Is it legal to carry pepper spray in Portugal?
well, i don't think you will need it in Lisbon (I am portuguese) But if u wanna take, there is no problem using it in self defense. u have to carry your permission it is a E class weapon pepper weapon=gás pimenta ENJOY LISBON =D
What type of sharks inhabit the waters of Portugal?
Yes, it's true. My cousin is a marine biologist and she said that Portugal is the country with the most diverse shark population. Portugal have White Tip sharks, White sharks, Hammerhead sharks, Whale sharks, Small-spotted Cat sharks, Scalloped Hammerhead shark, etc. However there was no shark attack in Portugal because they do not came ashore. Portuguese EEZ is about 1,7 million square kilometers, so it's difficult to them not to cross "Portugal", but as i said, they don´t came to shore, because Portugal is not a goal itself, but rather a "passing trough" place, to go to the mediterranean sea, northern sea, etc, were they reproduce or have hunting areas.
This is about Portuguese culture...?
Hi, I'm not Portuguese but my husband is, we've been together for 8 years. I do not find him or the other males in his family to be overly controlling but they are somewhat possessive. They can become jealous quickly, that's why we don't give them reason to be. I think that if you show him that you are loyal and faithful then it will be fine. I do admit that from what I see, the closeness of family is very important and we always do things together as a couple with other couples in the family, never separately and when we are not working we are always together, but this is what I love to do and I don't need otherwise, if you feel smothered then you should probably tell him so he knows how you feel. What you described above, honestly does not seem any different than the way my husband would act, except for the makeup part, he would probably make a joke of it instead so I would get the point and tone it down. If i do not call him on my lunch break, he will definitely call and find out why and we always expect each other home or at the very least a phone call after work, we always know each other's whereabouts/plans for the day and it's not because we control each other, it's just the way we do things. If you are American, it's probably just a cultural difference and not necessarily a bad one, I'm also American but I come from a Hispanic background so this is not too different, but some women like to have their free time and do not like to have to answer to anyone, if this is you, you will need to talk to him about it sooner than later.
How do i find someone who lives in Portugal?
Since you have his full name, date and place of birth, you could try to go to the city he was born and find the register of deeds. Maybe there will be more information about him there, for instance the address where his family lived, maybe there would be a relative there still, who would know about him. Another idea is try to check Portuguese phone books, there may even be some online, and see if you find his name and current address. I found this site that may help, there may be other similar ones around, just try a search with "listas telefônicas portuguesas" or "listas de telefone portuguesas". http://www.phonebookoftheworld.com/portu...
What Time Zone Do Yo Live In.?
central timezone, coordinated universal time: -6 hours.
Brazilian Portuguese - how to say sweet stuff - 10 points!!! ?
SMson, You could say something like that: "Se toda vez que eu fechar os olhos, ganhasse um beijo seu, fecharia os olhos eternamente." If every time I close my eyes I would get a kiss from you, then I would close my eyes forever "Se eu tiver que escolher entre você e o sorriso, escolho você, pois sem você nunca irei sorrir novamente." If I have to choose between you and a smile, I would choose you, because without you I won't never smile again. "Nunca se esqueça que dentro de mim, bate um coração que te ama muito." Never forget that inside of me beats a heart that loves you a lot. "Se pedires minha vida, eu te darei sorrindo. Se pedires que eu vá embora, para sempre partirei. Mas não me peças pra te esquecer, pois jamais te esquecerei." If you ask me my life, I will give it to you smiling. If you ask me to go away, I would so. But, don't never ask me to forget you, because I never will. "Sempre que estiver triste lembre-se que alguém é feliz pelo simples fato de você existir." If you ever feel sad, remember that somebody is happy just because you exist. "Se amar é viver, vivo porque te amo!" If love is to live, then I live because I love you "Eu queria ser poeta, mas poeta eu não posso ser, porque poeta pensa muito e eu só penso em você." I would like to be a poet, but a poet I cannot be, because a poet thinks too much and I only think of you "Ah! Depois de você? Depois de você não a nada, você é única, o meu grande amor!" Ah! After you? After you there is nothing, you are the one, my greatest love! "Se um dia souberes que te esqueci, reze por mim, pois nesse dia eu morri." If one day you find out that I have forgotten you, pray for me, because on this day I have died. "Você tem o sorriso mais lindo que eu já vi." You have the most beautiful smile I have ever seen
How much is the cost of living in Muscat, Oman for a single person?
Rent:Rent around 250 OMR for a 1 BHK (will vary based on new or old building and location within Muscat)If sharing an accomodation (since you are mentioning a single person) around OMR 90 to OMR 120 per month rent.(Few companies recruiting expats offer company furnished accommodations)Food:General lunch cost around OMR 1.5 (Full thali, indian meal veg or non veg)Monthly Mess options from hotels also available. Starting from OMR 30 to OMR 50 per month, (Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner, delivery charges may apply over and above the cost)Drinking Water:Though tap water in Muscat is considered safe to consume, people generally opt for bottled water. One Tote (5 gallon) costs around OMR 1 and weekly home deliveries are available from bottlers. Single use 500 ml bottle costs OMR 0.150Transportation: This cost will vary depending on where you stay in Muscat and where you need to go for work. Note that public transport is almost non existent in Muscat. There are a few bus routes and taxis without meters. Taxis are of two types Sedan or Saloon cars which one needs to negotiate the costs. Other will be mini vans or mini buses which charge on a per seat basis. These run on primary routes and are generally cheaper.Petrol:Petrol is cheap at OMR 0.125 per liter. If you have a valid driving licence its better to buy/hire your own car.Electricity and Water Charges are relatively cheaper in Muscat. For a single person the total charge would be less than OMR 10 per month (sometimes this is built into the rent for sharing accommodations)Telephone and Internet:This is by and far the costliest commodity in Muscat. An "Unlimited" ADSL internet connection with a fixed line phone costs OMR 20 per month. Mobile phone bills could be in a range of OMR 10 to 30 depending on the calling and international calling, though special packs are available based on usage.Entertainment: A Movie ticket costs around OMR 3 to OMR 5 depending on the theater and movie being screened. (Other costlier options like VOX are also available)Gardens and Parks are free of cost.Alcohol is permitted for non Muslims, in specific areas (restaurants) however a licence is required from the local police.Hope this helps.