 Can anyone help me on a question about Brazil? |
G’day, I want to learn more about your country . . . .!
Out of your little ‘corner of the world’ what are the 5 BEST things about living there?
Also name 3 things you donâ... |
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 Travelling to brazil in summer 2007? |
hey ppl i am going to brazil for 6 weeks in july 2007 and was looking for some travel companions. i am going to do some charity work for 2 weeks and then want to explore brazil. anyone up for it?
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 How do you immigrate to brazil legally? |
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 What does agaraal mean in Brazilian Portuguese? |
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 Driving and buying a car in Brazil/South America? |
We are looking to buy a car in Brazil in February and driving it around South America.
Does anybody know if this is possible legally and how easy it would be. Also is it mandatory that ... |
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 Cars in Brazil? |
can brazil flex vehicles run on eitherstraight gas or ethanol ?
or no straight gas but a blend of gas/ethanol ?
what does Brazil make its ethanol from?
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 What is the average spending, other than air ticket and hotel stays, for a 5 day trip to Sao Paulo, Brazil? |
| Another Sao Paulo related question...I am now working on the budget for my 5 day trip(by myself). I don't think I will spend much on shopping(except for souvenirs), but will spend on dinning at ... |
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| Do the favelados find it disrespectful/insulting? |
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 Angra dos Reis, Brazil????????? |
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| Should i live in Brazil? |
| im was born in rio de janeiro and i love it there, someday i want to live there, i was raised in miami and speak more english then portuguese but i still speak fluently. i just finished high school, ... |
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 How Ducks are Treated in Brazil, specially Lisbon? |
| i hope you treat them with respect like humans, because i represent all the ducks around the world plus i'm a duck my self and i'm writing here using my beak and i'm the one in the ... |
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 Bring me information of brazil? |
population
language
climate
capital
famous people
legends
fun activities
in big paragraphs please! 10 points for the ... |
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 !*!Good Facts!*! About Brazil? |
What are some good facts about Brazil I should know to do my Country report=(
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 It is true you need a Visa in order to go to Brazil? |
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 Is BOPE really that violent...? |
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| How do I get back to Brasil!?!? |
| I have been DYING to get back to Brasil! Does anybody know any good ways or sites to get a pair of round-trip tickets to Brasil for cheap?... |
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Will U.S. appliances rated 110-115volts work in Brazil's 127 volt outlets? .? |
Our beachhouse in Brazil has both 127 volt and 220 volt outlets. I know the 220 is not for most U.S. appliances unless they are 220 like a refridgerator or stove, but I think the 127 volt outlets are on the same 60 cycles as in the U.S. Can I safely use my U.S. appliances like a computer or TV in these with a simple plug converter? Does anyone know this? Are any of you using U.S. appliances in Brazil? Is there a web-site that has this information? Any help would be appreciated. Don |
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nonconformiststraightguy
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There is no problem
Also you can read more information on :
http://www.buytravelconverter.com/brazil.aspx
ELECTRICITY: This can vary by the city you are visiting, for example; Rio and Sao Paulo 110 volts AC, 60Hz, in Bahia (Salvador) and Manaus 127 volts AC, in Brasilia and Recife 220 volts AC, 60Hz. So ask at the hotel so you don't ruin your shaver or hairdryer. Most hotels do provide 110-volt & 220-volt outlets, but again, ask so you may avoid smoke and electrical sparks in your room |
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alberto
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There's no any risk to your computer, stove or any other eletronics that works at 110 volts. |
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Electrobird
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Yes, they will work. You might need an adapter, since the outlets have only two round plugs. The 220v there are used only for air conditioners, washing machines, etc.
It is a good idea to buy a good surge protection adapter to use with your computer hardware. Summer storms are frequent and often cause blackouts and possible power surges. |
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Patricio
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Generaly Brazil is 110V, in some hotels I saw they have 220V too, in this case ask for a "transformador", but don't worry about 127V, it's all either 110V or 220V, but as I said 90% is 110V. |
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MB
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Since you do have 127v service, there would be no problem using US appliances. |
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