hi! my husband is Brazilian and I love to say little things to get a rise out of him, he has the funniest reactions (evil, perhaps, but very entertaining!)
I’ve already brought up the wright brothers (I got a lecture on that so joke was on me) and 7-1. I also throw in a little Argentina comment every now and again, of course. Do yall have any suggestions??
Hey folks, I'm going to be on my third visit to Brazil in June.
I specifically chose to go in Winter this time around, because I'm obsessed with wanting to experience Festa Junina, aside from that I'll be visiting friends as well in other cities throughout the country. First stop, I'll be in Sao Paulo the first week of June.
I've already visited Paulista Avenida, Batman Alley, Pinheiros, Ipiranga Museum and Liberdade. I've not had the balls to visit the historical center of SP/Centro of the city yet, I know there're a few parks, museums, and Sampa Sky.
I heard Barra Funda has a Memorial of Latin America that throws a few Festa Junina related events in June, just not sure if the first week of June I'll find any festivities related to it. I'm a bit overwhelmed as I have a ton of places saved on my map but I'm unsure which is worth a visit.
Anyone know any places I should visit either festa junina related or otherwise during the first week of June?
Unfortunately i cannot attend the event, so i would like to sell them.
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Hello friends
, I have a question for those who have emigrated to Brazil. My girlfriend and I want to emigrate. We're from Misiones (a town in the north that borders Brazil). Our idea is to go to Florianópolis/Santa Catarina, which we've visited on vacation. We're looking for peace and quiet and opportunities to get ahead, since we haven't found them in Argentina. I'm a radiology technician and speak English well (I lived in Australia for a year). I'm also studying to be an air conditioning technician and learning Portuguese. My girlfriend speaks Portuguese well and enjoys cooking. We're going with some savings and all our paperwork. What advice would you give us, or what are your opinions about life in Brazil? Thank you for any opinions, friends.
Hi! I’m a high school student working on a small interview project called Common Ground, where I talk to people from different countries about everyday life, education, and opportunities where they live.
I’m hoping to speak with students or young adults currently living in Brazil for a short, casual interview (around 10 minutes). The goal is to teach people around the world about the cultures and lives of people from different countries.
If you’re interested or have questions, feel free to comment or DM. Thank you!
Hello, I am from Lithuania and I want to see the Amazon jungle. I plan to visit less touristey areas and wanted to hear some suggestions on what someone like me should know before going on this kind of trip (nothing overly obvious, like learn some Portuguese, beware of tourist traps and so on) (If it helps, 21yo male, travelling with a friend also 21 m, we know our way around forests in our region but tropical climates are quite unfamiliar) Thank you!
Brazil is this huge country, with many people and as of today, world's 11-th largest economy. How does a country with seemingly so much potential still turn out to be not developed? I'm sorry, I don't know much about Brazil as a country.
I know people of Brazil have been blaming the government for being "crooked" and the country for having a huge bureaucracy, etc. Could the government be reformed in any way? Where is the country today on it's path to being a developed nation? I know there are interviews and people on the internet saying about how gunfights will never end in certain parts of town and I get that, but some are also saying that Brazil will never be a developed nation. What do you think about that, what do you think about the future of this country?
Thank you for the time you took to read this and again, I'm not informed about the whole status of the country the same way a citizen would be so I'm wondering, how is Brazil doing?
Going to Rio for a week in May and staying in Ipanema.
I would love to watch a live football game in a stadium. Where can I buy affordable tickets and how can I find local games? Like Fluminense
This is so confusing I don’t understand if additional documents aren’t mandatory, why I would need to have this travel details needed. Or do I not need it I can’t understand it ? Also I did scan my passport but it saved as a png instead of jpeg and the jpeg is too big for the upload so does screenshot if work ?
Hii everyone! I was wondering what the traditional brazilian easter food is? Hosting a few Brazilian friends (in NYC) for an easter lunch and would love to make them feel at home! Thank you so much!
Traveling to Brazil and don’t have the option to use eSIM since my phone is brand new and it’s locked by ATT. Looking for options to use mobile hotspots. Which devices are best and they have this as an option to rent or buy in Cuiabá Brazil?
Hello, sorry if this has already been discussed but I am having a hard time trying to find recent information. I am traveling to Brazil for three weeks on a study aboard trip with my university. Does anyone know if I am able to being a personal supply of adderall with me and if so, what additional things I would need to bring(paper work etc)? I am getting a lot of mixed answers online and cant seem to find any definite answers. I think the regulations on adderall in brazil have recently changed so searching for answers has been difficult.
Thanks!!
I'm applying for a visa for a work related travel in 2 months. I've followed the steps online, and have an RER receipt printed, but I'm unsure what other documents to send and where. There are no steps mentioned apart from "bring them or send them to the consulate."
The website also says there's no "walk-ins", but I don't see where to schedule an appointment. My colleague said he was able to have a walk-in appointment in the LA consulate. Just wanted to know if anyone has any information about applying for a visa or if can just try going to them with important documents. I live in San Jose, so I don't want to travel all the way just to be told away.
(Btw I don't qualify for an eVisa)
Hi! I’ve been learning Portuguese for two months, and one way I like to practice my listening is by watching random Brazilian TikTok livestreams. I’ve noticed that I can understand people from São Paulo and Balneário Camboriú much better than people from anywhere else in the country. I was wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience while learning Brazilian Portuguese.
Olá!
26M from Spain traveling solo to São Paulo for Pride (June 5–8) and I’m super excited 😊
I’m looking for party recommendations for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. I’m not usually a big circuit party person, but I’d be open to trying one while I’m there—just not sure which ones are actually worth it.
For the rest of the weekend, I’d love more pop / younger crowd, fun energy, maybe a bit chaotic in a good way!
Also open to any general tips—areas to go out, safety advice, things I shouldn’t miss during Pride, etc.
Would really appreciate any suggestions! Obrigado <3
Alguém já assinou o globo play ele pela Shopee? Tem conteúdos de outros canais sem ser ao vivo?
Have my evisa squared away and traveling to Brazil for work for a a week. Reading online that I need a CPF in order to check-in to hotel or even get a rental car/Uber?
Looking into the process since work wasn't sure either (they didn't even know about the e-visa until I told them, and just stumbled on that myself).
Is a CPF something you need just for travel? Or is it more if you plan to purchase property and potentially move to Brazil? Or do business there?
When I was a kid we lived in SP and frequently went to Guaruja and several times went to a place we called “Fisherman’s Warf.” It was supposedly the landing beach where most seafood for Sao Paulo comes is from. (From what I remember being told).
Anyone have any idea what the real name of the city/place is? I assume it is outside of Guaruja.
Had probably the best seafood I’ve ever had. And according to my parents really good prices.
Hello folks, i need some help or advice.
I have a flight to Brazil in a couple days. im a Canadian and Brazilian dual citizen, i have a valid Canadian passport, and an expired Brazilian passport. And i cant get my evisa due to being Brazilian. I had began the process of getting all my necessary documents for passport renewal but something happened where a document was delayed for far to long. Now there is no time to get the passport renewed. Looking for someone who had recent experience with Air Canada or in general, any airline, will i be allowed to board?
The Consulate says Air Canada may give me trouble, i just got off the phone with Air Canada support and they cant give me ANY answers about the sort of documents ill need to board a flight. im at my wits end...ill be planning on bringing both passports, and multiple proofs of brazilian citizenship, such as my birth certificate and ID card, as well as other documents. I am wondering if an ARB form should be something i look into if it will help me board those flights. Thanks
Just applied for my first cin card. Do they give it at the appointment? Or when do they give it to people.