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A Group of Freguesia in Amadora only Listens to Portuguese and Immigrants Have to Carry a Translator
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João Pica justifies a decision by the fact that the English of Indonesian immigrants is “very rough” and emphasizes that no official translator is required — only one who makes the translation.
·Portugal
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Care in Portuguese in Venteira: Junta da Amadora requires a translator for immigrants, with a view to avoiding errors and ensuring clear communication.
·Estoril, Portugal
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A Group of Freguesia in Amadora only Listens to Portuguese and Immigrants Have to Carry a Translator
A group of Freguesia in Amadora only listens to Portuguese and immigrants have to carry a translator
·Portugal
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