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		Ask for help > Hi!Help, please!!How do you say bitoque in English?     
			
		 Hi!Help, please!!How do you say bitoque in English? 
		
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 portugueseteacher
 
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							| Hi!Help, please!!How do you say bitoque in English? 
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							| Hi, everyone!!! I �m asking your help for a Portuguese word -bitoque-and as you know it �s a kind of meat we usually eat with chips, fried egg .Can someone help??Thanks in advance!! Sorry abt the inconvenience!!  |  29 Mar 2010      
					
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 Pachy
 
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							| Will it be "beef steak" or simply "steak"? |  29 Mar 2010     
					
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 Zora
 
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							| Well, I Googled the image and it is either a "beef steak" or a "pork steak". I can �t tell which meat it is from the image - although, from it �s colour I �d have to say that it was a "pork steak"... |  29 Mar 2010     
					
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 mirelli
 
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							| Hi Portuguese teacher,   I would suggest that you write "bitoque" and specify what is. For example, in Brazil we have feijoada, and there �s no translation, so we write "feijoada" a Brazilian typical dish made with black beans, pork, spices and on the side, rice, tomato salad,...and so on.   I hope I �ve helped.     Mirelli |  29 Mar 2010     
					
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 AJFC
 
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							| Hi, PortugueseTeacher!   I agree with Mirelli. I would say (...) bitoque, which is beef with egg, chips and spinach mash (...).   Hope it helps.   
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