Brazil Dark

Brazil Dark

I would like to live in Brazil,what must I do.By the way I only speak Spanish/English,and it's not the same.

Portuguese is the language of Brazil,not Spanish.Although
Portuguese and Spanish are romance languages,and the two languages sound similar and had evolved from Latin,they are not the same,I researched that.I don't think Brazil is better than
U.S.A because it's not,it's just that Brazil is so magnificently,
beautiful,especially Rio De Janeiro,the Cariocas(local Brazilians from Rio De Janeiro)beautiful beaches,women,
carnivals,samba,bossa nova,the ethnic melting pot,est.These people of Brazil are not Hispanic,but they look like them,and they are still beautiful ethnicly diverse people,from very dark,to light,to dark or light brown.These people are soccer freal fanatics,I just hope they don't kick my @ss if I say soccer,instead of football.I want to be around that environment,
then I'll come back to the great U.S.A # ! nation.

hey im brazilian!!Lol i learned spanish in brazil because its typical for the brazilians to learn spanish and people who know spanish to learn portuguese because it is easy you wont have trouble youll learn it fast if you try....Here it is ethnically diverse and really pretty beaches and you wont have trouble finding a pretty woman for yourself good luck!!! Move to sao it rock there!

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Do's And Don'ts To Keep You Safe If You Travel To Brazil

A nation that is rich in sights and attractions, Brazil is one of the best destination choices when you fly south of America. Brazil is the 5th largest and 5th most populous country in the world. Its territory spans from the Atlantic Ocean to the central and east of South America, dwarfing the neighboring countries of Argentina, Uraguay, and Paraguay in the south, Bolivia and Peru in the east, and Columbia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana in the north.

10 Most Popular Brazil destinations:

Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro,

Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro,

Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo,

Ipanema Beach, Rio de Janeiro,

Tijuca National Park, Rio de Janeiro,

Iguacu Falls, Foz de Iguacu, Parana

Pantanal Wetlands, Pantanal, Mato Grosso

Teatro Municipal, Rio de Janeiro,

Sugar Loaf Mountain (Pao de Acucar), Rio de Janeiro

Pelourinho, Salvador, Bahia

If you plan to travel to any of these places or plan take Brazil experience elsewhere, here are some of the things you should remember.

Do's:

1. Try to learn as much Portuguese as you can. Yes, Portuguese. If you happen to visit other South American countries and have learned Spanish in the process, well, you can't use it. Try to learn some word- the usual conversational phrases and sentences. Remember that although you can survive with English in large cities, most people living in rural areas would not be able to understand you.

2. Avoid dark and isolated places especially if you are alone.

3. Carry only the basics. In this way, you can avoid the eyes of petty criminals.

4. Know your destination before leaving. This rule applies before you leave the United State and upon arrival at your hotel. Keep a map if you must and don't allow anyone to know you are lost if ever you caught in the situation. Knowing where you are going leads to a safer Brazil travel.

5. Bring necessary clothes and survival stuff. Bring long pants, long-sleeved shirt, eyeglasses, cap or hat to avoid mosquito bites. To further attracting illnesses from insects like dengue, leishmaniasis, and malaria, do bring insect repellant. Or, if you are planning to stay out overnight, bring mosquito nets, insect sprays, and necessary prescription medications.

6. Take taxi instead of busses. Bring money pouches strap around your neck. If you are driving your car, always keep the door locked.

7. Respect the locals.

8. If you are a victim of crime, report immediately.

9. Brazil like any other places has rules to follow. Obey them to keep you out of trouble.

Don'ts:

1. Never bring excessive valuables and show it to public. As much as possible leave your rings, necklaces, bracelets, and other jewelries in a safe place. You can rent a purchase deposit box to keep your valuables safe.

2. Don't carry money and credit card you don't need because you can never tell when pickpocketers attack. Although Brazil has several safe places for tourists like Rio de Janeiro, it is always wise to keep your money in safe place. Try to carry enough cash for the day or at least one credit card with you. Leave the rest in you hotel.

3. Don't swim in any fresh waters.

4. Avoid eating street foods and drink only bottled water. Don't handle any animals.

5. Don't bring to your hotel room any strangers you meet outside.

About the Author

Robert Thatcher is a freelance publisher based in Cupertino, California. He publishes articles and reports in various ezines and provides brazil travel resources on www.your-brazil-travel.info.

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