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From the "earthquake" to the Saints: the heritage of 1755 in our language

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Marco Neves explains the linguistic distinction between 'terramoto' and 'terremoto' in Portuguese, noting that the term 'terramoto' is used in Brazil. The article was published on November 1, 2026, and recommends the book 'A Herança de 1755' as part of the weekly reading series. The evidence is limited to a single sentence from a blog post without further context or supporting data.

Key points

• In Portuguese, the term 'terramoto' is used to describe earthquakes, while 'terremoto' is the standard term.

Context

Marco Neves, a Brazilian writer, explains the linguistic distinction between 'terramoto' and 'terremoto' in Portuguese, noting that the term 'terramoto' is used in Brazil. The article was published on November 1, 2026, and recommends the book 'A Herança de 1755' as part of the weekly reading series.

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