Poland introduction of countries
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This document provides information about several different countries presented by Polish students. It includes sections on Portugal with details on geography, politics, food, and famous people. It also summarizes information for France, Ukraine, Tunisia, and Turkey with flags, anthems, leaders, dishes, and brief histories. Traditional foods highlighted include caldo verde, chourico, and bacalhau for Portugal as well as escargots, creme brulee, and onion soup for France.
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The document provides information about several countries presented by Polish students. It includes sections on Portugal with details on geography, politics, food, and famous people. It also includes brief sections on France with similar details. Finally, it covers Ukraine, Tunisia, and Turkey with summaries of geography, leadership, culture, and traditions for each country.
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Portugal is one of the oldest countries in Europe, founded in 1143. It was the first unified nation-state in Western Europe and maintains its borders since the 13th century. Portugal has a population of around 10.5 million, with most living in coastal regions like Lisbon and Porto. The country has a long history of exploration and sailing, influencing its culture of openness to other cultures. Notable Portuguese figures include poets Luís de Camões and Fernando Pessoa, fado singer Amália Rodrigues, writer José Saramago, and football stars Eusébio, José Mourinho, Luís Figo, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The document summarizes information about the city of Poznan, Poland. It discusses the city's popular shopping malls, including the fifth biggest shopping center in Poland called Posnania. It mentions natural parks and lakes around the city, including Malta Lake, Frederic Chopin Park, and Rusalka Lake. It also provides details about the school, including that it has a wall dedicated to the "Grey Ranks" organization that resisted German forces during World War II.
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Poland introduction of countries
- 1. Presentation about the countries prepared by Polish students
- 2. Polish students about PORTUGAL - República Portuguesa Portugal is the oldest state on the Iberian Peninsula and one of the oldest in Europe, its territory having been continuously settled, invaded and fought over since prehistoric times. The Pre-Celts, Celts, Carthaginians and Romans were followed by the invasions of the Visigoths and Suebi Germanic peoples.
- 3. Portuguese geography Surface: 92 212 km² Neighbour countries: Spain Population: 10 000 000 Seas: Atlantic Ocean Rivers: Douro , Guadiana minho Mondego Tagus Highest mountain: Boku no Pico
- 4. POLICY The President: Date of joining the EU: Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa 1986
- 5. TRADITIONAL FOOD Caldo verde: Chourico: Bacalhau:
- 6. Famous people from Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo Ferdinand Magellan Vasco da Gama
- 7. Polish students about FRANCE The capital of France is Paris. This country is in Western Europe, France borders on Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Luxemburg and Monaco.
- 8. This is a French anthem
- 9. French president and the Prime Minister President : Emmanuel Macron Prime : Édouard Philippe
- 10. Famous people from France Louis Vuitton Louis de Funès Gabrielle Bonheur “Coco” Chanel
- 11. Traditional French dishes Escargots à la Bourguignonne Creme Brulee Onion soup
- 12. Polish students about UKRAINE - Yкраїна The capital of Ukraine is Kiev. Ukraine borders with Poland,Belarus,Slovakia,Hungary,Romania and Moldavia.The number of residents 42 805 731. Surface 603 700km².
- 13. President of Ukraine Prime Minister of Ukraine Petro Poroszenko Wołodymyr Hrojsman
- 14. This is Ukrainian anthem
- 15. Ukrainian Dishes Український борщ млинці
- 16. Polish students about TUNISIA - تونس Tunisia is a country located in North Africa. Its capital is Tunis. صباحالخي - good morning in Arabic -وداعا goodbye in Arabic
- 17. Tunisian Emblem Tunisian Flag
- 18. Anthem of Tunisia همةالحمة - Himat Al Hima (defender of the homeland) It was adopted in 1987. The music was composed by Muhammad Abd al-Wahhab, and words were written by Mustafa Sadik ar-Rafii and Abul-Kasim Eszebbi. -
- 19. Geography of Tunisia Tunisia borders on: - Libya -Algeria -Italy (across the Mediterranean sea)
- 20. The President Prime Minister Al-Badżi Ka’id as-Sibsi Jusuf asz-Szahid
- 21. Traditional dishes in Tunisia KUSKUS - couscous combines the features of pasta and groats. In Tunisia, couscous is a dish that is often served on the table. They are served with fish, vegetables prepared by steaming or with meat. Of course, plenty of aromatic spices. BRIK a pie made of a special thin and crunchy dough, filled with stuffing. We can eat it in a meatless or meat version.
- 22. Currency in Tunisia Tunisian Dinar
- 23. Polish students about TURKEY Türkiye Good afternoon - Tünaydın Good bye - Güle güle thanks - Teşekkürler sorry - afedersiniz
- 24. Borders & information Capital: Ankara Surface is: 783 562 km² currency: Turkish Lira Length of borders is 2627 km Their neighbors: Greece, Bulgaria, Georgia, Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Syria Population: 82 835 090 Seas: Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Aegean Sea, Sea of Marmara The biggest river: Kızılırmak (1355 km) The highest top: Greater Ararat (5137 m.a.s.l.)
- 25. A few facts about history Republic of Turkey was created on 29 October 1923. Before, on that place was the Ottoman Empire but it was dismantled. Until WW II Turkey was neutral even though both sides encouraged country to war. Since 1952 Türkiye is a member of NATO.
- 26. The President Prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Binali Yıldırım
- 27. Traditional dishes Baklava Mercimek çorbası Lahmacun