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Qual é a residência que devo frequentar?

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Day 3 - Intensive Portuguese Language Residential - Intermediate Level

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No terceiro dia começamos o dia com uma aula de Chi Gung and Yang Style Tai Chi com Trevor Taylor a quem agradecemos a disponibilidade. Trevor e Jasmine Itter tem feito um trabalho notável em Portugal a diversos níveis e podem acompanhar o seu trabalho aqui: http://valeofthestars.blogspot.pt/ http://valedaslobas.com/author/jasmineitter/   Ainda no terceiro dia fomos visitar o Lagar de Azeite "Casa do Cabo" em Cortiçô Foi uma visita muito interessante e adorámos ouvir falar sobre o lagar, o azeite, a região e a história. Gostámos muito e comprovámos a excelente qualidade do azeite, a quem agradecemos especialmente a José Ângelo e à sua família. Obrigado pela visita e excelente receção. O Lagar de Azeite da "Casa do Cabo", situa-se em Cortiçô - Fornos de Algodres, na Rua do Cemitério, junto a uma casa de habitação com algumas caraterísticas solarengas, designada "Casa do Cabo", outrora pertencente aos "Magalhães". Esta Região e...
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Teaching Portuguese - My own personal experience

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The vulnerability that comes in hands when moving to a new reality is itself an act of courage. There are inner and outer transitions, and a whole world between them. And neither are easy. Moving from one place to another involves taking some luggage with us, being physical or emotional. We can choose to take a lot of luggage, or to go light, but the desire to have nothing, anything, or a lot sometimes leads to difficult choices. So, before making choices, it is essential to be totally aware of the reasons why we think any other place is better than the place where we are at right now. The dream of a new life can be a distant utopia when confronted with everyday life, and facing reality can surprise us in a positive or negative way. Learning to accept all this may be a good way to overcome change. Portugal presents some difficulties, be them cultural, social, linguistic, or other, so be prepared.
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