@@DivertLiving City of São Paulo has about 10 nationalities with this aspect. Besides Japan, some others are Italy, Spain, Bolivia, Portugal and Lebanon.
Qualquer um pode ser brasileiro: preto, branco, asiático, árabe, latino.... Mas aqui fora a gente bate o olho e a gente sabe que o sujeito é brasileiro. É impressionante!
@@AMV12S mas tem gente que se toma café fica com sono msm haha, eu não tomo por isso, não ajuda nada contra o sono, só dá mais, e eu sempre detestei o gosto de café iuahiuahiuahu
Fun fact: A Brazilian doesn't always know how to spot a tourist from a distance since everyone looks Brazilian, but when we're abroad we can spot a Brazilian immediately, no matter the race or color
Fun fact: Whenever foreign people make videos about Brazil, even if the intention of it is for another foreign viewers, I bet you 90% of them will be brazilian
*Cidade, todos os países tem suas próprias culturas locais em cada cidade, com exceção de cidades Estados porque o próprio país já é uma cidade. E não é bem uma federação, o Brasil sempre foi um estado unitário, nunca foi países independentes que quiseram formar uma união, só que em 15 de Novembro de 1889 com uma tentativa fracassada de copiar os Estados Unidos, acabou se auto proclamando federação.
BRAZIL has: - the largest italian population outside Italy - the largest portuguese population outside Portugal - the largest Arab population outside of the Arab world - the largest Japanese population outside Japan - the largest German population in Latin America - the largest African population in Latin America And guess what? They’re all Latinos BORN in Brazil, regardless or their race, color or physical appearance (:
Maria Clara Ponde Leite o census separa a população negra da preta porque nem todo negro de pele é preto. Os mestiços do norte são mais indígenas que africanos, logo não podem ser considerados pretos. Pelo census 7,6% são pretos e 47% são pardos (várias raças misturadas e não necessariamente pessoas com descendência afro dominante)
@@DivertLiving You guys should definetely visit the state of Santa Catarina. Its where I Live. Its considered one of the very few ''first world'' states in Brazil (low crime, high HDI, good economics) It is mainly colonized by europeans. You should definetely try visiting inner cities on the south of Santa Catarina, like Urussanga (wine capital) or Nova Veneza (for the best food), where you will be delighted by the Italian/German influenced culture. You will taste the best food, cheese and wine around here.
@@DivertLiving You think so? I'm from Utah, and every time I went anywhere else in the States, I felt like I was in a different country, too.Take New York, for instance, it's completely different from California, just like Georgia is completely different from Wyoming, which is completely, different, from Texas, and so on and so forth.
@@vinixavier8 eu sei ué o que eu disse é que a europa sem a parte europeia da Rússia é menor que o Brasil, mas com a parte europeia da Rússia é maior que o Brasil
Dude, seeing people talk about Brazil with such respect and affection is really heart warming. Brazil has a lot of problems, sure, but I love being Brazilian with all my heart.
@@luccam3795 e do jeito que ta ultimamente...cada vez pior.... ta o brasil tem coisas boas, mas sinceramente se pesar na balança o tanto de coisa ruim....por isso q povo foge do Brasil o Brasil é um país muito rico, mas muito mal administrado. Tem tanto dinheiro q cada um que entra quer um tiquinho seja na politica ou qualquer cargo q de p tirar vantagem Dai a gente ve que apesar do povo ter muitas qualidades, o problema do país não evoluir é o proprio povo....sem querer generalizar pq nem todo muito igual, mas a cultura do "jeitinho brasileiro" de querer tirar vantagem de tudo é horrorosa e tem muita gente q sente orgulho...Gosto muito do japao, ate pq tenho descendência e se pudesse estaria morando la. Como vc bem disse...Brasil bom p turista só. brasil = povo individualista. Japao = povo coletivista
For the people complaining, I'm always used to talking in English on the internet, it's way more natural to me. Besides I'd like the people to know what we're talking about and maybe get some insight
Fun fact: a Brazilian passport is the most coveted and expensive one in the black market, because literally ANYONE can pass as a Brazilian. Brazil is a true melting pot. The US is more like a salad bowl, no one really mixes.
Adam Collins it’s “C cedilha” it’s a variation of the letter c and has a “ss” sound. The ss is just like the sound in salad, super, six.. it’s not like the ñ in Spanish because it’s not really a part of the alphabet, it’s a variation of the letter c. Just like á, ã, à, â are variations of the letter a. I don’t know if I used the right terms but that’s the best I could do. God bless ✨
True. I'm an American born to Brazilian parents, and whenever I visit Brazil people know right away that I'm not Brazilian by the way I carry myself and my clothes. It's amazing haha.
Brasil é um país maravilhoso, falta é investimento na área do turismo. Em cada Estado brasileiro tem lindos pontos, que poderiam ser apresentados aos turistas estrangeiros.
@@tsunetori2133 exato, quando vejo algum político falando que precisamos de mais verba na saúde, escolas e etc, já sei que ele vai desviar essa verba. Nós investimos muito em saúde e escolas, o problema é que o dinheiro quase nunca chega inteiro na instituição
Coffee in Brazil Big Cup: always at breakfast. We never use our tiny cups for breakfast Tiny cups: for everything else, at any given moment and essential after meals and in between
I have never seen such a positive video about my home country. Warms my heart that you enjoyed it! Even though it's the first video I watched from this channel it's clear that both of you are very open to other cultures and perspectives =)
Cara, parece que você não tem frequentado muito o RUclips e a Internet, existem até centenas de estrangeiros de todas as partes do mundo que fazem conteúdo exclusivo para brasileiros, gente que realmente ama o país, muito mais que os próprios brasileiros, basta dar uma pequena pesquisada e vai encontrar 100% dos estrangeiros falando bem do Brasil, se você não viu um vídeo positivo sobre o Brasil, parece que não procura muito no RUclips, pois são lietaralmente centenas de pessoas que moraram, ou vitaram o Brasil que mostram impressões positivas, tem uma pancada de estrangeiros até fazendo vídeos para os brasileiros exclusivamente, alguns até aprendendo Português, reações à música brasileira, por estrangeiros, talvez encontre milhares, você não tem noção de como o Brasil, o povo e os costumes brasileiros são amados pelos estrangeiros, então, para mim, sua afirmação não faz quaqlquer sentido, se você não viu um vídeo positivo como este é porque não procurou e está bem por fora do que seja a Internet e o Brasil.
O que é difícil encontrar é vídeo negativo sobre o Brasil no RUclips, os estrangeiros tem certo fascínio pelo Brasil, tem Norte americano que vive o tempo todo aqui, querendo a cidadania brasileira, tem um que foi para os Estados Unidos na pandemia e já voltou correndo, mesmo com Corona Vírus por aí, veja os canais: "Nice Nienke" (Canal de uma holandesa), "Tim Explica" (Norte Americano), "Olga do Brasil" (Russa), "Doroteia__V" (Norte Americana que já moru em favela no Brasil e teve o filho pelo SUS), "Minha Professora Gringa" (Norte Americana) enfim, tem uma pancada de canais de poloneses, Argentinos, Franceses, enfim, gente de todo o mundo que faz inclusive conteúdos para brasileiros, enfim, estes que eu falei foi só de cabeça, e ainda sem pesquisar, poderia dizer pelo menos mais uns 10 canais de gente que é apaixonada pelo Brasil que mora no Brasil, ou no exetior, vários canais de Africanos e de Europeus e nenhum destes fala mal do Brasil, é só pesquisar os que eu falei, alguns falam em Português, alguns estão aprendendo, outros têm legenda, são realmente canais de estrangeiros feitos para brasileiros, eu me surpreendo que tenha visto um vídeo falando bem sobre o Brasil pela primeira vez, pois os estrangeiros literalmente amam este país.
A gringa falando que ficou confusa com os beijinhos (ou beijinho) quando e cumprimenta, mal ela sabe que nem a gente que é do Brasil sabe kkk kkk Só vamos no flow
I'm Brazilian and it's so rewarding when someone visits our country and shows the world the things that we love ... You are always welcome to our country!!
I'm a Brazilian living abroad and haven't gone home for the last 3 years. I'm in tears watching this. Despite all the bad things, Brazil is the happiest place. I miss home.
@@mobileandroid5299 "at your own risk" lmao You have no idea how Brazil actually is. If you're not in a bad neighborhood, you're just not in danger at all.
Se eles gostaram tanto assim do Rio, imagina eles viajando pelo nordeste. Mano cada estado é completamente diferente, a diversidade é extrema aqui, e cada canto do Brasil são 1001 coisas pra explorar e ver, aqui, você nunca fica sem algo pra se entreter, sempre há algo pra fazer e explorar
@@system5349 não é tão horrível, mas apenas mal valorizado :( as pessoas que não se importam de ver a cultura, música, culinária e gostos nordestinos acham que aqui só é seca, tristeza ou pobreza, quando é o contrário
eu acho q eles falaram em relação aos estados unidos pq lá a comida de manhã é mto pesada, eles têm pizza no café da manhã, qnd meu irmão foi p lá ele passou mal.. acho q é isso, pq realmente eu como demais no café da manhã ajakakskmw
Two fun facts: 1)São Paulo has more Italian descendants than Rome. 2)Brazil is so big that the easternmost city is closer to Africa than to the westernmost city.
I once saw a video of an American who was in the south of Brazil and when he arrived in an open field of small bushes and trees he said the following phrase "Showing a little of the Amazon Forest" hahahahahaha He went to the country without having minimal notion of geography of the country where he was. However, both of you, yes, knew how to plan and study about the geography of the country and get to know a little about the culture of Brazil and enjoy the trip. To add, there are many more places besides Rio de Janeiro and that you can find different regions, cultures and countries in the same country.
@@DivertLiving you should came to Salvador! It's where the Brasil's history starts. Salvador is also a very beautiful city with good food, good culture and has alot of african influence. P.S.: Salvador was the first capital of Brasil.
Tah could be easily a Brazilian japanese descendent or even a native brazilian. Jimmy could be a brazilian from the south of the country. I think the difference in that aspect between Usa and Br is that in usa the immigrants communities doesn't mix as much as we mix here.
Gringo ouvindo Brasileiro falar inglês: Nossa, seu inglês é tão bom Brasileiro ouvindo Brasileiro falar inglês: Krl bicho, tua pronuncia é uma merda, cheio de sotaque doido
Mano, é estranho ver os gringos falando sobre o costume de dar beijos como cumprimento porque tem muito tempo que eu não vejo as pessoas fazendo isso ksksksk geralmente só o abraço mesmo
Duas, também acho. Pelo menos aonde moro esse negócio de dá beijo no rosto foi só uma mania passageira, pq estava na moda aí o povo pegou, tb os meninos e as meninas queriam tirar uma casquinha um do outro quando era bonitinho🤭, mas em minha opinião essa questão do comprimento não é nada fixo igual eles quis transmitir, pra dizer a verdade é bem diversificado, isso sim.
Oloco, vcs tão maluco kkkkkk beijar no rosto é normal até cm desconhecido q merda 6 tao falando kkkkkkkkkkk as pessoas n tao fazendo isso por causa da pandemia né seus noia
@@MongolZL, o engraçado é que falas invariavelmente igual um 'noia', talvez seja a definição dos mesmos. O indivíduo que coloca "ZL" no próprio nome não pode ser levado a sério.
@@leonardos2925 ????? Ta maluco mano? Zl são as inicias do meu sobrenome kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk se vc julga a pessoa pelo jeito q ela escreve na internet acho q te falta fazer amigos. Tu escreve todo pomposo aq num comentário de youtube q eu deixo o pomposo pro meu tcc! Fica cm Deus menino.
Não é? Os gringos e até os brasileiros as vezes esquecem que o Brasil não é só o Rio de Janeiro. Vários costumes e acontecimentos que ví no vídeo nunca vejo acontecer.
the next time you visit brazil you need to visit Lençóis Maranhenses! it's totally crazy how such different landscapes are part of the same country♥️🇧🇷
@@DivertLiving Lençóis Maranhenses are those dunes where Thanos walked on the Vormir Planet, where he went to get the soul jewel in the movie Avangers - Infinity War.
It's been almost two years that I've been living in Italy and this video made me feel so nostalgic and made me miss Brazil a lot. I definitely love my country and I can't wait to visit it again.
I’m Brazilian, but my grandparents were from Japan, they came from Japan. And they said over 200k Japanese came to Br after the WWII, and now we are they biggest Japanese community outside japan (over 2 million descendants), so São Paulo and Paraná have a huge population of Japanese and you can be confused as one ☺️😍
@@papaio-bi7vl Tem sim, amigo. Eu moro em Castro e aqui tem uma colônia de japoneses. Temos até uma festa japonesa anual, o Sakura Matsuri. Aliás, aqui tem até colônia alemã e holandesa. Até um tempo atrás, tinha polonesa também. Tem muita diversidade por essas bandas.
@@JamesMcGillJr Im Brazilian,and i speak portuguese(from Brazil),and in the most of the others countrys of south america,they speak spanish,sorry if me had writted any wrong word because im not american
I'm Italian and I was very tempted to press stop + dislike at the coffee part. US ethnocentrism, just about as pretty as most of their "culture"...
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@@mime3761 a lot of times americans are too closed to their culture or habits and they don't even realize that
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@@mime3761 By the way, love the Italian coffee. Had one in Naples. Straight from the coffee machine and at the right temperature. And the Neapolitan pizza is another world. Thank you Italians for bringing joy to the world through the food!
I think for americans who really like to eat, like A LOT, weight food restaurants are not the best. All you can eat restaurants are the best choice. In Brazil they're called rodízio. We have pizza rodizio, pasta rodizio, sushi rodizio. Almost everything. You pay a price and they just keep bringing you food until you say you can't eat anymore. Oh, and I would love to see the shock and surprise in your faces when you guys maybe one day get to go to Gramado (south Brazil). You guys are gonna think ''are we in Brazil or Europe?''
Fun and mind blowing fact about Brazil: our capital is such a recently established city that to this day there hasn't been a single president who was born after its foundation (which took place in April 21, 1960). I'm not from there but I strongly recommend you to visit. It's fascinating.
@@DivertLiving if you go to the capital, Brasília, I also recommend listening to songs from Legião Urbana (brazilian rock band), in some of their songs like "Faroeste Caboclo" talks a lot about the history of Brasilia. I already traveled there on a school trip and it was amazing.
The center west of Brazil has a lot of fun things to do, specially nature and ecosystem it's very rich and unique. I recommend Bonito here in Mato Grosso do Sul and the Pantanal Matogrossense as well, both places has a good tourism infrastructure and beautiful wild nature to make ur chin drops 😅😲
fazer o que em Basília, gente??? eles têm que ir pro Nordeste e/ou outras partes Centro-Oeste. nem São Paulo, que é de onde eu sou, eu indicaria. guys, the'res nothing to do in Brasilia, honestly. look for states in the Northeast (Bahia - "Morro de São Paulo" is just heaven -, Maranhão, Pernambuco - where "Porto de Galinhas" is - Ceará, Alagoas and many more) or other parts of the Southwest/Midwest (Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Goiás - omg please check "Chapada dos Veadeiros"). I'm from São Paulo and, even thogh it's a very diverse city, a real melting pot of cultures, I woudn't spend more than a week or 2 here.
@@ItsMariSalles Brasília has the nicest architecture of the country and most beautiful arborization of every City in the country. I say This as a rondoniense that lives here in bsb
In Brazil we can definitely realize when someone is a foreigner or not, not really because of ur features, but it’s more about do way you act and do way you dress
Fun fact: since there is no “Brazilian face” due to the many immigrants and different cultures the fake Brazilian passport is the most expensive on black market.
Tem o fato de ser mais fácil de consegui lo também. Nos EUA tem todo tipo de cara, mas é mais difícil adquirir ou falsificar um passaporte. O passaporte brasileiro também é bom, entramos em vaaaarios países sem a necessidade de aplicar visto.
@Arthur Caruso Avante camaradas! 🇧🇷🇨🇳🇷🇺 👉 Educação pública grátis para todos. 👉 Saúde pública de qualidade para todos. 👉 Dólar sempre abaixo de 2,00. 👉 Comidas baratas. 👉Salários iguais, para todos os trabalhadores. 👉Erradicação da violência infantil e contra a mulher. 👉Economia Estável. 👉Salário mínimo de valor igual para todos. 👉População 100% Alfabetizada. 👉Abandono das favelas e construções de novas casas. 👉Sem classes sociais. 👉Erradicação total do racismo. 👉Internet pública para todos. 👉Sem moradores de rua passando fome. 👍 Avante, Camaradas! 👍
Actually there are many "Brazils" in only one (accents, foods, tradictions), but I have to say that I loved the way they described it. A very sensitive view of the hospitality and ernergy of brazilian people. Yes, we are great! :) Thanks!
So sad to see Brazil is suffering so much from the Coronavirus now. Glad you were able to see it before things got really serious. I have a feeling if you are going to continue to explore this amazing world in the future, you will have to alter the way you travel and the precautious you take. I hope things will eventually allow you to travel once again.
most of the things you hear badly about Brazil is because the press doesn't like Bolsonaro. There is nothing different happening here that has not happened in other countries. my city has 5 million inhabitants, i know people who had covid, i don't know anyone who died and the hospitals built just for covid did not receive patients because normal hospitals are taking care of it. the press is on the left and is in a fight with the bolsonaro. because he took public money from them.
also, driking even warm coffee is considered offensive. we want coffee hot, and all the time, so it makes sense to drink multiples and in small quantities.
I had the same feeling when I went to Brazil. I felt it was like the US, I mean people from different colours and races everywhere, Whites, Asians, Arabs, Blacks it was confusing to know who was a tourist or who was a local. I used to address to anybody in English but very funny when they reply me back in Portuguese
That's right lol but if you know little of Spanish, we manage to communicate a bit, due to the similarity of the two languages. *May not always work, thought.
I practically never comment on RUclips videos but as a brazilian living abroad I've found quite interesting some stuff you pointed out and here's my thoughts: #10 Yes, in Brazil the way you dress reveals more about you than your skin tone. So, if you all dressed at the beach or hanging a camera in front your chest, we know you're probably a tourist. #9 Drinking coffee after dinner it's definitely not common sense in Brazil. It's more for an mid's age person's habit or coffee affictionists. That woman really loves coffee, but most people only drinks eventually, and some don't even like it. #8 Plus, it's not really rare to drink coffee on what we call an "american glass", slightly bigger than those tea-cups we've seen on this video. So, if you're thinking our coffee cup it's too small, it's because you've probably never drank coffee in Italy hahaha , that's small!!! #7 Number of cheek kisses it really depends and varies according to the area, but 3 kisses it's more likely to single people I guess, but despite of that, it can be very popular in some places. If you're married or have a partner, it can be sound a bit needless 3 kisses. It's kinda personal, but no one will be rude to you because of that. But let's say if you're on a party and a friend of you come with someone to introduce to you, it can be very normal to kiss 3 times. For me, one is enough. #6 Food by weight, most known as "self-service" by brazilians. Very popular. #5 About the sellers at the beach... well, they're clever 😂 don't give them a chance. #4 Eating pizza with fingers... well, that's what convinced me to leave a comment. It's simple, indeed: it's hygienic, and it's cultural. Some people might find it's common but for most brazilian, we'd rather use a fork and knife. At home, and informally, eventually we may do that. Napkins are necessary all the time, and that's what shocked me most when I first came to London. Why the hell the food don't come accompanied with napkins? Nowadays we're always holding our smartphones, getting the public transport, etc. That's dirty! How people dare... I don't get it 🤔 Also, in Brazil it's very common to see the pastries, burguers and hot dogs being served on a small plastic "bag", so you can eat without messing it all while you keep your hands clean. #3 We usually go to beach to do stuff we can't do inside our houses, haha. 😂 That's why we usually don't enjoy reading books or stuff like that on the beach. Plus, not all of us are fans of the "banana hammocks". We also love the board shorts as we can see on the video, but yer, that speedo-style it's very popular. #2 Well, skin contact it's another thing very cultural. It's kinda way to demonstrate we like you or we're well involved on a chat. #1 Yerr, +3 points to Rio. Thank you for this video featuring the best of Rio. 🇧🇷♥️ I wish you can visit us again and experience always the best from our people.
I am the grandson of Italians, my girlfriend is the granddaughter of Japanese, we were born in Brazil, when we travel the world, NO ONE knows where we came from hahaha We love the channel! See you around the world :)
I laugh everytime: "Oh, the coffe is so small, i want a big cup!" *Sips an espresso* "OMG, IT'S SO STROOOONG!" I'm amused everytime an American asks for big coffee cups expecting their (respectfully) weak ass tea-coffe heheh (we call it Americano here, or popularly "chafé", which is chá + café -> tea + coffee) Our coffe may look come in a little tea cup, but american coffe just tastes like tea hahaha And fun fact, the strong coffe comes mainly from the Italian heritage in Brazil, though other south american cultures also like good strong coffee!
I don't live in Brazil, but an espresso in my country is a standard. I was so confused when they basically were shocked by an espresso and its small cup. Also, most people in my country hate American coffee, that's partly why Starbucks didn't succeed in my country.
As a brazilian and having grown up in Rio de Janeiro, I found so interesting hearing your impressions! Specially because I never noticed some of these features as being from our own culture ( eating pizza with forks and knives; the coffee ritual; the napkin and cleanliness thing😅). Yes, Brazil is a diverse country and there are remarkable cultural diferences even between our states and regions. You should visit Minas Gerais cities, Belém do Pará, Recife and you'll be one more time amazed by our cultural diversity. 🤗💚💛
When you guys come back, try to visit the Northeastern Region. Lots of beautiful beaches, waterfalls, places to explore, people and cultures. Oh, and delicious food as well.
I love to see Brazil through tourists eyes. It really make me see how beautiful and rich it is. I still hope to see my country as a place where everyone is welcome
sometimes it's hard to appreciate our beauty. especially in these hard times, brazil has been through a lot lately... thank u for sharing & bring hope :)
The best places to visit in Brazil: Florianópolis Gramado Rio de Janeiro Salvador Salinas de Maragogi Lençóis Maranhenses Fernando de Noronha Amazônia As a Brazilian I would recommend those places
I would add Bonito-MS and Chapada dos Guimarães to that as well, also when saying "amozônia" I would recommend going to Belém-Pará, definitely a diffenrent side of Brazil!
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And for a more historical visit we have amazing cities here in Minas Gerais, such as Ouro Preto and Diamantina. We don't have beaches but we do have waterfalls and lakes.
A few remarks: 1) The coffee after dinner is not really a thing in Brazil 2) Caipirinha or any other booze in the middle of the day is not common if you are working 3) You see men wearing speedos only in some cities. Swimming shorts are really popular too. Everything else sounds somewhat accurate
Acredito q o café a noite é comum em muitos lugares quando se tem visitas. Eu moro no interior de Goiás e é mais comum as bermudas, mas sempre tem algumas pessoas de sungas também.
@PlaXer @Sávio Maia @vandoxe they make it sound that speedos is the only option. That’s not true. Some places like Sao Paulo, swimming shorts are more popular. Regarding coffee after dinner, a few people do it, but that doesn’t make it “a thing” like they said.
In the South we had more Italian, German and Polish immigrants more Native Americans. In the North it is more common to mix Native Americans with Portuguese In the Northeast is the mixture of Portuguese, indigenous, africans and Dutch In the Southeast are Japanese, Italians, Africans, Lebanese and Portuguese In the center west are more the mixture of Portuguese, Spanish and indigenous. The presence of one or another ethnic group varies greatly from state to state, in general the majority of Brazilians are of mixed race. We currently have immigrants from all regions of the globe. I myself am a mixture of Jewish, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, African, French and indigenous hahaha.
I hope you get to come to other places in Brazil such as São Paulo, Ceará, Santa Catarina and so many others and experience all the "different Brazils" we have in Brazil, it's such an unique country with amazing and diverse culture. You'll always be wecome! Greetings
As a Brazilian this video made me so happy. Amidst a lot of chaos it reminded me of the good side of my country. I really hope you guys come back cause there is a lot more to see. 🇧🇷❤️
Always welcome to Brazil! In another opportunity you should get to know São Paulo, the largest Japanese community outside Japan (from all over the world together) with the Chinese, Korean, Lebanese and Italian. They should go to Ouro Preto (State of Minas Gerais), a city of eclectic colonial architecture (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and irresistible Minas Gerais food, which is the best of all in Brazil among many. I liked your videos, congratulations.
I invite you to visit my state in Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul. We have a strong German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish influence. Serra Gaúcha is one of the most beautiful regions in the country.
9:36 YOOOO, that guy in orange tank top playing the pandeiro was my History teacher in high school. He was the best teacher I've ever had. His name is Andre Diniz and he's also a great composer in one of the majors Samba Schools in Rio de Janeiro (Unidos de Vila Isabel). So nice to see him doing what he loves, in the place that he loves...
This is a very charming city, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
A fun fact, Brazil holds the largest japanese population outside of Japan.
Wow thats so interesting!
The largest lebanese population as well.
Japan is in the other side of the world form Brazil... and yet our pronunciation and fonetic are really similar.
@@DivertLiving City of São Paulo has about 10 nationalities with this aspect. Besides Japan, some others are Italy, Spain, Bolivia, Portugal and Lebanon.
Here in Rio de Janeiro there's a neighborhood that is called Penedo. Penedo is the main Finnish colony of Brazil.
Qualquer um pode ser brasileiro: preto, branco, asiático, árabe, latino....
Mas aqui fora a gente bate o olho e a gente sabe que o sujeito é brasileiro. É impressionante!
Sempre. Especialmente se estiver de tênis da Osklen e Bolsa Vitor Hugo hahaha
Isso é real, adoro isso.. Temos um ima, nao é possivel kkkkk
Fato! Hahah
a gente tem muita conexão KKKKK
só pela malemolência
qualquer vídeo gringo sobre o brasil
brasileiros: quem ousa me invocar
Kkkkkkkkkkk sempre
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Real kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Eu venho correndo, pra ver se tão falando mal da gente 😂😂😂
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Os caras tomando café as 20h: "Nossa, hoje não durmo"
Eu a meia noite: "Vou tomar um café pra dar um soninho"
bem, acho que você anda tomando café demais 😂
por isso agora tem o efeito contrário.
Assim mesmo kk
Me sinto representado KKKKK
Exatamente KKKKKK
@@AMV12S mas tem gente que se toma café fica com sono msm haha, eu não tomo por isso, não ajuda nada contra o sono, só dá mais, e eu sempre detestei o gosto de café iuahiuahiuahu
One of the most beautiful things about Brazil is that everyone looks Brazilian
So true!
É br é?
So basically you will be at home.
@@bosta5954 ctz
the world is Brazilian then
Fun fact: A Brazilian doesn't always know how to spot a tourist from a distance since everyone looks Brazilian, but when we're abroad we can spot a Brazilian immediately, no matter the race or color
ABSOLUTAMENTE VERDADE
Todo Brasileiro anda com chinelo e roupa da seleção kkkkk
That's so true!
Sim hahah mas quando tava na Itália alguns italianos tb me pareciam brasileiros... estranho
@@felipec.2854 tlgd né pai, tem que ter a passada de jogadô!
Comentario: “ Brazil is a beautiful country” o nome do cara q enviou : João da Silva
gostamos de enaltecer nosso páis né kkkkk
O maior exemplo de patriotismo brasileiro
@@nycolasmarcovski não, a forma que ele escreveu está correta, "country" é o correto
@@ikiyuzo4790 eu acho que ele ta falando que os BR escrevem assim... ou não, sla kkkkk
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I visited Manaus few years back and I was absolutely blown away by that amazing place. I love Brazil and can't wait to get back. Greetings from Poland
That makes me happy. Thank you
czesc greetings from brazil
I really appreciate that you liked my country
I live here and this country is a shit, we just appreciate foreign people but we discriminate everyone here
That makes me happy!! 😁
Fun fact: Whenever foreign people make videos about Brazil, even if the intention of it is for another foreign viewers, I bet you 90% of them will be brazilian
KKKKKK
exato kkkkkkkk
Positivo
I am brazillian
Coco eu digo ."WHO HAS SUMMONED THE ANCIENT ONE".
Fun fact: When traveling outside Brazil, we can recognize brazilians from miles away...
Muito real, achei uma na Irlanda pela risada e já nos amávamos.
Bem isso haha
definitely hahahahah
Vdd hahaha
Yes
Gringo: Fun country
Brazilian: Aguá coca latão. Aguá coca latão. Pa gringo é mais carow!
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Tem reck check
@@novaugames9278 Mery bhsssssssssss Mery bphsssssssssssssss
Carow*
Pra gringow é mais carow
Brazil is a federation, where each state has its own local culture. It is worth exploring other regions.
yeah, a couple beaches in Rio definetely don't define Brazil
Is like 8 countries in one
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spoke beautifully
*Cidade, todos os países tem suas próprias culturas locais em cada cidade, com exceção de cidades Estados porque o próprio país já é uma cidade. E não é bem uma federação, o Brasil sempre foi um estado unitário, nunca foi países independentes que quiseram formar uma união, só que em 15 de Novembro de 1889 com uma tentativa fracassada de copiar os Estados Unidos, acabou se auto proclamando federação.
BRAZIL has:
- the largest italian population outside Italy
- the largest portuguese population outside Portugal
- the largest Arab population outside of the Arab world
- the largest Japanese population outside Japan
- the largest German population in Latin America
- the largest African population in Latin America
And guess what? They’re all Latinos BORN in Brazil, regardless or their race, color or physical appearance (:
Maria Clara Ponde Leite o census separa a população negra da preta porque nem todo negro de pele é preto. Os mestiços do norte são mais indígenas que africanos, logo não podem ser considerados pretos. Pelo census 7,6% são pretos e 47% são pardos (várias raças misturadas e não necessariamente pessoas com descendência afro dominante)
também é o país com mais brasileiros no mundo
@@mariaclarapondeleite8699 negro é diferente de afticano
@@Antos425 sim, pessoas do norte da África são brancas e não deixam de ser considerado africano
@@samuelizaac120 exatamente, a correção dela não se aplica por isso. Os negros que temos aqui não são africanos. São brasileiros com gene africanos.
About the kiss, not even brazilians knows how many kisses to give... foreigners aren't the only who gets confused
Sao Paulo usually 1 kiss
Rio usually 2 kisses
aperto de mão e é isso fi
I'm from Brazil, Brasilia, and people in Rio give two kisses, others places just one or none, it's confusing for us too.
I'm from Brazil, Brasilia, and people in Rio give two kisses, others places just one or none, it's confusing for us too.
é so 1 beijo irmao, acho que o unico lugar que vai ser 2 vai ser no Rio talvez
One interesting thing about Brazil. Each state looks like a different country. Almost like every state is a different Brazil.
So unique
Justamente
@@DivertLiving You guys should definetely visit the state of Santa Catarina. Its where I Live. Its considered one of the very few ''first world'' states in Brazil (low crime, high HDI, good economics) It is mainly colonized by europeans. You should definetely try visiting inner cities on the south of Santa Catarina, like Urussanga (wine capital) or Nova Veneza (for the best food), where you will be delighted by the Italian/German influenced culture. You will taste the best food, cheese and wine around here.
@@DivertLiving aye every state seems a completely different country
@@DivertLiving You think so? I'm from Utah, and every time I went anywhere else in the States, I felt like I was in a different country, too.Take New York, for instance, it's completely different from California, just like Georgia is completely different from Wyoming, which is completely, different, from Texas, and so on and so forth.
Note: Brazil is not just "big", Brazil is bigger than the whole Europe
Se você não contar a parte europeia da Rússia, sim
Contando essa parte da Rússia, a Europa é maior
@@pablocgvd Russia tem 2 partes, Europeaia e Asiatica
@@vinixavier8 eu sei ué
o que eu disse é que a europa sem a parte europeia da Rússia é menor que o Brasil, mas com a parte europeia da Rússia é maior que o Brasil
Big deal.
Brazil covers 8.5 million sq.km, Europe covers 10 million sq. km. The EU only covers around 4 million tho.
Dude, seeing people talk about Brazil with such respect and affection is really heart warming. Brazil has a lot of problems, sure, but I love being Brazilian with all my heart.
Please tell me where did you hear them talking about Brazil with affection ?
Doug Alves verdade senti uma ponta de deboche em alguns momentos
We need more guys like that. Love these two
@@luccam3795 e do jeito que ta ultimamente...cada vez pior....
ta o brasil tem coisas boas, mas sinceramente se pesar na balança o tanto de coisa ruim....por isso q povo foge do Brasil
o Brasil é um país muito rico, mas muito mal administrado.
Tem tanto dinheiro q cada um que entra quer um tiquinho
seja na politica ou qualquer cargo q de p tirar vantagem
Dai a gente ve que apesar do povo ter muitas qualidades, o problema do país não evoluir é o proprio povo....sem querer generalizar pq nem todo muito igual, mas a cultura do "jeitinho brasileiro" de querer tirar vantagem de tudo é horrorosa e tem muita gente q sente orgulho...Gosto muito do japao, ate pq tenho descendência e se pudesse estaria morando la.
Como vc bem disse...Brasil bom p turista só.
brasil = povo individualista. Japao = povo coletivista
im German and we love Brasillllll
Só vim ver os Brasileiros conversando em ingles nos comentarios.
Brusa , achei isso estranho também. Eu também falo inglês mas neste caso prefiro comentar em português.
Acredito que o pessoal comenta em inglês para se comunicar com os donos do canal, não entre si como estamos fazendo agora. haha
Também kkk
Acho brega
For the people complaining, I'm always used to talking in English on the internet, it's way more natural to me. Besides I'd like the people to know what we're talking about and maybe get some insight
Fun fact
If you're an outsider, and make a video about Brazil, this means your comment scection is now our property
Kkk
Victor E how was that racist
Victor E kkkk is equivalent to haha or lol for brazilians
Kkkkkk é sim
@Victor The Conspirator kkkkkkkk maaannn
O cara achando que ngm sabia que ele era gringo kkkkk Não é a cara, é o jeito, amigo, a gente sabe que tu é gringo a quilômetros de distância
@Brownie Amanteigado Pq tu não deve morar em cidade turistica, eu sou do rio e consigo ver se o cara é gringo só pela roupa
Verdade. A chance de quem mora próximo a cidade muito turística de acertar quem é gringo ou não, é de uns 80%.
Só o jeito de andar e olhar oras coisas percebemos que é gringo kkk.
Sem contar as pessoas vem que de São Paulo morar aqui no nordeste. Já vemos de longe o jeito diferente delas andarem e se comunicarem.😅
um almolfadinha desses reconheço fácil na rua
Brazilians don't know if someone is brazilian or not by the color, we FEEL when someone is brazilian, we just know haahhah
It's the aura of memes and zueira surrounding the person, we can feel it from miles away o3o lol
We just know...
You can tell by their footwear
Just looking at their face I know lol
huehuehueuheuhehue Where am I from?
We can, sometimes, recognize tourists by the way they dress. Like, americans are always wearing sneakers, khaki shorts and a cap.
Acho que ta mais pra havaianas ao em vez de tênis
e geralmente eles ficam muito vermelhos aqui, pq nunca pegaram um sol de verdade na vida
Kkkkkkkk camisa florida em Copacabana eu já penso: "água coca lataooo"
Claudia Wander sim, eles ficam queimados de sol de um jeito diferente, muito vermelho kkkkkkk
Ou sandália super bizarras kkkk
Fun fact: a Brazilian passport is the most coveted and expensive one in the black market, because literally ANYONE can pass as a Brazilian. Brazil is a true melting pot. The US is more like a salad bowl, no one really mixes.
That's totally true!!!! Aqui nos States eles não se misturam.
Caralho eu não sabia disso
@Adam Collins outsider doesn't equal foreigner though. Greetings from a Chinese-Brazilian from Foz do Iguaçu/PR.
Adam Collins
it’s “C cedilha” it’s a variation of the letter c and has a “ss” sound. The ss is just like the sound in salad, super, six..
it’s not like the ñ in Spanish because it’s not really a part of the alphabet, it’s a variation of the letter c. Just like á, ã, à, â are variations of the letter a. I don’t know if I used the right terms but that’s the best I could do. God bless ✨
Adam Collins “white” isn’t an ethnicity, a white brazilian will easily pass a local citizen in any european country they arrive
Mi sueño es ir a Brasil ❤ todos los días pienso en lo feliz que estaré yendo allá 💕💕💕💕
I’m waiting youu
Yeahhhh hope you realize your dream ❤❤❤
Seja bem vinda
icone pode se hospedar na minha casa
Obrigada amigos ❤❤❤
In Brazil the way you dress, walk or speak shows more that you are not Brazilian than your color, yes or ancient...
Thats what we figured:)
I can definitely know if someone is Brazilian or not just by the way he or she walks or behave. It's so funny when I'm abroad and it happens. Lol
@@pedro-n8y completely true
True. I’m a Brazilian who’s lived 50% of his life abroad and I can spot foreigners in Brazil or Brazilians abroad pretty easily 🙃
True. I'm an American born to Brazilian parents, and whenever I visit Brazil people know right away that I'm not Brazilian by the way I carry myself and my clothes. It's amazing haha.
Tip: When you come to Brazil don't visit only Rio go to São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Bahia, Paraná for example, you'll see how different Brazil is!
eles so vao pro rj e sp, nem minas q e CHEIO de cultura e tem cidades q parece q ainda e 1600 eles vão
Exactly! The northeast part is so different too.
São Luís do Maranhão também, centro histórico belíssimo e 3h dos Lençóis Maranhenses.
yesss
Come to south, not only sp or north
"we want to explore more brazil"
soa como algo que um portugûes diria
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Critica profunda ehssa, mas os cara já tão nos explorando, os rico pelomenos
Sempre foi eles neh
Explorar aqui significa fazer uma expedição, um passeio de descobertas.
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Brasil é um país maravilhoso, falta é investimento na área do turismo.
Em cada Estado brasileiro tem lindos pontos, que poderiam ser apresentados aos turistas estrangeiros.
acho melhor investir em infra estrutura saude e educação antes de investir mais em turismo sabe
@@jardindeinfancia já tem investimento nessas áreas mano, só que o dinheiro é desviado...
só no turismo? ah ufa, que bom pensei que tivesse mais coisa
Exatamente!
@@tsunetori2133 exato, quando vejo algum político falando que precisamos de mais verba na saúde, escolas e etc, já sei que ele vai desviar essa verba. Nós investimos muito em saúde e escolas, o problema é que o dinheiro quase nunca chega inteiro na instituição
Coffee in Brazil
Big Cup: always at breakfast. We never use our tiny cups for breakfast
Tiny cups: for everything else, at any given moment and essential after meals and in between
exactly. And the small cup tends to be for espresso or any strong variation. The bigger one is for a coado, similar to the "american espresso"
Certíssimo
Accurate
I never liked the tiny cups, I'm always for the regular cups/mugs no matter the occasion.
Coffe in Brazil is real coffe, strong. Not good to drink in tiny cups.
Ah bão, os gringos achando que nosso café é aquela água choca que eles tomam nos EUA.
😂😂😂
Xanguana, Sô! Cebesta... Ah baum! Rsrsrsrrs (como eu gosto da tua terra)
Lá eles tomam é chafe.
Kkkkkkkkkkkk uai véi. Vc tá certo bixo
Aquilo é água pura kkkkkkkkk..
Agora eu entendo o porquê deles elogiaram tanto o nosso café
Fun fact: some of these facts are just RIO facts.
Ye bro, definitely
Exacly
Yeah.. e.e
Acontece, é a cidade que foi berço da figura internacional brasileira
Apesar de eles terem viajado para Vassouras, interior do estado. Cidade pequena que no drone fica bonita.
Brazil is magical. The most beautiful people in the world. No one else comes close. It is wonderful.
Not like Brazil. Yes, there are some beautiful people in other countries but Brazilians are just outstanding.
Yes, the people that are not beautiful are tourists, like me, from the USA
I have never seen such a positive video about my home country. Warms my heart that you enjoyed it! Even though it's the first video I watched from this channel it's clear that both of you are very open to other cultures and perspectives =)
Brazil is such a beautiful country I wanna visit it one day! Love from the USA!💞💞💞
Yes! I'm an Brazilian
Yes! Im so happy about it ^^
Cara, parece que você não tem frequentado muito o RUclips e a Internet, existem até centenas de estrangeiros de todas as partes do mundo que fazem conteúdo exclusivo para brasileiros, gente que realmente ama o país, muito mais que os próprios brasileiros, basta dar uma pequena pesquisada e vai encontrar 100% dos estrangeiros falando bem do Brasil, se você não viu um vídeo positivo sobre o Brasil, parece que não procura muito no RUclips, pois são lietaralmente centenas de pessoas que moraram, ou vitaram o Brasil que mostram impressões positivas, tem uma pancada de estrangeiros até fazendo vídeos para os brasileiros exclusivamente, alguns até aprendendo Português, reações à música brasileira, por estrangeiros, talvez encontre milhares, você não tem noção de como o Brasil, o povo e os costumes brasileiros são amados pelos estrangeiros, então, para mim, sua afirmação não faz quaqlquer sentido, se você não viu um vídeo positivo como este é porque não procurou e está bem por fora do que seja a Internet e o Brasil.
O que é difícil encontrar é vídeo negativo sobre o Brasil no RUclips, os estrangeiros tem certo fascínio pelo Brasil, tem Norte americano que vive o tempo todo aqui, querendo a cidadania brasileira, tem um que foi para os Estados Unidos na pandemia e já voltou correndo, mesmo com Corona Vírus por aí, veja os canais: "Nice Nienke" (Canal de uma holandesa), "Tim Explica" (Norte Americano), "Olga do Brasil" (Russa), "Doroteia__V" (Norte Americana que já moru em favela no Brasil e teve o filho pelo SUS), "Minha Professora Gringa" (Norte Americana) enfim, tem uma pancada de canais de poloneses, Argentinos, Franceses, enfim, gente de todo o mundo que faz inclusive conteúdos para brasileiros, enfim, estes que eu falei foi só de cabeça, e ainda sem pesquisar, poderia dizer pelo menos mais uns 10 canais de gente que é apaixonada pelo Brasil que mora no Brasil, ou no exetior, vários canais de Africanos e de Europeus e nenhum destes fala mal do Brasil, é só pesquisar os que eu falei, alguns falam em Português, alguns estão aprendendo, outros têm legenda, são realmente canais de estrangeiros feitos para brasileiros, eu me surpreendo que tenha visto um vídeo falando bem sobre o Brasil pela primeira vez, pois os estrangeiros literalmente amam este país.
About the kiss: we don’t know either when is 1 or 2 kisses. Is realy dificult.
thats not all, we cant forget that theres some places where people use 3 kisses, its truly hard :p
Yeah! It’s very tricky. I always get embarrassed when I go for the second kiss and the other person don’t.
Usually we guess by the rhythm of speaking and tone of voice if it's gonna be 1 or 2 lol
We should create a kissing map hahahah. SP 1 kiss, Rio 2 kisses, Bahia 3 kisses...
True
A gringa falando que ficou confusa com os beijinhos (ou beijinho) quando e cumprimenta, mal ela sabe que nem a gente que é do Brasil sabe kkk kkk Só vamos no flow
@Anonymous kkkkkkkk fato
Mas apertar as mãos também é muito comum aqui, nem todo lugar as pessoas se cumprimentam com beijo.
I'm Brazilian and it's so rewarding when someone visits our country and shows the world the things that we love ...
You are always welcome to our country!!
We are going to sell our home in America and want to move to Brazil. Where would you recommend an American to live in Brazil?
@@daveaser2151 Eu recomendo São Paulo ou Florianópolis no Estado de Santa Catarina eu amei Florianopolis pretendo morar lá também
I'm a Brazilian living abroad and haven't gone home for the last 3 years. I'm in tears watching this. Despite all the bad things, Brazil is the happiest place. I miss home.
At least you have a decent income where you are.........
muito amor pra vc
Go back at your own risk
@@mobileandroid5299 "at your own risk" lmao
You have no idea how Brazil actually is. If you're not in a bad neighborhood, you're just not in danger at all.
same 🥺
I really hope the coronavirus situation gets better in Brazil. I really wanted to visit in December. Especially after watching your videos.
WE hope it does as well!
The airplanes companies will keep putting a lot of restrictions going forward because this chinesevirus =\
Well, it's sad but don't hold your breath, unfortunately things here are completely out of control and I don't see them getting better anytime soon :(
Mais de um milhões de pessoas brasileiras foram curadas do Corona vírus #Issoaglobonãomostra
@@billyatwal4764 Maybe the vaccine will be ready here in august/september
Brazil looks so beautiful. Learned a lot about the culture just from watching this. Thank you for sharing this. We would love to see Brazil
Its an amazing place!
o brasil parece tão bonito Aprendemos muito sobre a cultura apenas assistindo isso Obrigado por compartilhar isso, gostaríamos de ver o brasil
thankssss!! ❤️🇧🇷 Brazil is perfect!
@@Jonas-rw6ur que legal, você sabe falar português, obrigada por gostar do Brasil. 😍
@MA F , Bolsonaro is my balls!! Kkkkk
Se eles gostaram tanto assim do Rio, imagina eles viajando pelo nordeste. Mano cada estado é completamente diferente, a diversidade é extrema aqui, e cada canto do Brasil são 1001 coisas pra explorar e ver, aqui, você nunca fica sem algo pra se entreter, sempre há algo pra fazer e explorar
Só tem mato lá, é uma merda!
Eu tô brincando 😅, i am from Maranhão, here is baeutuful
Ir para o nordeste é tipo ir para a Índia, Muita cultura e muita pobreza lugarzinho horrivel
@@system5349 caralho que lugar que tu foi? kskskks
@@system5349 não é tão horrível, mas apenas mal valorizado :( as pessoas que não se importam de ver a cultura, música, culinária e gostos nordestinos acham que aqui só é seca, tristeza ou pobreza, quando é o contrário
@@system5349 ai dento, pobreza tem em todo canto fi, nunca nem andou no nordeste direito ctz
We drink coffe like water, the cup have to be small because we don't hava self-control
That's not a small cup at all. That's just a proper espresso cup.
Hahahaha melhor explicação
@@mime3761 smaller
Kkkkkkkkkkk
Khkkjhkkk
I'm a simple man, i see "Brazil" on the title, i click it and like it.
哒哒哒哒哒哒 我也很想去 很好看
Ela: "Brazilians eat light for breakfast "
Eu: *laughs in nordestina"
Eu sou nordestina, quase na fronteira com o sudeste, mas o café aqui é leve também 😁 Na minha região não temos o habito de comer comida pesada no café
Aqui é só cuz cuz, tapioca pão ovo e café kkkkkkkkkkkk
cuscuz com ovo, bolacha, 2 pão, copão de café etc etc etc
@@fvls_2110 Kkkkk aqui na minha casa em são Paulo eu só tomo um leite. Minha mãe come pão e meu namorado tb só toma leite
eu acho q eles falaram em relação aos estados unidos pq lá a comida de manhã é mto pesada, eles têm pizza no café da manhã, qnd meu irmão foi p lá ele passou mal.. acho q é isso, pq realmente eu como demais no café da manhã ajakakskmw
I love Brazil. One day I wld love to visit your country. Greetings from India ❤❤
Two fun facts:
1)São Paulo has more Italian descendants than Rome.
2)Brazil is so big that the easternmost city is closer to Africa than to the westernmost city.
Juliano Jakymiu And the northernmost city is closer to Miami than to the southernmost city.
And my bundamost is closer to my sacomost than my pintomost
And France shares its longest frontier with Brazil through the Guiana.
@@rafasounds-qi5rm Parô menó, parô. Não fala assim não velho.
@@rafasounds-qi5rm HEUAHEAHEUAHAU
I once saw a video of an American who was in the south of Brazil and when he arrived in an open field of small bushes and trees he said the following phrase "Showing a little of the Amazon Forest" hahahahahaha He went to the country without having minimal notion of geography of the country where he was. However, both of you, yes, knew how to plan and study about the geography of the country and get to know a little about the culture of Brazil and enjoy the trip. To add, there are many more places besides Rio de Janeiro and that you can find different regions, cultures and countries in the same country.
We really want to see more of the country! We will for sure be back!
Quem é esse cara? Fiquei curiosa kkk
Ah não KKKKKK
@@DivertLiving you should came to Salvador! It's where the Brasil's history starts. Salvador is also a very beautiful city with good food, good culture and has alot of african influence.
P.S.: Salvador was the first capital of Brasil.
Wtf kkkkk
Tah could be easily a Brazilian japanese descendent or even a native brazilian. Jimmy could be a brazilian from the south of the country. I think the difference in that aspect between Usa and Br is that in usa the immigrants communities doesn't mix as much as we mix here.
Its so amazing to see that!
Não sou Brasileiro mas Brasil é um país bué de giro e a gente é muito agradável ♡ 🇺🇸
Obrigado, tuga
Gringo ouvindo Brasileiro falar inglês: Nossa, seu inglês é tão bom
Brasileiro ouvindo Brasileiro falar inglês: Krl bicho, tua pronuncia é uma merda, cheio de sotaque doido
Assim mesmo
É assim mesmo. Por isso que muitos se sentem muito mais confortáveis em falar em inglês com gringos do que com brasileiros. Louco isso.
Kkkkkk
vixe, nunca vi isto.
Verdade pura! Por isso sempre me senti muito mais a vontade falando inglês com gringos do que com brasileiros.
Quem veio aqui só pra ver se eles tavam falando bem ou mal do Brasil?! Kkk
Eu kkkk
Eu kkkk
🙋
Eu vim por causa do professor do meu curso que mandou estudar o vídeo kkkk
É claro neh kkkkk
Actually, not even brazillians know exactly how many kisses you should give when greeting someone.
hahaha so interesting!
@@DivertLiving i`m from SP, we just do 1 kiss. Sometimes when i meet someone from RJ, it`s a problem, i don`t know also.
None. We should abolish that. lol. Enough kissing. hugging too.
When I'm in Brazil, I kiss twice. Some people kiss three times and say "pra casar!" (to marry!), meaning they wish the person will marry.
Kkkk verdade, cada estado é um número diferente
Mano, é estranho ver os gringos falando sobre o costume de dar beijos como cumprimento porque tem muito tempo que eu não vejo as pessoas fazendo isso ksksksk geralmente só o abraço mesmo
Duas, também acho. Pelo menos aonde moro esse negócio de dá beijo no rosto foi só uma mania passageira, pq estava na moda aí o povo pegou, tb os meninos e as meninas queriam tirar uma casquinha um do outro quando era bonitinho🤭, mas em minha opinião essa questão do comprimento não é nada fixo igual eles quis transmitir, pra dizer a verdade é bem diversificado, isso sim.
Oloco, vcs tão maluco kkkkkk beijar no rosto é normal até cm desconhecido q merda 6 tao falando kkkkkkkkkkk as pessoas n tao fazendo isso por causa da pandemia né seus noia
@@MongolZL, o engraçado é que falas invariavelmente igual um 'noia', talvez seja a definição dos mesmos. O indivíduo que coloca "ZL" no próprio nome não pode ser levado a sério.
@@leonardos2925 ????? Ta maluco mano? Zl são as inicias do meu sobrenome kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk se vc julga a pessoa pelo jeito q ela escreve na internet acho q te falta fazer amigos. Tu escreve todo pomposo aq num comentário de youtube q eu deixo o pomposo pro meu tcc! Fica cm Deus menino.
Não é? Os gringos e até os brasileiros as vezes esquecem que o Brasil não é só o Rio de Janeiro. Vários costumes e acontecimentos que ví no vídeo nunca vejo acontecer.
Brazil is probably the country with the greatest mix of ethnicities
Beach Culture in Brazil is the thing that i miss most when im abroad!
Wa ⊙∀⊙！
很好看 怎么这么漂亮的
the next time you visit brazil you need to visit Lençóis Maranhenses! it's totally crazy how such different landscapes are part of the same country♥️🇧🇷
We really want. to see more!
@@DivertLiving Lençóis Maranhenses are those dunes where Thanos walked on the Vormir Planet, where he went to get the soul jewel in the movie Avangers - Infinity War.
@@todoazuldomarcos really?
@@pedroantonelli2073 Yeah, really!
Já estive nos lençóis maranhenses e é tudo muito lindo, vale a pena visitar. Amo meu Maranhão ♥️♥️♥️💥
It's been almost two years that I've been living in Italy and this video made me feel so nostalgic and made me miss Brazil a lot. I definitely love my country and I can't wait to visit it again.
I’m Brazilian, but my grandparents were from Japan, they came from Japan. And they said over 200k Japanese came to Br after the WWII, and now we are they biggest Japanese community outside japan (over 2 million descendants), so São Paulo and Paraná have a huge population of Japanese and you can be confused as one ☺️😍
Similarly, my great-grandparents came from Lebanon. By some estimates, the Lebanese community in Brazil is at least as big as in Lebanon itself.
Paraná tem bastante japonês? Tá aí uma coisa que eu não sabia, apesar de morar aqui.
@@papaio-bi7vl Tem sim, amigo. Eu moro em Castro e aqui tem uma colônia de japoneses. Temos até uma festa japonesa anual, o Sakura Matsuri. Aliás, aqui tem até colônia alemã e holandesa. Até um tempo atrás, tinha polonesa também. Tem muita diversidade por essas bandas.
There's a lot of chinese people in Brazil too.
I'm an Arab, Italian, indigenous and Portuguese descendant and recently I discovered Gypsy blood
Silêncio! Os gringos estão descobrindo restaurante self-service😂😂😂
Comida por kilo é unico no Brazil mesmo. Tem self-service fora mais é diferente.
@@greice0000 besteira tem na russia igual
😂😂😂😂😂😂 rsrsrsrsrsr la verdade
Ela não é gringa. Ela é asiática.
@@antoinesubitlescoups338 gringa é um terno genérico pra qualquer estrangeiro que não seja latino ué
Que mané “copinho” de café o que kkk
Aqui em casa é copo de requeijão ou de extrato de tomate quase cheio de café
Aqui em casa o bagui é canecao de chopp e fodasi
@Jean lovinski 7335 melhor maneira de se tomar café kkkkkkkkkkkk
Adriano Schneider né? Kkk
Exatamente kkkk
E vamos de canecão
RUclipsr: Talks about Brazil
Brazillians: hippity hoppity this chat section is now my property
Fanally a american in this chat
@@lucimarbranco9222 pse né ;-; kk
Vdd bicho
LMAOOO TRUEEEE
Haha love the rhyme...
The diversity of Brazil is quite amazing. Great to know we can be who we really are. :)
That's just what we, Spanish and Portuguese did haha. It's our fault
@L A R A † Are you able to read? I'm speaking bout South America
@@JamesMcGillJr Im Brazilian,and i speak portuguese(from Brazil),and in the most of the others countrys of south america,they speak spanish,sorry if me had writted any wrong word because im not american
@@Zen-yj8xe so porquem este texto agora no emtemdo
@@JamesMcGillJr a maioria dos paises da américa do sul fala espanhol,mas o brasil fala português
Brazilian Coffee is not strong, US Coffee has so much water that look like UK Tea!!! Hahahaha
That's true
I'm Italian and I was very tempted to press stop + dislike at the coffee part. US ethnocentrism, just about as pretty as most of their "culture"...
@@mime3761 a lot of times americans are too closed to their culture or habits and they don't even realize that
@@mime3761 By the way, love the Italian coffee. Had one in Naples. Straight from the coffee machine and at the right temperature. And the Neapolitan pizza is another world. Thank you Italians for bringing joy to the world through the food!
we also have the cheese bread or Pão de queijo it's our famous food from the state of minas gerais
I think for americans who really like to eat, like A LOT, weight food restaurants are not the best. All you can eat restaurants are the best choice. In Brazil they're called rodízio. We have pizza rodizio, pasta rodizio, sushi rodizio. Almost everything. You pay a price and they just keep bringing you food until you say you can't eat anymore.
Oh, and I would love to see the shock and surprise in your faces when you guys maybe one day get to go to Gramado (south Brazil). You guys are gonna think ''are we in Brazil or Europe?''
We did do that as well :) So good! We were there for 5 hour hahaha
@Flávio Igor não venha para o sul
@Flávio Igor sulista como sempre achando que o sul do Brasil é Europa 😂😂😭👌
@@joaomarcelo8077 e qual é o problema?? O sul é realmente parecido com a Europa...
Having spent 5 months in Brazil, this is so spot on - self-serve restaurants are the best 😍 and yes, pizza is eaten with cutlery 😅
If you say Brazil three times a Brazilian will appear in front of you.
Beleza
Salve
Salve karai
boa tarde
Bom dia
Fun and mind blowing fact about Brazil: our capital is such a recently established city that to this day there hasn't been a single president who was born after its foundation (which took place in April 21, 1960). I'm not from there but I strongly recommend you to visit. It's fascinating.
We really want to see more!
@@DivertLiving if you go to the capital, Brasília, I also recommend listening to songs from Legião Urbana (brazilian rock band), in some of their songs like "Faroeste Caboclo" talks a lot about the history of Brasilia. I already traveled there on a school trip and it was amazing.
The center west of Brazil has a lot of fun things to do, specially nature and ecosystem it's very rich and unique. I recommend Bonito here in Mato Grosso do Sul and the Pantanal Matogrossense as well, both places has a good tourism infrastructure and beautiful wild nature to make ur chin drops 😅😲
fazer o que em Basília, gente??? eles têm que ir pro Nordeste e/ou outras partes Centro-Oeste. nem São Paulo, que é de onde eu sou, eu indicaria.
guys, the'res nothing to do in Brasilia, honestly.
look for states in the Northeast (Bahia - "Morro de São Paulo" is just heaven -, Maranhão, Pernambuco - where "Porto de Galinhas" is - Ceará, Alagoas and many more) or other parts of the Southwest/Midwest (Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Goiás - omg please check "Chapada dos Veadeiros").
I'm from São Paulo and, even thogh it's a very diverse city, a real melting pot of cultures, I woudn't spend more than a week or 2 here.
@@ItsMariSalles Brasília has the nicest architecture of the country and most beautiful arborization of every City in the country. I say
This as a rondoniense that lives here in bsb
Imagine when they come to Northwest. Is like other country, totally diferent from the other places, even in Brasil
todas as regioes do brasil na real sao mt diferentes nekk parece q cada estado é um país c sua propria cultura os eua could never 😬😬
@@kaleozvv É mesmo, até pq nova York é igual o Texas 🤦🏻♂️
Rafael Peters Leva na esportiva, cara, foi só um meme
@@rflptrs kkk imagina ser assim mds
@@joicetamires3339 Fala merda, viu q errou daí diz "é meme" tá em moda isso hoje em dia
What a beautiful laugh, Tah! Im brazilian and I can say that this was the best “ Brazils first impressions” I’ve watched
please, visit MINAS GERAIS , it has a lot of historical buildings, and has the best food of Brazil :)
We really want to!
i live in Rio and i cannot disagree with him.
Coitado do casal, agora vai ter que visitar o país inteiro... afff...
@@sidneybequo5096 e o que que tem de mal, esta insatisfeito?
I live in Sao Paulo and I agree
In Brazil we can definitely realize when someone is a foreigner or not, not really because of ur features, but it’s more about do way you act and do way you dress
Fun fact: since there is no “Brazilian face” due to the many immigrants and different cultures the fake Brazilian passport is the most expensive on black market.
Tem o fato de ser mais fácil de consegui lo também. Nos EUA tem todo tipo de cara, mas é mais difícil adquirir ou falsificar um passaporte. O passaporte brasileiro também é bom, entramos em vaaaarios países sem a necessidade de aplicar visto.
@Arthur Caruso porque é um pais incrivel e lindo (???)
Um brasil socialista é o sonho do povo!
@Arthur Caruso Avante camaradas! 🇧🇷🇨🇳🇷🇺
👉 Educação pública grátis para todos.
👉 Saúde pública de qualidade para todos.
👉 Dólar sempre abaixo de 2,00.
👉 Comidas baratas.
👉Salários iguais, para todos os trabalhadores.
👉Erradicação da violência infantil e contra a mulher.
👉Economia Estável.
👉Salário mínimo de valor igual para todos.
👉População 100% Alfabetizada.
👉Abandono das favelas e construções de novas casas.
👉Sem classes sociais.
👉Erradicação total do racismo.
👉Internet pública para todos.
👉Sem moradores de rua passando fome.
👍 Avante, Camaradas! 👍
🇧🇷🇨🇳🇷🇺🇧🇷🇨🇳🇷🇺🇧🇷🇨🇳🇷🇺
Actually there are many "Brazils" in only one (accents, foods, tradictions), but I have to say that I loved the way they described it. A very sensitive view of the hospitality and ernergy of brazilian people. Yes, we are great! :) Thanks!
Sejam sempre bem vindos ao Brasil 🇧🇷❤🇧🇷👍. .. Welcome !
thank you !!!:D
So sad to see Brazil is suffering so much from the Coronavirus now. Glad you were able to see it before things got really serious. I have a feeling if you are going to continue to explore this amazing world in the future, you will have to alter the way you travel and the precautious you take. I hope things will eventually allow you to travel once again.
Here more than one million people beat the corona virus
most of the things you hear badly about Brazil is because the press doesn't like Bolsonaro. There is nothing different happening here that has not happened in other countries. my city has 5 million inhabitants, i know people who had covid, i don't know anyone who died and the hospitals built just for covid did not receive patients because normal hospitals are taking care of it. the press is on the left and is in a fight with the bolsonaro. because he took public money from them.
@@maretupi you're dumb. don't even know your own country.
@@maretupi #ForaBolsonaro
Bolsonaro sucks
Many Brazilians like to drink coffee throughout the day. For this reason, there are small cups for small portions.
also, driking even warm coffee is considered offensive. we want coffee hot, and all the time, so it makes sense to drink multiples and in small quantities.
Tá falando inglês mas tenho certeza que é brasileiro kkkk
I had the same feeling when I went to Brazil. I felt it was like the US, I mean people from different colours and races everywhere, Whites, Asians, Arabs, Blacks it was confusing to know who was a tourist or who was a local. I used to address to anybody in English but very funny when they reply me back in Portuguese
Because Portugal colonized them..
Haha, when I stepped in USA I was like: DAM LOOKS LIKE I SPENT 10 HOURS IN A PLANE TO GO BACK TO SÃO PAULO!!!
@@AlanaPostsCrap hahahaha literally
check back often
🙂
That's right lol but if you know little of Spanish, we manage to communicate a bit, due to the similarity of the two languages.
*May not always work, thought.
I practically never comment on RUclips videos but as a brazilian living abroad I've found quite interesting some stuff you pointed out and here's my thoughts:
#10 Yes, in Brazil the way you dress reveals more about you than your skin tone. So, if you all dressed at the beach or hanging a camera in front your chest, we know you're probably a tourist.
#9 Drinking coffee after dinner it's definitely not common sense in Brazil. It's more for an mid's age person's habit or coffee affictionists. That woman really loves coffee, but most people only drinks eventually, and some don't even like it.
#8 Plus, it's not really rare to drink coffee on what we call an "american glass", slightly bigger than those tea-cups we've seen on this video. So, if you're thinking our coffee cup it's too small, it's because you've probably never drank coffee in Italy hahaha , that's small!!!
#7 Number of cheek kisses it really depends and varies according to the area, but 3 kisses it's more likely to single people I guess, but despite of that, it can be very popular in some places. If you're married or have a partner, it can be sound a bit needless 3 kisses. It's kinda personal, but no one will be rude to you because of that. But let's say if you're on a party and a friend of you come with someone to introduce to you, it can be very normal to kiss 3 times. For me, one is enough.
#6 Food by weight, most known as "self-service" by brazilians. Very popular.
#5 About the sellers at the beach... well, they're clever 😂 don't give them a chance.
#4 Eating pizza with fingers... well, that's what convinced me to leave a comment. It's simple, indeed: it's hygienic, and it's cultural. Some people might find it's common but for most brazilian, we'd rather use a fork and knife. At home, and informally, eventually we may do that. Napkins are necessary all the time, and that's what shocked me most when I first came to London. Why the hell the food don't come accompanied with napkins? Nowadays we're always holding our smartphones, getting the public transport, etc. That's dirty! How people dare... I don't get it 🤔 Also, in Brazil it's very common to see the pastries, burguers and hot dogs being served on a small plastic "bag", so you can eat without messing it all while you keep your hands clean.
#3 We usually go to beach to do stuff we can't do inside our houses, haha. 😂 That's why we usually don't enjoy reading books or stuff like that on the beach. Plus, not all of us are fans of the "banana hammocks". We also love the board shorts as we can see on the video, but yer, that speedo-style it's very popular.
#2 Well, skin contact it's another thing very cultural. It's kinda way to demonstrate we like you or we're well involved on a chat.
#1 Yerr, +3 points to Rio.
Thank you for this video featuring the best of Rio. 🇧🇷♥️ I wish you can visit us again and experience always the best from our people.
Im very proud about our "skin contact"
#3 o mar também é super agradável e sem tubarão (alô Califórnia!) por isso também muitos preferem aproveitar a água haha
I am the grandson of Italians, my girlfriend is the granddaughter of Japanese, we were born in Brazil,
when we travel the world, NO ONE knows where we came from hahaha
We love the channel! See you around the world :)
I laugh everytime:
"Oh, the coffe is so small, i want a big cup!"
*Sips an espresso*
"OMG, IT'S SO STROOOONG!"
I'm amused everytime an American asks for big coffee cups expecting their (respectfully) weak ass tea-coffe heheh (we call it Americano here, or popularly "chafé", which is chá + café -> tea + coffee)
Our coffe may look come in a little tea cup, but american coffe just tastes like tea hahaha
And fun fact, the strong coffe comes mainly from the Italian heritage in Brazil, though other south american cultures also like good strong coffee!
You thought you would insult their coffee?
I don't live in Brazil, but an espresso in my country is a standard. I was so confused when they basically were shocked by an espresso and its small cup. Also, most people in my country hate American coffee, that's partly why Starbucks didn't succeed in my country.
@@AsimoTan Exactly that. Where is your country, friend, may I ask?
@@pedrostrabeli4659 Israel
@@AsimoTan Cool! I'd love to visit Israel someday..! And good to know that you have good espresso there hahaha
As a brazilian and having grown up in Rio de Janeiro, I found so interesting hearing your impressions! Specially because I never noticed some of these features as being from our own culture ( eating pizza with forks and knives; the coffee ritual; the napkin and cleanliness thing😅). Yes, Brazil is a diverse country and there are remarkable cultural diferences even between our states and regions. You should visit Minas Gerais cities, Belém do Pará, Recife and you'll be one more time amazed by our cultural diversity. 🤗💚💛
Oh man, I wish I could come to Brazil as a tourist. Too bad I live in Brazil.
😔foda irmão
É nois irmão
País é lindo demais!
@@robertocaetano4945 Yeah, but I would trade this beauty for economic freedom and prosperity in a heartbeat.
@@jairolima2601 each to its own
When you guys come back, try to visit the Northeastern Region. Lots of beautiful beaches, waterfalls, places to explore, people and cultures. Oh, and delicious food as well.
We really want to!
*A foreigner makes a video about brazil*
Brazilians: *TAKE MY VIEWS AND MY SOUL*
Don't overdo it 😂
Nois aqui tem que fazer isso uai
I love to see Brazil through tourists eyes. It really make me see how beautiful and rich it is. I still hope to see my country as a place where everyone is welcome
Brazil is the country with more brazilians
Wow man, thank you we didn't know that
Carai achei que você era o Felipe neto
Almost rivaling with Ireland!
No way
Oh really??? I can't believe ... wow
🤣🤣🤣
sometimes it's hard to appreciate our beauty. especially in these hard times, brazil has been through a lot lately... thank u for sharing & bring hope :)
Thank you for watching!
zdn l Que telegrafada, hein? Aff...
The best places to visit in Brazil:
Florianópolis
Gramado
Rio de Janeiro
Salvador
Salinas de Maragogi
Lençóis Maranhenses
Fernando de Noronha
Amazônia
As a Brazilian I would recommend those places
Thank you!
@@DivertLiving You guys would REALLY love Noronha.
Lençóis maranhenses são lindos
I would add Bonito-MS and Chapada dos Guimarães to that as well, also when saying "amozônia" I would recommend going to Belém-Pará, definitely a diffenrent side of Brazil!
And for a more historical visit we have amazing cities here in Minas Gerais, such as Ouro Preto and Diamantina. We don't have beaches but we do have waterfalls and lakes.
I am Brazilian and I just loved your video. I'll search for more. Congrats!
A few remarks:
1) The coffee after dinner is not really a thing in Brazil
2) Caipirinha or any other booze in the middle of the day is not common if you are working
3) You see men wearing speedos only in some cities. Swimming shorts are really popular too.
Everything else sounds somewhat accurate
Acredito q o café a noite é comum em muitos lugares quando se tem visitas. Eu moro no interior de Goiás e é mais comum as bermudas, mas sempre tem algumas pessoas de sungas também.
mano sunga é em qlqr lugar do brasil sim
mentira, sunga td mundo usa, em todo lugar.
@PlaXer @Sávio Maia @vandoxe they make it sound that speedos is the only option. That’s not true. Some places like Sao Paulo, swimming shorts are more popular. Regarding coffee after dinner, a few people do it, but that doesn’t make it “a thing” like they said.
Eu não uso, nunca usei, e nunca vou usar sunga. A maioria dos meus amigos também não usa. Eu sou do estado de São Paulo. ;)
Yes. You look like Brazilians. Actually Brazil is very diverse, so anyone can look like a Brazilian.
In the South we had more Italian, German and Polish immigrants more Native Americans.
In the North it is more common to mix Native Americans with Portuguese
In the Northeast is the mixture of Portuguese, indigenous, africans and Dutch
In the Southeast are Japanese, Italians, Africans, Lebanese and Portuguese
In the center west are more the mixture of Portuguese, Spanish and indigenous.
The presence of one or another ethnic group varies greatly from state to state, in general the majority of Brazilians are of mixed race.
We currently have immigrants from all regions of the globe.
I myself am a mixture of Jewish, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, African, French and indigenous hahaha.
We love to breed with the world
Brasielira loca surtada
Coffee in Brazil is basically expresso shots that’s why it’s served in a small cup :)
The cup that can keeps us going for 3 days straight 😂
As someone who's beeb to brazil too, I agree and love the fact that there is no typical brazilian look. And everyone was super friendly!
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I hope you get to come to other places in Brazil such as São Paulo, Ceará, Santa Catarina and so many others and experience all the "different Brazils" we have in Brazil, it's such an unique country with amazing and diverse culture. You'll always be wecome! Greetings
As a Brazilian this video made me so happy. Amidst a lot of chaos it reminded me of the good side of my country. I really hope you guys come back cause there is a lot more to see. 🇧🇷❤️
I like Brazil
I’m Brazilian and I LOVE this video!
You guys nailed it!!
Gringos: *com um copinho * WOW o café é tão forte!! É por isso que eles servem em copinhos
Eu: * No terceiro copo de café * hmm... interessante
EXATAMENTE KKKK
Exatamente kkkkkkkkkkk
Eu que tomo meu café num copo de suco vendo isso: ...
Eles achando o café forte pq ele só tomam água suja em muitos países
cafe turco é 300 vezes mais forte que o nosso, ate dificil beber
Always welcome to Brazil! In another opportunity you should get to know São Paulo, the largest Japanese community outside Japan (from all over the world together) with the Chinese, Korean, Lebanese and Italian. They should go to Ouro Preto (State of Minas Gerais), a city of eclectic colonial architecture (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and irresistible Minas Gerais food, which is the best of all in Brazil among many. I liked your videos, congratulations.
We really want to visit there!
I invite you to visit my state in Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul. We have a strong German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish influence. Serra Gaúcha is one of the most beautiful regions in the country.
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YOOOO, that guy in orange tank top playing the pandeiro was my History teacher in high school. He was the best teacher I've ever had.
His name is Andre Diniz and he's also a great composer in one of the majors Samba Schools in Rio de Janeiro (Unidos de Vila Isabel). So nice to see him doing what he loves, in the place that he loves...
This is a very charming city, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!