Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Portugal"

A: Forever means permanently so in this instance he/she is saying I am going to leave Portugal permanently

A: first one seems more like something you write in a book,possibly a thought you have,when you visit Portugal for the first time and the second one is something you would answer if someone asked if you had ever been to Portugal or if someone asks if there is a country you've never been to

A: I would never use the second sentence. It just sounds wrong.

A: Only the first one is correct.

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A: 不，不是很好。说话慢。美国人说，"Por-chuh-gahl," 所以说话慢。

A: @rtavares: 'next' means that they are side by side, 'close' means that there's not a long distance between them but they're not necessarily side by side.
Im not sure how to say it in Portuguese, but in Spanish it would be:
next= al lado (ao lado?) close=cerca (perto)

A: As it's a country, use "to". You can say "on the west" if it's a smaller area, like a city or building.

A: Portugal is located on the west edge of Eurasian continent

A: To be honest, I really hope that Russia wins but if she can’t, I wouldn’t mind if either Portugal or Spain wins

A: I have been working in Portugal for 7 years. (and I'm still there).

"I had been working in Portugal for 7 years" seems incomplete. It leaves the reader asking "and then what?"

I had been working in Portugal for 7 years when I decided to move to Spain.

A: "I'm from Portugal"