Funchal

**Funchal** (Portuguese booloo: [fũˈʃal] ⓘ) ka noba gyamaa bammo ka o e **Funchal City** (Portuguese: *Cidade do Funchal*), e la kapital, tengkpong ane a municipality nang be Portugal's Autonomous Region ko Madeira, nang da taa kaabo ko Atlantic Ocean. A tenga da taa la noba yagrong neng 105,795, nang veng ka o da e tengkpong ayoobo soba nang be a Portugal. Yi o nang taa saakonnong ane yelkore gyamaa zuing, Funchal e la bone nang be a *Portugal's main tourist attractions;* o meng e la bone nang maale taa bammo kyaare a New Year's Eve, aane ona la a bone nang taa wederong a Portuguese port ko a cruise liner dockings.

**Climate**

## Content

## Etymology
Noba bana nang dat Funchal after the a zeng a zie d3nd3ng da pore la a zie yuori ka Funchal nang taa bundant wild fennel tnaqng baara a be. A yuori na nyaamo da yi  la Portuguese yelbiri nang e fennel, *funcho,* ane suffix *-al*, ko a denote "*a plantation of fennel":*

### Museums
Funchal taa la Museums, teseng a:-

* Casa-Museu Frederico de Freitas
* Núcleo Museológico da Cidade do Açúcar
* Museu Barbeito
* Museu CR7
* Museu de Electricidade (Museum of Electricity)
* Museu de Arte Contemporânea do Funchal
* Sacred Art Museum of Funchal
* Museu de Fotografia – Vicentes
* Museu do Forte de S. Tiago
* Museu do Vinho da Madeira
* Museu Henrique e Francisco Franco
* Museu de História Natural do Funchal
* Museu Quinta das Cruzes
* Museu Sala de Troféus do Clube Sport Marítimo
* Núcleo Museológico do IVBAM
* Núcleo Museológico do Museu Militar Palácio São Lourenço
* Núcleo Museológico Mary Jane Wilson

## Street art

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## Tenne mine – tenne pe3le

thumb|235x235px|''Penha de França'', western zone of Funchal
Funchal taa la twinned neng:

*  Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal
*  Cape Town, South Africa
*  Fremantle, Australia
*  Gibraltar, Gibraltar
*  Herzliya, Israel
*  Honolulu, United States
*  Ílhavo, Portugal
*  Leichlingen, Germany
*  Livingstone, Zambia
*  Marrickville (Inner West), Australia
*  Maui County, United States
*  New Bedford, United States
*  Oakland, United States
*  Praia, Cape Verde
*  Saint Helier, Jersey
*  Santos, Brazil
*  Vigan, Philippines

## Nembanne mine
thumb|Alberto João Jardim, 2018
thumb|Maximiano de Sousa
thumb|Herberto Helder, 2010

### Public service

* Arsénio Pompílio Pompeu de Carpo (1792–1869), slave trader, freemason, poet and journalist
* James Yate Johnson (1820–1900), English naturalist, lived in Madeira from 1851
* José Vicente Barbosa du Bocage (1823–1907), Portuguese zoologist and politician
* Arthur Phelps (1837–1920), British civil engineer, homeopath and anti-vaccinationist
* Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos (1837–1880), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Goa
* Sarah Forbes Bonetta (1843–1880), goddaughter of Queen Victoria, died of tuberculosis
* Sir Lloyd William Mathews (1850–1901), British naval officer, politician and abolitionist
* Charles, Count de Lambert (1865–1944), early European aviator
* Adolfo de Noronha (1873–1963), Portuguese naturalist
* Leontina de Cabral Hogan (1886–1943), medium and feminist[thumb|[Leontina de Cabral Hogan]]
* Lourdes Castro (1930–2022), artist using abstract art, silk screens and shadow puppets
* Maria Teresinha Gomes (1933–2007), spent 20 years as a male army general
* Alberto João Jardim (born 1943), President of the Regional Government of Madeira, 1978–2015
* Joe Berardo (born 1944), Portuguese and South African businessman, and art collector
* Ilse Everlien Berardo (born 1955), German Lutheran theologian, responsible for the local German-speaking Protestant Church
* Humberto Barbosa (born 1961), Portuguese nutritionist
* Miguel Albuquerque (born 1961), politician, current President of the Regional Government of Madeira
* Berto Correia de Sousa (born 1972), Portuguese-Swiss bank manager in Zurich, noble roots
* Liliana Rodrigues (born 1973), politician and Member of the European Parliament
* Rubina Berardo (born 1982), Madeiran and Portuguese politician and pundit
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## Meng kaa ky3

* History of Madeira
* Madeira wine
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### Arts

* Viscondessa das Nogueiras (1805–1888), poet, author, and translator
* Jane Wallas Penfold (1820–1884), botanical artist
* Virgílio Teixeira (1917–2010), film, TV and stage actor
* Maximiano de Sousa (1918–1980), Portuguese singer, known as *Max*
* Herberto Hélder (1930–2015), Portuguese surrealist and experimental poet
* António da Cunha Telles (born 1935), Portuguese film director and producer
* Maria Aurora (1937–2010), journalist, poet, novelist, children's writer and TV presenter
*  (born 1962) interior designer and painter
* Fátima Lopes (born 1965), fashion designer
* Kátia Aveiro (born 1977), singer and sister of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo
* Pedro Camacho (born 1979), composer of classical and religious music and film scores
* Carlos Nóbrega (born 1979), singer, songwriter, actor, photographer and writer
* Fabio Machado (born 1985), Portuguese mandolin virtuoso
* Vânia Fernandes (born 1985), singer and 2008 Eurovision Song Contest competitor
* Giullia Buscacio (born 1997), Portuguese Brazilian actress

### Sport
[thumb|Museum in Funchal dedicated to [Cristiano Ronaldo, born in the city in 1985]]

* Cristiano Ronaldo (born 1985), footballer and longtime captain of the Portugal national team
* Artur de Sousa Pinga (1909–1963), footballer and later coach of FC Porto
* Marco Paiva (born 1973), retired footballer with 528 club caps
* Catarina Fagundes (born 1977), the first Portuguese female sailing athlete, entered the 1996 Summer Olympics
* Márcio Abreu (born 1980), Portuguese footballer with 505 club caps
* Rúben Andrade (born 1982), retired footballer with 491 club caps
* Moises Henriques (born 1987), Australian cricketer, moved to Australia aged one
* Marcos Freitas (born 1988), European Champion table tennis player
* Laura Luís (born 1992), football forward, with 49 caps for the Portugal women's team
* Fátima Pinto (born 1996), the first footballer from Madeira in a UEFA Women's Championship
* Telma Encarnação (born 2001), footballer who plays for the Portugal women's team
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## Meng kaa ky3

* History of Madeira
* Madeira wine
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### ziyiri mine

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## Bibliography

## Ziiri mine yiziiri

 

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