St Martin's day in Portugal

​ In Portugal, St. Martin's Day (Dia de São Martinho) is celebrated on the 11th November, traditionally around a bonfire, eating the magusto - chestnuts roasted under the embers of the bonfire.

​St Martin's tale

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Tale

• lenda

• conto

• poema

• fábula

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Dia de S. Martinho is celebrated on the...

• 11th September

• 11th November

• 11th October

• 11th December

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Dia de S. Martinho in celebrated in which season?

• winter

• autumn / fall

• spring

• summer

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• kangaroo

• donkey

• horse

• ostrich

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• dragon

• witch

• beggar

• knight

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• armour

• cape

• sword

• helmet

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• knight

• king

• beggar

• prince

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• cold

• hot

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• tired

• sleepy

• hungry

• angry

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• rain

• sun

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• sun

• rain

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• armour

• cape

• sword

• helmet

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• generosity

• envy

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• being kind

• being mean

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• cut in half

• close

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• roasted chestnuts

• pumpkin pie

• black pudding

• sweet rice

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• chestnuts

• figs

• prunes

• oranges

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• chestnut tree

• apple tree

• walnut tree

• coconut tree

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• bonfire

• lake

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• ember

• ocean

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• flowers

• wood

• ash

• leaves

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• doctors

• chestnut vendors

• police officers

• firefighters

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Roasted chestnuts are usually sold in...

• a tinfoil cube

• a newspaper cone

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• Magusto

• Summer holidays

Draw

Draw an orange leaf.