Question by triviadude77: Are there jobs available to Americans in Portugal who do not speak Portuguese?
I am trying to learn Portuguese, but can not converse in it yet. I am trying to find a job for an English-speaking American in Lisbon, Portugal. I am looking for a job so I can stay and not return to the U.S. Staying with the love of my life in the Benfica neighborhood.

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Answer by I’m to sexy for ma shirt!
Yes, but it depends what you want to do

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Answer by DDH
So I’ll be honest with you. I’m not quite sure which med schools are the best but i found a website with almost ALL the med schools in portugal. Hope it helps.

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Answer by Heterónimo
You don’t need a visa to Portugal but you can only stay here for 3 months, max.

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Answer by William
In Spain: Granada, Sevilla, Barcelona and Madrid are all entirely worth seeing. The Alhambra is also mind blowing.

In Portugal: Well, hell, the whole country is beautiful! If I had to choose one, though, I would say go to the Andalucia.

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Answer by Roo
Villamoura is a man made resort but there is plenty to do:

-The beach
-The marina to browse the yachts and have a drink, meal at the restaurants
-Golf: old course, pinhal, laguna, millenium,
-Casino
-Zoomarine is brilliant for kids
-Slide and splash water park

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Question by Oscar Sloan: What is the cheapest and most reliable car hire company from Lisbon, Portugal?
I’m looking to hire a car from Lisbon Airport, Portugal to drive to a Pousada de Braga – Sao Vicente Hotel in Braga. What is the best car hire company to use to do this?

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Answer by Jeff S
your best bet is to check out vacation getaways. You can get all the car prices at one place. I put a link to the car deals

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Question by Kim Jaejoong: How can i get from Portugal with airplane to South Korea?
I’;m not even from Portugal but this is where i stay for the moment.I looked at their airline company TAP but there is not even a map with the voos.
Any sugestions and how much it costs and all?
I want serious answers please.

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Answer by Michael K
You cannot fly with TAP Air Portugal direct, so look into Air France (via Paris), TAP connecting to Asiana (via London or Frankfurt), KLM (via Amsterdam) or Lufthansa (via Munich or Frankfurt).

Without knowing when exactly you want to travel, nobody can give you a price. Random dates in September are bringing up fares of £751.90 with Air France, which is equivalent to €899.90. To me, that seems a little on the steep side, but shop around and you might save a little.

EDIT: Further to Diogo’s reply, I would suggest that you do not travel with a low cost airline to one European city, before connecting to another Seoul-bound flight. Low cost airlines will not allow you to connect to your next flight, so you will face the hassle of having to collect your baggage and then heading back to check-in again, plus I am not convinced you will make much of a saving. Book your trip on one booking and have your bags checked all the way to Seoul. Also, if you travel on one booking and your first flight is delayed or cancelled, the airlines will look after you. If you choose to book separately (be it with a low cost airline or not) and something happens, resulting in you missing the onward flight, you will most likely have to book another, which will be extremely expensive at the last minute.

Also, Diogo’s price seems to have been plucked out of thing air. My first search of Expedia – using random dates – brought up that fare for a little under €800.. very nearly half what Diogo “guesses”.

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Answer by Føroyar Villa
I think you should have to be born in that country to play for them.
Or have been a citizen since you was 1 years old or less and both parents are from that country (as a very small miniority are born on holiday).

I can’t believe Poland have a brazilian playing for them, when you see that you know it’s wrong. Just because he’s not good enough to play for his own country, he plays for them instead. He’s probably only lived their for a few years, so does that make him Polish? Nope

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Question by Stefano: How to power a Nintendo DSi and Laptop Satelite in Portugal?
I believe its 220V in portugal and I don’t know what voltage tools I will need. I need more information and sites. I have searched for 20 minutes and still I don’t know what I should be asking. I need help.

The power chord (if you want to call it that) for my dsi is two pronged and no grounder. My Laptop is two pronged and has a grounder.

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Answer by MIG
how about using a travelers power adapter? some can be used all over the world. get it at the source, circuit city or similar stores.

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Answer by fiel2u43v3r
There’s some diferences in pronunciation (like the British and the American English), mostly “caused” because lots of different people arrived in Brazil, like the africans, the italians, the germans, the polish, the french etc. There’s also differences in the writing, that had probably been “deleted” with the 2008 Grammatical Treat. There’s also different words. “Lifeguard” is “Salva-Vidas” in Brazilian portuguese and “Banheiro” (that mean bathroom in brazilian portuguese) in Portuguese from Portugal.

Also, in Brazil there’s different accents, like the one from Rio Grande do Sul (the southeast state, german and italian influence), from the Northeast (influenced by the portugueses and the dutchs) and the one from Rio de Janeiro (native and portuguese influence).

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