it at the Northern seas, including Terra Nova, which was a Portuguese possession even before Colombo reached America. Later, it was kind of given to the British which changed its name to Newfoundland. The city of St John was the village of São João and Lavrador, another village becoming a city, was the name of a Portuguese saylor. The British misspelled it writing Labrador and yes, it's the local dog's breed name :) Ah, forgot to tell a friendly joke about fish and chips, also made with codfish: we use to say that we cook it and the British spoil it :P :D
Cringe alert right at the beginning. Man, you just butchered the world "Saudações" on the first second 😂
caralho
Saudaçias 😂😂😂
ele disse tipo "saudacions" HAHAHAHAHAHA
Wait, that was "saudações" ?
Eu ainda não acredito que ele tentou dizer "Saudações"!
Parece que disse outra coisa qualquer!!! Hahaha
Hi I'm from Portugal and I have been waiting for this episode for a while
Same
The way Portugal got rid of their dictator is inspiring 😊👍
we had another pne after that btw, but not for too long only until 1974 wen we had a revolution and became free of that
21:21 did you say 12 THOUSAND kilometers???
I didn't know we had a bridge that could go all the way across the atlantic ocean AND BACK
and somehow it's the 2nd biggest bridge in europe how big must that first place one be? also after several minutes researching on which was the longest bridge in europe i only found Vasco the Gama bridge in portugal which is what i thought in the first place, it's not the 2nd biggest bridge in europe it's the biggest
23:18 Your pronunciation of "frango assado" killed me lmao
Fango assádou
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PORTUGAL CARALHO!!🇵🇹
Its actually an honor to be portuguese
Very proud of this vid!!
11:50
"the portuguese clubs have won the champions league 4 times"
*inserts pic of Spanish team*
Thanks for the video 😉
I am a Portuguese and I loved it!
16:45 The April 25th 1974 revolution (known as The Freedom Day) is the unique revolution without a single shot being fired at some one.
Not a single shot fire, not a single drop of blood shed.
It was a peaceful revolution, due to the people being tired of the lack of freedom and living in poverty enforced by the Estado Novo dictatorship.
After all, Marcelo Caetano (the President which came after António de Oliveira Salazar) was in favour of a change, but people wanted it sooner - rather, the Military forces wanted it sooner, because it was those Military forces which commanded the revolution.
18:33 Portugal was also the first country in the World to abolish slavery.
19:52 It is important to note that the record was pursued to highlight the inauguration of the Vasco da Gama Bridge - right before the International Exposition of 1998.
Which is then talked about at 21:17 - The Vasco da Gama bridge is still today the longest bridge in the European Union, and the second longest in all of Europe - after the Crimean Bridge.
22:16 Fado is somewhat equal to Saudade, in Portuguese, but Fado is the music genre, like Pop or Rock.
The word Saudade was talked about in 7:00
22:54 Pastéis de Nata is not the same thing as Pastéis de Belém. Despite being apparently similar, they are vastly different.
Pasteís de Belém are those who tourist and Portuguese buy from the Belém district, in Lisbon. Pastéis de Nata are those which can be bought all across the country.
The only words which were painful to understand were the ones referring to dishes (e.g. Carne de Vinho'd'alhos e Peixeinhos da horta).
The other words were okay, and we understand that they are very difficult to pronounce.
Portuguese is one of the toughest languages to learn, due to its complexity (due to having many irregular verbs, each person in a verb has a different way of writing and saying) and uncommon pronunciation - which differs from many other languages.
Equatorial Guinea is not officially a recognized Portuguese-speaking country, because the CPLC (the organization which brings together all the Portuguese-speaking countries) recognizes that Equatorial Guinea violates The Human Rights.
You should not be allowed to "speak" Portuguese again
""""""""speak""""""""
Yeah, if one goes through the effort of doing this. At least make an attempt and see how to pronounce it.
Estrangeiros tentando falar 'ão' é engraçado hahahhahaha
Eu sei que a pronúncia dele é horrível mas dêm-lhe um desconto
@@Hscj1989 '' bacalau''
Portugal is an AMAZING country! For such a small country, it is unbelievable all they have contributed to the bigger world. I recently created a video on it really came to appreciate all its done for the world:) I feel that Sam did a wonderful job in this video!
Tanks for the video!! I am from Portugal!!! 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
"Portuguese clubs have won the Champions League 4 times"
*shows picture of Spanish club Real Madrid*
I‘ve been there two times and it was always great
You missed the great opportunity of releasing this video on the 10th of June, which is Nacional Portugal's day!
Portuguese people can't hear "Portugal" without commenting something in portuguese
American people can't hear "burger king" without instantly foaming at the mouth and howling.
Just a warning: never make a shot game every time he pronounces a portuguese name badly
Portugueses people like to go to the tasca and eat tremoços while seing football.
Im Just a simples portuguese Watchingthis. When I heard "Portugal" I took my mini and my lupins and liked this vídeo
The portuguese language was killed in this video . Rip
"Sauda see us"? 😂 What is THAT supposed to mean? Im Portuguese and don’t know anything even resembling that. 😅😂 And ALL of the Portuguese towns, dishes, locations and peoples names are pretty much unrecognizable! Even i couldn’t decipher them 😄 but kudos for the nice video overall i guess 😉
Acho que era para ser "Saudações" LOL
@@V_Vasconcelos Provavelmente 😂🤦♂️ Secalhar pensou que em Portugal se começa alguma coisa com: "Saudações!" como em Inglês: "Greetings!" 😄
Ele quis dizer Saudade,, porque ele explica logo asseguir o significado la na Inglaterra ja que eles nao tem nenhuma palavra pra traduzir Saudade :p
Actually, Cout Dooku keeps his name in Portugal, but in Brasil it was changed to Dookan.
11:50 "Portuguese clubs have won the Champions League 4 times"
*shows Real Madrid*
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
yeah XD
2 benfica and 2 porto champions
@Yeah Nah no... first Benfica won 2... later Porto more 2
Quando não se conhece nenhum clube famoso de futebol masculino Português...😐
*BENFICA*
*SPORTING*
*FCPORTO*
Talking about 'Saudade', I once saw a good video about Portugal. It said that there is a time in history that they long for, which was even part of their culture, their identity. That was their seafaring days.
It also said that in the days of the dictator Salazar, Portugal was very isolated. So, Portuguese people from Angola and Mozambique knew far more about the outside world.
Guess we can say Salazar fell off his chair
Literally
Me seeing this because I want to see that other peoples like Portugal :))
Stop saying "I'M frOm pOrTuGal" or "wHo eLsE iS fRoM POrTuGal", because it's obviously that most of the people who saw this video are portugueses, incluindo eu :)
HAHAHAHA GOSTEI DA PARTE: INCLUINDO EU :)
I'm a Brit and absolutely adore Portugal and go there at every available opportunity and am learning the language. This was a fascinating and deepened my knowledge of Portuguese culture considerably. Thank you.
I lived there its awesome and cant wait to move back
My mom is with an Italian guy.. like 8 years now… she’s slowly turning to the other side!!! 😂 so I’m sending her stuff on how amazing we are and to not loose her path 😂 😂 viva Portugal 🇵🇹 ❤️
I´m portuguese and im surprised on how you didn´t speak about BACALHAU
My mom got her DNA tested. Spainish, Portuguese, Nigeria! Now I want to visit Portugal! Spain already on y list!
Love to Portugal from Spain🇪🇸🇵🇹
Manos, não sejam cringe com essa cena do "PORTUGAL CARALHO"
Bruh mesmo
Portugal é demais !
I love Portugal
When he says that portuguese clubs won the champions league four times why is there a photo of real madrid, ( spanish club )?
Love Portugal, I have ancestry from the Azores and Lisbon. I was so happy when they won Eurovision in 2017 even though I was also rooting for Epic Sax Guy. Their cuisine is pretty good. We wouldn’t have peri-peri if it wasn’t for the Portuguese
I'm Portuguese and I was also kinda rooting for the Epic Sax Guy xD. And WHAT DO YOU MEAN "PRETTY GOOD"!??????? ....
Or curry and tempura…
Been waiting for this one for a while.
Fun Fact, Portugal, was the first one to present Europe the fruit Orange. On the West Side of Europe, some countries call the Orange "Portugal" (on their own way using their own language) as thank for us to show them that sweet fruit.
Yes i said "us". Im portuguese and im proud of my country for it's past, even tho we also had a lot of problems.
I'd like to say, Portugal was the country that made the whole Europe move forward by starting the colonisation and exploration.
when I saw this video on the recommendations I wanted to cry, I've always asked 101 facts to do a video about Portugal, thank you, Sam. Greeting from Portugal
WHEN I SAW YOU POSTED THIS I SCREAMED!!
Até aqui os comemos!
fun fact about me I was born on the day of the lisbon earthquake (well obviously not during it or i'd be centuries old), so I'm the second biggest disaster to happen on november 1st
Francisco Galhetas well thats sad
@@equanimoux1827 well existence in itself is sad when you think about it
And about Fernando Pessoa and Luís de Camões, they are also important
26 - Count Dooku had to be changed to Dookan in Brazil as well for the same reason 🤣
Saudações irmãos portugueses!
Sam! Portugal? What the hell? I live there, I already know this. Choose another theme. 😂😂
I watched the whole video. Very accurate. It's the first one I've seen in UA-cam that I didn't to run away from. I just didn't understood half of the names, but you tried and it's a really good video. Maybe you should try to put subtitles when the names can't be said in English like... D. Manuel I, D. Afonso Henriques...
É claro
@@SleepyCat-yp9rq Não é assim tão certeiro o video, tem factos inuteis/repetidos, alguns errados e outros distorcidos.... em geral foi um video muito fraquito!!
@@CLK.11 Concordo plenamente, I mean... o gajo nos 13 minutos e qualquer coisa, a falar de Portuguese boats and stuff ele mete uma embarcação com a bandeira da marinha russa 🤦🏽♂️
if you "know" the facts he told in this video then you want to reeducate yourself as most of it is plainly wrong or outdated information which is weird since they've released this video this month
I need to do this...
PORTUGAL CARALHOOOOOO
22:33 YES! WE'RE SAFE! WE DON'T KIDNAP PEOPLE hahaha
With this video I feel proud of being portuguese! Quem mais é de Portugal?
Can u make a 101facts about Mauritius?
Im sorry if I bothered you with these corrections, I absolutely loved your video and love your channel too
Yes, Portugal isn't Spain. Thank you 😂
HERÓIS DO MAAAAAAAAAAAR
Sou de Portugal (e Portuguesa) e não entendi nada do que ele disse ! Hahahahaha
-eu-😂
Finalmente, falaram uns maiores país do mundo 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
Definivamente mellhor que espanha saludos hermano iberico
I LOVE watching 101 Facts of different countries
I didn't realize our ATM system was so unique! I usually buy transportation passes through them.
Never been to Portugal, but I would love to go sometime
Amo te Portugal Caralho 🇵🇹🇵🇹❤
I loved his pronounce of António de Oliveira Salazar kkk :)) u did it very well
OH MY GOD.. 5:38 THE WAY HE TRIES TO SAY BRAGANÇA LMFAO XD GOSH
Also during that time of "alliance", due to it Portugal couldnt defent their colonies l, wich where constantly invaded by Spains and its own enemies
101 facts about Honduras please!
Or Florida
"azulahoeses", bruh i nearly fucking screamed
It's hard enough for me to count to 101 all I can say is good job