Whats the difference? I know that culturally they are different, how about machismo? What are their expectations of women, how do they look at women etc? Are they more liberal? I am Puerto Rican ...
I saw some pics on flickr and saw small waterfalls and people swimming in the good size pools of natural streams.
Can any Brasilans tell me about this place?...
i would like to sail to brazil. up the amazon. over to chile maybe then sail to newzeland. no time scale at this time but within the next 4 years. i will be alone i want to sail as i dislike long ...
sorry i cant remember what the other river is called, but i do know that when they join they are different colours, please could you tell me where i can find an aerial view of it, and please post a ...
hi, i need to know a great/famous beach, an amazing natural attraction, and a cultural event, and in your opinion what would be the best month to go.
I need to know for my holiday this year.
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Hi!! I will travel to rio and sao paolo and i would like to visit companies or shops in which they sell semiprecious stones ( as coral, aguamarine, sodalite, turquois,amathist, etc ) to do jewelry. I ...
How to I pay my Mercadolivre Bill when I don't have a Brazilian Bank account?
I am trying to pay a fee on mercadolivre, but I cannot, as I don't have a bank in Brazil, when I try ...
I'm gonna travel to Brazil (Rio de Janeiro city) next month, and would like to know a little bit more about it. What may I do and don't? How the people are? What to do to stay safe and etc....
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Can i use US electrical products in Sao Paulo, Brazil or do i need a convertor?
I am planning to use maybe an iPod or similar devcices bought in the US
If your transformers (chargers) are bi volt, like 90~240v inscripted in the charger's label, it will be ok. São Paulo has it's voltage in 110v (the city) and 220v (others in the state than the capital).
Another thing is that our outlet pins are rounded (cylinders) instead of flat pins. But the newer outlets always has both formats.
If you are planning to stay in a hotel, most of them has labels or signs that indicates which voltage is the outlet.
It is like the other person said, you can always find one adapter in nearby shops and stores.
annabel m
Sao Paulo has 110v and the shops sell 110v products so you should be fine. However just down the road in Santos (and upstate too I think) they use 220v and shops there sell 220v products.
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