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Rio, the Capital of Portugal

In 1808, following the conquest of Portugal by Napoleon, the Portuguese royal family fled to Brazil. Then estabeleceram a capital de Portugal no Rio de Janeirothey established the capital of Portugal in Rio de Janeiro which lasted for thirteen years.

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Em mil oitocentos e oito, após a conquista de Portugal por Napoleão, a família real portuguesa fugiu para o Brasil. Então estabeleceram a capital de Portugal no Rio de Janeiro, o que durou treze anos.

Eighteen hundred and eight, following the conquest of Portugal by Napoleon, the Portuguese royal family fled to Brazil. Then they established the capital of Portugal in Rio de Janeiro which lasted for thirteen years.

💬 Today's vocabulary

➡️ Após: After🛡️ Conquista [femin. noun]: Conquest👑 Família Real: Royal Family🏃 Fugir: To flee, to escape📝 Estabelecer: To establish🪫 Durar: To last

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