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 Im looking for my dad, who lives in fortaleza, brazil, all i know is his name and last place of work.?
wat is the best way of trying to find him, im 17 and very limited to how i can look if there is anyway you could help, his name is Dulsimar Da Silva he is 41 years old he used to work in the Magna P...


 What does this mean?
o que está acima?...


 Can someone translate this song for me?
its portugese=]
http://youtube.com/watch...


 Translation please:)?
JA TOU LA!!! :P ei mas a festa nao eh na sexta nao? euheu acabei de falar com Ani e ela disse que era na sexta-feira...bom, soh sei que vai ter festa!! haha ate lah entao!
ah voce vai n colegio ...


 Panamaaa Question!!!!?
Does anyone know if they have good coffee there?

or know any intereting facts about Panama and like tourist attractions.

please and thank you in advance :]
Additional D...


 Is going on an ego trip tax deductable under travel?
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 Train & bus in Brazil?
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Any advice for an American planning to move to Brasilia?...


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 What you find of my Brazil parents?
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Is there a time of the year when this trip is cheapest?...


 Whats the cheapest and the safest way to get to GRU international airport?
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 Universidade de Sao Paulo?
What do you know about it?
And also are there dorms?...


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 What is the name of a Brazilian Tribe?
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 Brazilian passport US citizen?
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 How does the US currency compare to the Brazilian Real.?
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 What are some common flowers in Brazil?
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Van Hien

Big Buddha statues in Sao Paulo, Brazil?

Have anyone heard about a Big Buddha temple in Sao Paulo, Brazil which has a big laughing Buddha, a big reclining Buddha and a lots of small gold-coated Buddha statues? One of my friends told me about that. I think she was lying, but I did not have any evidence to unmask her.

    



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alberto
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Yes. It's very true. Exist a big Buddha statue in the "Zu Lai" temple. See the images:
http://www.baixaki.com.br/papel-de-parede/3877-buda-centro-zulai-cotia-sao-paulo.htm
http://images.google.com.br/images?hl=pt-BR&um=1&sa=1&q=+buda+zu+lai&btnG=Pesquisar+imagens&aq=f&oq=

It's normal because Brazil has the largest japanese population in the World outside Japan, of course. Almost 2 million of Japanese descent lives in Brazil. Mainly in São Paulo and Paraná, but a lot in Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso and Amazonas, also.

First Japanese immigrants landed in Santos, São Paulo, on June 18, 1908 aboard a steamship named "Kasato Maru" .

Note that Brazil is a nation of immigrants. Brazil is a multiracial nation like USA. More than 50 nations immigrated to Brazil. Only from Europe, 25 nations, including Holland (search for "Holambra" an "Expoflora" in my Youtube favorites), and other 25 nations from the rest of the World.

If you are curious about Dutches in Brazil (I can suppose this due to your faily name): it's not official but 3.5 million of descendants of Dutches are estimed in Brazil and people are not taking on account the Dutra family (myself I'm a member of this family). Dutra is a name derived from Van Huerter. Van=de, so, Van as replaced by de. So, de+hueter > dutre > Dutra.

Brazil is the largest Portuguese nation (32 million of descendants), largest Italian nation outside Italy (25 million of descendants), second largest German population outside Germany (18 million), largest Arab nation outside MIddle East (15 million of descendants), largest Japanese population outside Japan (1.8 million) and we have millions of European descendants from Spain (15 million), 5 million of Slavic (2 million from Poland, 1 million from Ukraine, 300,000 from Russia, 250,000 from Hungary and the rest from Croatia, Czech Republic, Belarus and LIthuania, among others) and 3.5 million of descendants of Dutch.

I invite you to learn more about Brazil watching my favorite videos in my Youtube channel. You will find all these ethnic groups that we have in Brazil in my favorites:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=AllAboutBrazil&view=favorites


cisne n.egro
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The one that you maybe ignore is that live in Brazil the largest contingent of Japanese out of Japan. Dozens of great Buddhist temples exist mainly in São Paulo and in Paraná.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYgq7p58jlA&feature=PlayList&p=499AED61F2C9F9B5&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Brazilian





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