• The Portuguese alphabet does not have a "k", "w" or "y." These letters are only used in "foreign" words such as whisky.
• English is the second language taught at most Portuguese schools, followed by French.
• There are about 2.5 million Portuguese speakers in North America, about 170 million in South America (Brazil), close to 12 million in Europe (in Portugal and elsewhere), about 16.5 million in Africa, close to 400,000 in Asia, and close to 70,000 in Australia.
• Portuguese and Galician (spoken in north-west Spain) have the same root and, together with Sardinian, are unique amongst the Romance languages in their use of the "personal infinitive", which doesn't exist for example in either English or Spanish.
Olá, falar uma língua é a parte mais dificil e divertida de se aprender uma nova língua
Ana, as letras K, W e Y foram inseridas no Acordo Ortográfico de 1990 e agora fazem parte do alfabeto português.
It could be interesting to read this article written by Carlos Faraco. It's about use of k, w and y as "special letters" of Brazilian Portuguese alphabet:
http://www.letras.ufscar.br/linguasagem/edicao09/artigos_ea_faraco.php
Ola, boa noite.
Eu estou aprendendo portugues.
Eu escrevo palavras em portugues, nao falo portugues.
