What do u know about Brazil?

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Camellias

Its one of my favorite countries coz I love 'Bra'(s) with 'zeal'...

On s serious note, Brazil is one of my dream destinations, and within Brazil I want to visit Rio since I have heard so much about it. Brazil girls are supposedly very beautiful and smart.

BTW, I also love 'thai' (thigh) land.

terraform_mars

Great country.

Wonderful people.

Beautiful women.

BRAZIL, MY COUNTRY.. SAY...
PLACES I VISITED SO FAR...
FROM NORTH TO SOUTH...
JOAO-PESSOA.... NICE, WARM PEOPLE, GREAT FOOD, ETC.. I MIGHT MOVE THERE SOME DAY!

NATAL... EXPENSIVE, FULL OF TURISTS AND OTHER BAD THINGS AS WELL... LOCALS TRY TO EXPLORE TURIST AS MUCH AS THEY CAN...

BRASILIA... THE CAPITOL OF ''BRASIL'' PEOPLE INSIST ON SPELLING '''BRASIL, WITH ''Z''... GOD KNOWS Y?.. ;-)
BRAZILIA IS WERE THE DURTY POLITICS COME TO.
'''MOST POLICIES END UP IN A NICE PIZZA DINNER!''

RIO-DE-JANEIRO... CAPITOL OF THE TUGS AND THE RICH...
AND TO THOSE THAT THINK THEY ARE RICH.. WE CALL THEM FOOLS.. ;-) GOING TO 'RIO' IS JUST A WAIST OF MONEY AND TIME... U BETTA HAVE TRAVELLERS CHECK... IN CASE U R ROBBED THERE..;-)

SAO-PAULO... APPLE OF ''BRASIL''...
MOST BUSSINES R DEALT IN 'SP'...
BUT THE SMELL OF THE ''TIETE RIVER'' GIVE U HORRIFING MEMORIES OF THE BAD SANITATION OF THE CITY.
SP' IS FILTHY CITY... NOT TO MENTION ABOUT THE CRIMES COMMITED EVRY MINUTE THERE.. ARGH...

CURITIBA, PARANA MY TOWN... ;-)
SOUTH OF ''SAO PAULO''...
SMALLER THAN SAO PAULO, 1 BILLION AND HALF PPL...
CLEAN, LOW CRIME, COOL BEACHES, NICE PEOPLE,
HONEST PPL, LOTS OF EUROPEANS AS WELL OTHER CULTURES,

(... OH... GOURGEOUS PEOPLE AS WELL, WOMAN USUALLY R A KNOCK OFF, DEAD GOURGEOUS LADIES,).. ETC

WE RECICLE ANYTHING POSSIBLE, AND THATS HOW WE IMPROVE OUR CITY!!
WE R CONSIDER THE CLEANEST CITY IN BRASIL...

U GOT TO CHECK .. '''THE 8 WONDER OF THE WORLD OVER THERE.. ITS CALLED ...'''IGUACU-FALLS''... BREATH-TAKING!!
LOW CRIME, ETC..
BUSSINES MEN LUUUVES TO DO BUSSINES OVER THERE...
I LOVE MY TOWN,...;-)

FLORIANOPOLIS, SANTA CATARINA...
NICE...
I'VE GOT A SERIOUS RESPECT FOR THAT TOWN...
FARTHER SOUTH OF BRASIL, NICE FOOD, BEACHES, ETC,
LOW CRIME AS WELL.

PORTO-ALEGRE, RIO GRANDE DO SUL...
IM STILLL LEARNING ABOUT THAT CITY...
I'LL B THERE IN NOVEMBER...
SO FAR I LIKE IT..
NICE PEOLE, GREAT FOOD,ETC
NOW, CRIME?!
A LITTLE PROBLEM...
SPEACIALLY ON SATURDAYS BY THE FAIR THAT THEY HAVE DOWNTON!!

SO.. THATS IT!
KISSES
HUGS
FROM IOWA,

Jackie

Brazilians speak Portuguese and Brazil is geographically located in South America...there are many supermodels that hail from Brazil like Adriana Lima and Giselle Bunchen...and Brazil has the largest Roman Catholic population in the world...and I think they hold the record for winning the most world cups in soccer (football)...

Metzger

It's in South America.

sagittarius

I know that I'd really like to come there...:-)

NJ Loverboy

I was there on vacation last year in Rio De Janeiro. Be careful there, tons of thiefs running around ripping chains off people in the middle of the day. My friend had his wallet stolen.

Othen than that, the food is great if you like all you can eat meat for about $15. We went to a soccer game. That is a must to see the craziness. Also, take a cab to Corcovado Mountain, awesome view.

nonconformiststraightguy

Brazil is a great country , and it's people are friendly.
Brazil, officially the Federative Republic of Brazil (Portuguese: Brasil or RepÃºblica Federativa do Brasil, is the largest and most populous country in South America, and fifth largest in the world in both area and population. Spanning a vast area between central South America and the Atlantic Ocean, it is the easternmost country of the Americas and it borders Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and the French department of French Guiana. In fact, it borders every South American nation except for Ecuador and Chile. The country's name is generally believed to be derived from pau-brasil (brazilwood), a tree highly valued by early colonists,. Brazil is home to both extensive agricultural lands and rain forests. Exploring vast natural resources and a large labor pool, it is South America's leading economic power and a regional leader. Because it was a colony of Portugal, Portuguese is Brazil's official language. Brazil has the world's second largest Christian population (151 million, behind that of the United States), and also is the world's largest Roman Catholic-majority nation in terms of both number of adherents and land mass --- a strong cultural legacy left behind by the Roman Catholic Portuguese colonists

The economy still has serious challenges to face and important reforms are still to be implemented. Serious problems involving poor infrastructure, income concentration, low quality public services, corruption, social conflicts and government bureaucracy persist and threaten to hamper economic growth, compared to other emerging countries.

The internal public debt has reached the all time record and public expenses have been increased. Taxes already represent a considerable part of national income and are a serious burden to all social classes, diminishing opportunities for investment. In addition, enterpreneurship is burdened by high licensing costs and complex authorization processes.

But then, Brazil has the best football players in the world,
Their Music is seductive : Samba, Bossa Nova, Fervo.

The food is decilious
Cities like Rio and Salvador are exciting and beautiful
It's my favorite Country in the World

Brazil is the future

Shot At Sight

Brazil soccer fans are called Brazil nuts!

songbird

It has a lot of the amazon rainforest!

Nemesis

anna carololina conde from sao paulo

blasu2333

I know everything about that country.. Ask me anything.

RNJ

I know lots of things about Brazil.
Brazilians (like you) keep on asking about Brazil on this website. Don't know why, it's your country, you should known better.

renato24d

ask me anything about Brazil, i was born there so i know evrerything

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