Etiqueta: portuguese
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PAMA Magazine – First Edition – Free Digital Magazine
This magazine was created to inform and educate Luso descendants who speak English and may or may not speak Portuguese, yet want to know about the culture and communities.
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New Article: What makes us Portuguese? (The Portugal News)
As Luso-descendants, the further we move away from the homeland, physically and genetically, the harder it is to keep our heritage intact.
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REPOST: Why am I learning Portuguese?
REPOST: Why am I learning Portuguese?
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Leslieville Was Notably Portuguese
Leslieville was filled with Portuguese people who were mostly from the Azores. They found their forever homes away from the saturated west end hub that we all recognize today. My grandparents were one of the first to do so, others followed, and an offshoot from the larger community in Portugal Village was later formed.
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#BookReview – How To Clean a Fish by Esmeralda Cabral
This is a wonderful book that reminded me that home is wherever you feel you belong. Portugal is certainly a beautiful country and the hospitality from the people within it can be enough to capture the hearts of everyone that visits.
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Volunteering For Heritage (The Portugal News Article)
Surrounding myself with fluent Portuguese people effuses that ambience. Sometimes it’s enough to satisfy saudade of the real thing. Fond memories resurface of me on the island, a little boy sitting on my grandpa’s front door, pushing up on a Calippo popsicle, as the men boisterously play dominoes behind me in the dining room.
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Portugalo Fest 2023
The day will showcase exceptional food, folklore, traditions, and entertainment that will celebrate the rich Portuguese heritage for everyone to enjoy!
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#BookReview Portugal’s Daughter by Patricia Ferreira Lopez
This will be a great addition to any bookshelf and a must have for any Portuguese descendant that will resonate with this story. It will give you saudade of missing the homeland, even if you’ve never been to Portugal before.
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Doors of Portugal
Portugal is a wonderland! Just take a moment to wonder about how many people have walked in/out of each entrance before you were there to see it!
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Centre Of The Island Feels Like Eating In Heaven
The post Centre Of The Island Feels Like Eating In Heaven appeared first on Madeira Island News Blog.
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#BookReview Yellow Watch: Journey of a Portuguese Woman by Carmelinda Scian
The journey of a Portuguese woman is filled with much familial obligations yet what she hopes for herself can be overlooked to meet what is expected of her. Old Portugal was certainly a different time but embarking towards a new life in Canada can benefit the future of the woman and her descendants for generations…
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Writing About The Exceptional Immigrant
My discoveries brought me a deeper appreciation while my affinity for the man was an inspiration to preserve his fascinating life. What unfolded was a biography of the exceptional immigrant; a story about hope, perseverance, and true love. This project was my greatest tribute