@yarlehhhh: Tempura is actually Portuguese? #greenscreen #japan #History #fyp

Ana Rita ☀️ :

The pronunciation of peixinhos da horta 👏👏👏👏👌🇵🇹 mentioned ❤️

Tiago Pereira3490 :

u did good with the pronunciation. also a lot of Japanese words comes from Portuguese.

t4ktXD :

sagi 𖹭 :

Portugal mentioned

Dixie Wrench :

no the origin is not Portuguese because an ingredient is Portuguese doesn't make the origin Portuguese if we base everything off of the ingredients then most things aren't tied to specific places but others like it's something that has pepper in it but pepper doesn't grow naturally there

Daniel Silva :

Tempura also means tempero (seasoning) in portuguese 🇵🇹

João Santos Pinto :

Filipe Salgueiro :

True and like Pão de ló is the base for alot of sweets I’m Japonese couisine

Teresa :

That's a great pronunciation, "peixinhos da horta" ! 🇵🇹

InMyName :

Peixinhos da horta with tomato rice... it's divine! 😎

xavier.rl_🇵🇹 :

Portugal mentioneddddd🇵🇹🇵🇹

Frederico Gonçalves :

Peixinhos da horta… muito bom, means fish from the garden

PortugalGraphy :

Portugal and Japan have an incredible history together.. 🇵🇹❤️🇯🇵

lu :

PORTUGAL MENTIONED

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Sendo :

Fun fact: tempura comes from the Latin tempora, meaning periods of fasting

Mega Digger :

Portugal Mentioned 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🔥🔥🔥

🧿 Maria 🧿 :

Só Ana :

obrigado, from Portugal❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Cátia Simões :

Very good pronunciation. Congrats!

lu_keller6 :

The pronunciation of “peixinho da horta” was perfect! The “nho” sound in Portuguese is a tricky one for non-native speakers. “Peixinho” means small fish, and “da horta” means from the vegetable garden. In other words, it's a vegetable pretending to be a fish.

Mia _deischiro :

Portugal and Japan have an incredible history together🥰🥰 🇵🇹❤️🇯🇵

Mike Hawk :

Su :

Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹♥️🇵🇹🇵🇹