Multiplying each term inside the bracket by the outside factor to get rid of the bracket. Distribute the factor into each of the terms.
Alongside Portugal, Portuguese is the main mother tongue of Brazil. It is also widely used as a lingua franca, as well as the sole official language, of the former Portuguese colonies of Mozambique, Angola, Cape Verde, Guine-GuinÃ© bissau And Sao sÃ£o Tome, tomÃ© e principe prÃ­ncipe all Of. which are in africa
Languages of Rio de Janeiro. Languages of Rio de Janeiro. Although Portuguese is spoken, Brazilian Portuguese has evolved or devolved slightly from the Portuguese spoken in Portugal. Those who can speak Spanish will be able to get by as some of the words between the two languages are similar or the same. Many of the locals only speak a modicum of English so learning at least the greetings and civilities in Brazilian Portuguese will go a long way and is also respectful.