I believe are the indians, because they were they before the portuguese
As far as I can find out, it was known as Sofa, until the Portuguese arrived in 1498. When it was ruled by an Arab Sheik named Musa bin Ba'ik. It is thought that this name was anglicized into Mozambique.
Hello = Bonjou
The word hello originated from the Greek word "helios" which roughy translates to greetings.
There are no desert regions in Mozambique.
Ola is the portuguese word for helloOláHolaOlá!
Portuguese Mozambique was created in 1498.
Portuguese Mozambique ended in 1975.
Ola
Olá is the Portuguese word for hello.
Portuguese is among the most spoken languages in Mozambique.
The word "hello" in Brazilian Portuguese is "olá" and Brazil is "Brasil". So, "hello Brazil" in Brazilian Portuguese would be "olá Brasil".
OiThere are two ways:Oi which means hiand Ola which means hello
In Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, people typically say "Olá" to greet each other, which is the Portuguese word for hello.
hello
The word for 'hello' in Portuguese is ola, which is pronounced as oh-LA. The word in Brazilian Portuguese is oi, which is pronounced as the 'oy' sound in the English word 'toy'.All the forms to say hello in Brazilian portuguese are : "Oi" (the most common) "Olá," "Tudo bem ?" ( All right ?) .. Oba, Opa, "Alô você" (Hello you )... Salve...(from latin "Ave") Ei, Ou....These forms vary according to the regions, south, southeast, northeast, north,and the forms above are the most common on the state of São Paulo.
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