r/AskPortugal

Localização: Europa

Olá a todos,

Preciso de algum conselho jurídico.

Estou num país da UE.

Tive um relacionamento com uma rapariga durante algum tempo e ela acabou por engravidar.

Sempre tínhamos combinado que, se isso acontecesse, ela faria um aborto.

Quando chegou a altura, ela recusou-se a fazê-lo!!

Terminei com ela imediatamente.

Passado algum tempo, o bebé tem agora cerca de um mês, ou pelo menos é o que ela diz.

Ela quer que eu assine a certidão de nascimento para que eu possa pagar-lhe pensão de alimentos.

Isto é uma loucura!

Preciso de ajuda para sair desta situação, por favor 🙏🏻 Qualquer conselho será muito apreciado.

Obrigado 🙏🏻

I’m taking my 80 year old grandma to Portugal this summer. My aunt (my grandmas daughter in law) is from Portugal and her parents still live in the Azores, so she invited us to come and visit while she is there for the summer.

I am just hoping to get any tips and tricks or places to see/visit. I’m 30 and she is incredibly worried she is going to “hold me back”. I honestly don’t care, I will just be vibing and relaxing wherever. I feel as though I can go back and experience the country how I want at any time, so I mostly want my grandma to have the best experience without totally exhausting her and making the trip miserable.

We are visiting Lisbon, Pico island (where my aunt will be), Terceira Island, and Porto over about 20 days. My aunt has only been back to Portugal twice since she moved to the states as a small child and says she doesn’t remember much or have enough knowledge to give me any tips.

Any advice? Recommend renting a car? Are taxis common enough to get us around the hilly areas? Anyone else have any places they absolutely loved? I am not opposed to renting a vehicle in any or all of the locations, day trips, tours, etc.. TIA, can’t wait to visit your beautiful country. I am very excited to try traditional Portuguese food!!

Hey everyone!

I’m Romanian and I’ve always felt that Romanians and Portuguese people have a surprisingly warm vibe toward each other, even if we are far away geographically, but being from the same Latin family. I was wondering: what comes to your mind when you think about Romania? Are there things you are curious about, stereotypes you heard, places you would like to visit, or aspects of our culture you’d want to know more about?

I’d also be happy to recommend places depending on what you enjoy:

• medieval towns and castles

• mountains and hiking

• beaches and the Black Sea

• nature and traditional villages

• nightlife and festivals

• food and local wine

For example, many foreigners are surprised by Transylvania, or the Danube Delta, Sibiu or Craiova during Christmas, the electronic music atmosphere at UNTOLD Festival or Electric Castle, traditional areas like Maramures...

I’m genuinely curious how Romania is perceived in Portugal 😄