d

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The Portuguese word "d" is a contraction of "de," meaning "of" or "from."

Here, 'de' introduces the object of the verb, indicating the type of music preferred.

Eu gosto de música clássica.

I like classical music.

In this case, 'de' expresses contents or characteristics related to 'historical stories'.

O livro é cheio de histórias interessantes.

The book is full of interesting stories.

Here, 'do' (a contraction of 'de' and 'o') indicates origin or location, specifying the place of departure.

Ela veio do mercado agora.

She came from the market just now.