Portuguese Language Jobs

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Portuguese native speakers: 170 million people
Spoken by: 240 million people
Official language of: Portugal, Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, East Timor, Guinea Bissau, Luxembourg, Macau Mozambique, Sao Tome and Principe.
Number of Portuguese in the UK: 400,000
Trade: Portugal is currently the UK’s 16th largest export market in Europe and 29th worldwide, with sales of goods and services of £1.5bn in 2009. With a population of 10.6m and a GDP of €163.6 million (2009) Portugal has an important trading tradition and strong commercial links to the UK.
Interesting facts: The oldest alliance in the world, still in force, is the Anglo-Portuguese Alliance, signed in 1373.
Interesting expression: “There’s a Portuguese man in any corner of the world”

Portuguese is an Ibero-Romance language that developed from Galician-Portuguese, spoken in the medieval Kingdom of Galicia. Portuguese has been influenced by the languages it has come into contact with and in terms of sound the language is more similar to Catalan or French than Spanish or Italian. That being said, the grammar, structure and vocabulary of the Portuguese and Spanish languages are so similar that phonetic differences do not impede intelligibility between them.

During the Age of Exploration, Portuguese sailors carried their language to far off places. The exploration followed the attempts to colonise new lands by Portugal and as a result Portuguese became a widely dispersed language in the world. Brazil and Portugal are the two primary Portuguese speaking nations.

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