The Lusiads by Luis De Camoes

[@giljorge7479]

Watching from portugal!!!

[@g_br]

Thank you for the info, God bless.

[@MrSouthken]

thank you so much! you are such a great teacher x

[@mashupotato_]

Thanks for this! I'm currently reading canto 4. I'm finding the canto difficult because it narrates a lot of Portuguese histories (especially the monarchy), which I'm not familiar to.

[@darcyperkins7041]

So now I know to familiarize myself with Portuguese history first. Thanks for that. Just one thing: in this case, it's familiar with, not familiar to; that would be from the opposite point of view. A is familiar WITH B. B is familiar TO A. Take care.😊

[@cmarq817]

Besides lusiadas, I recommend the lyrical poems he wrote about his life and loves. My favourite is about Barbara, a “slave that has him enslaved” and the one he wrote about mistakes and bad luck 😄

[@helcium_nz]

You may also pronunce his name as kuh-MOYNS, so the S is like S and not like Sh, if you prefer it. In Portuguese it is written with a tilde, Camões, which makes the vowel O a nasal sound Õ.

[@goncalodias1975]

Camoes is actually pronounced "Ka-Moynsh" as a sounds in Kappad

[@drsaleema]

Very informative , thanku

[@pragathipai6168]

Very informative

[@amrita7864]

Thank you 😊

[@anoopantony5072]

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