Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone around the world. Does your country have any special traditions this time of year? (🇧🇷 - Feliz Natal e boas festas a todos ao redor do mundo. Seu país tem tradições especiais nesta época do ano?)
In India we have MAKAR SANKRANTI (Tropic of Capricorn festival) - denotes start of northward ascent of the Sun and increasing daylight hours ; also coincides with harvesting of winter crops.
The New Travel. How do you compare Foz do Iguaçú with Niagara Falls? You know that Niagara Falls are more known or more visited than Iguaçú Falls: It would be nice to hear your comments.
Only with hot water hehehe In the States of Paraná (Foz do Iguaçu), Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul and Goiás, MATE is more common with cold water and we call it Tereré/Tererê
here's a tip: iguaçu = ee goo ah soo also, "foz", as in foz do iguaçu, means like, the place where a certain river ends. so the city is named this because its located near the end of the iguaçu river
Thanks for this video! I'm going to Foz do Iguaçu for the very first time in March! I'm so excited and this video helped me to make a list of things to do in Foz. Thank you!
We do drink a lot of Mate in Rio de Janeiro, but it’s different, our version is toasted and in iced tea format. In the beaches you can drink mixed with lemonade, and it is amazingly refreshing in a hot sunny day.
Someone might have told you, but we do drink mate in Rio. However, as an infusion with the toasted herb and you can find it EVERYWHERE: the most popular brand is Matte Leão and is a traditional beach drink.
Mate has a very deep-rooted history in Rio Grande do Sul. There was a time that a lot of internal territorial conflicts were happening (not going to dig into that here). There was also a lot of family feuds (a lot of really good brazilian telenovelas about that. Try "A casa das Sete Mulheres" (The House of the Seven Women). So a habit began for the leader of a family to prepare fresh mate and share it with visitors, always being the first to drink (the first pour is the most bitter). Everyone gathes in a circle and shares the same cuia (cup), to show that the drink hasn't been poisoned in any way. With time, it became a symbol of trust. To have someone pour mate for you and to share it with them is both parties saying "we're equal". :) Mate can be prepared in a number of ways to have different flavors and many people make an effort to decor the drink with flowers, jewels and other decor that is usually meaningful in some way to the people drinking it.
Mate 🧉 is the herb, and it can be drank with cold or hot water. When you’re using cold water, it’s called Tererê (or tereré, there’s a difference in the pronunciation but it’s the same thing), and with hot water it’s called Chimarrão. The cold one is more common in the western-center of Brazil, Like the state of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul, because they have a mostly hot weather; on the summer, it’s about 30° to 36° Celsius the average temperature, but there are places that hit 40° easily. The hot one is mostly common in the southern part of Brazil, A little bit in Paraná, and the majority is on Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, there are places in Rio Grande do Sul that get bellow 0° C. Today the Mate herb is becoming more popular in the whole country, here where i live, North of Paraná, it’s common to see people that like Mate everywhere, the majority likes Tererê better than Chimarrão, because it’s hot more often than cold here.
Aqui no Mato Grosso nóis toma teréré. A diferença é que chimarrão é quente e teréré é gelado . Também com o calor que faz aqui tem que ser trincando de gelado😅
YOU HAVE TO GO TO BRASÍLIA, THE CAPITAL OF BRAZIL!!!!!! It's a planned city with a modern architecture. I live here since I was born and I`ve seen a Canadian just ONCE and o think this is ridiculous because that city is different from all the others places in Brazil. I'm sure that you'll love it if you come.
you have seen so much but when it comes to Brazil, it always seems like there is a lot you haven't seen yet, I mean, maybe in a different opportunity you could go to the extreme south in the winter, to Pantanal, to the Lençóis Maranhenses, to Bahia, to Pernambuco, to the famous Amazonian Rainforest, to Fernando de Noronha, to the Distrito Federal, and even to São Paulo. In case you want to come back, those are only a few things you could visit.
Enjoyed it so much! .. at the end you said " .. that's enough talking.. " But I think we wanted to hear more about these beautiful and so interesting places in Brazil! ✌️
You could have talked about the Lebanese sweets right next to the mosque (they are WONDERFUL), and maybe about the Duty Free in Argentina, the largest one in the world...
Congratulations. I am brazilian and I went to Foz 3 times. You put in your vlog the main topics. You could indicate the visit of River Falls by helicopter (but it's expensive and I never did it by myself...). 🚁🤑🤔
Dude your list is amazing! Maybe you lost the chance to visit some of attractives copartner of the Itaipu Dam, Refúgio Biológico (some type of Zoo that take care of rescued wild animals) and Ecomuseu (a museum wich tell the story of the city and the Dam construction).
Thank you for this video. All the other TH-cam videos I have watched is just on the falls. Because of this video I am now planning on going to the Bird Park, the Buddhist temple, Mosque and park where you can see all three countries. All of these I would have missed if it wasn't for this video. Looking for my trip in September.
My guy, if you ever come back to visit Brazil, I recommend a place called "Morretes", as a quick visit, it's a less known place in Paraná, there's some quality food there that you can only find there, as a tourist I think it would be a cool more secret place to visit
Mate is common in the southern region, but is a typical drink of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, and the people of this state were the ones that spread the culture throughout all parts of Brazil.
Chimarrão nasceu com os guaranis aqui da região do Paraná. O RS não é o inventor. E se os índios daqui já bebiam não tem como a cultura ter sido trazida pelos gaúchos, né?
HI Dan! So interesting our life. do you grown up in Winnipeg and now is visting Foz do iguacu city , place where I am grown up and now I am living here in Winnipeg. Funny life. all the best for you
Mate is very traditional in Brazil, but in each state the form of drinking is totally different. Here in São Paulo we drink as a tea in mugs, in Rio Grande do Sul state the people drink mate very hot in the same stuf that they drink in Paraná (Foz do Iguaçu), but in Paraná they usually drink cold. For this reason you thought that Rio De Janeiro people don't drink mate. In Rio the people drink in a different form, they drink in bottle or in glasses. In this video you can see a traditional Rio de Janeiro mate salesman: th-cam.com/video/hFp8B0N7_-0/w-d-xo.html In this one you can see a advertisement for mate in Bottle th-cam.com/video/Mte7pBUx6dk/w-d-xo.html
@@TheNewTravel yes. Curitiba is in the west.. is the capital of Paraná.. it's like 10 hours distant from Iguaçu.. my city is just beside Cutitiba .. and the name is Ponta Grossa, a very cool place with a lot of archaeological places!!😉
If you are drinking Mate (herb) with hot water, you call it CHIMARRÃO. If you are drinking it with cold water (or lemon juice), you call it TERERÉ / TERERÊ
The sunday Maket runs in JK Avenue (Avenida JK), also you should've payed a visid to the army headquarters in the city, its a historical location, the city was build arround the headquarters, its a very beautiful place for an army base ( I live in foz do iguaçu)
I was wondering if you would visit the northern part of Brazil, it’s totally different from what you have seen. If you have the opportunity to come back one day, try to visit: 1. Fernando de Noronha (Pernambuco); 2. Rota ecológica dos milagres (Alagoas); 3. Lençóis maranhenses (Maranhão); 4. Belém do Pará (and the Amazon region).
In Rio they drink toast hyerba mate tea cold, this is caled "mate", and at the south they drink crude hyerba mate with hot water this is what you drink, this is called "chimarrão", but can called "mate" to, and we have the cold crude hyerba mate drink, this is called "terere"
What is the caffeine content of mate? I've wanted to try it but I won't drink coffee after about 3 PM because I'll have trouble sleeping. Is mate similar to coffee in terms of caffeine?
Hey, Thanks for passing by here in Foz do Iguaçu! Great Video, btw. About Mate, it's quite a mess around here. The HOT mate (the one you showed on the video) is a traditional drink from the south of the country due to historical colonization. On Paraguay there is the COLD Mate, quite different and caotic. Some people drink this cold one with flavor, others just with water, other with tea... Anyway, did you had the chance to the side-tours on Cataratas (the one with the boat called 'macuco safari' for instance)?
hey Dan. I pretty sure you'll love to visit Florianópolis. Why don't you write your video title in English? I think it would helps foreigners to find out these beauty places. great job Dan.
It's better to say "chimarrão" than "mate", it's a kind of tea. Bro you need practice more to make a good drink, what you've done look terrible. hugs from Brazil!
Did you know that your chimarrão "glass" is a fruit? Below I put the link to two videos, the first on the production of porongo or gourd (name of the fruit), and the second on the processing of it, to transform it into this "glass". 1- Harvesting the gourds: th-cam.com/video/rf6iVp86ecg/w-d-xo.html 2- Processing the gourds: th-cam.com/video/-ULv1kEbyHo/w-d-xo.html
A curiosity about the city Foz do Iguaçu: in the 1995 *Bin Laden* stayed 3 days there. He wasn't a terrorist in those days. So, the Brazilian's Police Intelligence knew that he was there thanks to a informant but Bin Laden not was a wanted person.
Hahaha, Sorry about talking the reality, but your mate is wrong haha, you need to place the herb just in a side of the cuia (the cup). Just ask in the TH-cam "como fazer chimarrão" and you will see how to do It.
Another thing that you should had done in Fozdo Iguaçu is to visit "Ruínas de São Ignácio" in Argentina. See this video: th-cam.com/video/1JNlPTUIGhM/w-d-xo.html
Impossible. The Iguassu River is completely different from the Parana River which is dammed at Itaipu. So it is physically impossible for the dam to interfere with the wareefalls.
Acho que a proposta do canal dele de viagem é mostrar vários lugares maneiros pelo mundo para todas as nacionalidades e o público alvo dele não é o brasileiro, pois já temos canais com youtubers brasileiros que fazem essa divulgação interna. A língua inglesa é a melhor forma de divulgação para quem for estrangeiro ter interesse em visitar esses pontos turísticos do Brasil. O que eu percebi é que não houve nenhum tipo de desrespeito e sim uma questão de público alvo mesmo.
@@TheNewTravel Eu nao disse que vc estava errado. eu disse apenas que EU nao gostei. dei deslike porque para mim foi um vídeo que nao pûde aproveitar. todos que aproveitaram devem dar Like sim.
@@brxnv_ A validação existe justamente para ser o parâmetro de satisfação entre os inscritos. cada inscrito feliz e satisfeito da um like, cada inscrito que nao se interessou pelo material da um Deslike. nada mais natural que isso. Esse é um conteudo que nao pûde aproveitar. logo, nao gostei, logo Deslike.
Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone around the world. Does your country have any special traditions this time of year?
(🇧🇷 - Feliz Natal e boas festas a todos ao redor do mundo. Seu país tem tradições especiais nesta época do ano?)
It's like USA/Canada tradition, but we're in summer
In India we have MAKAR SANKRANTI (Tropic of Capricorn festival) - denotes start of northward ascent of the Sun and increasing daylight hours ; also coincides with harvesting of winter crops.
The New Travel. How do you compare Foz do Iguaçú with Niagara Falls? You know that Niagara Falls are more known or more visited than Iguaçú Falls: It would be nice to hear your comments.
Hey hi!! Where have you been so far in Brazil ?? What's up to come?? Enjoy your stay!!
O verão começou e logo logo começará o Carnaval aqui no Brasil.😏
Felices fiestas a todos desde México.Gracias a tus vídeos, estoy conociéndo un grandioso país. Saludos Brasil.
We can call also "chimarrão" .. in the south we call that way!!🙂💛💚🇧🇷
Only with hot water hehehe In the States of Paraná (Foz do Iguaçu), Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul and Goiás, MATE is more common with cold water and we call it Tereré/Tererê
here's a tip:
iguaçu = ee goo ah soo
also, "foz", as in foz do iguaçu, means like, the place where a certain river ends. so the city is named this because its located near the end of the iguaçu river
And iguaçu means "big/large water".
I'm from Foz do Iguaçu and your list is good, my city have a lot of things to do :D
great video!
Awesome video bro
Love from the South of Brazil
Thanks for this video!
I'm going to Foz do Iguaçu for the very first time in March! I'm so excited and this video helped me to make a list of things to do in Foz. Thank you!
Ooh-hoo! Cheers from Foz, caraliou!
Thanks for the video. I plan on showing it to my English students next week to celebrate Foz do Iguaçu's 106th anniversary.
You can use chimarrão instead of mate, it is more common around the country. If your chimarrão is cold the name is terere.
Thanks for making this video. Good tips on what to try and we will use them!
OMG my city :o
Hi Dan ; you do a such amazing job showing my giant country , I really appreciate who you are a cool and respectful guy 😊👌🏼💪🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇧🇷
We do drink a lot of Mate in Rio de Janeiro, but it’s different, our version is toasted and in iced tea format. In the beaches you can drink mixed with lemonade, and it is amazingly refreshing in a hot sunny day.
Someone might have told you, but we do drink mate in Rio. However, as an infusion with the toasted herb and you can find it EVERYWHERE: the most popular brand is Matte Leão and is a traditional beach drink.
Mate has a very deep-rooted history in Rio Grande do Sul. There was a time that a lot of internal territorial conflicts were happening (not going to dig into that here). There was also a lot of family feuds (a lot of really good brazilian telenovelas about that. Try "A casa das Sete Mulheres" (The House of the Seven Women). So a habit began for the leader of a family to prepare fresh mate and share it with visitors, always being the first to drink (the first pour is the most bitter). Everyone gathes in a circle and shares the same cuia (cup), to show that the drink hasn't been poisoned in any way. With time, it became a symbol of trust. To have someone pour mate for you and to share it with them is both parties saying "we're equal". :) Mate can be prepared in a number of ways to have different flavors and many people make an effort to decor the drink with flowers, jewels and other decor that is usually meaningful in some way to the people drinking it.
Mate 🧉 is the herb, and it can be drank with cold or hot water. When you’re using cold water, it’s called Tererê (or tereré, there’s a difference in the pronunciation but it’s the same thing), and with hot water it’s called Chimarrão. The cold one is more common in the western-center of Brazil, Like the state of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul, because they have a mostly hot weather; on the summer, it’s about 30° to 36° Celsius the average temperature, but there are places that hit 40° easily. The hot one is mostly common in the southern part of Brazil, A little bit in Paraná, and the majority is on Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, there are places in Rio Grande do Sul that get bellow 0° C. Today the Mate herb is becoming more popular in the whole country, here where i live, North of Paraná, it’s common to see people that like Mate everywhere, the majority likes Tererê better than Chimarrão, because it’s hot more often than cold here.
Aqui no Mato Grosso nóis toma teréré.
A diferença é que chimarrão é quente
e teréré é gelado .
Também com o calor que faz aqui tem que ser trincando de gelado😅
YOU HAVE TO GO TO BRASÍLIA, THE CAPITAL OF BRAZIL!!!!!! It's a planned city with a modern architecture. I live here since I was born and I`ve seen a Canadian just ONCE and o think this is ridiculous because that city is different from all the others places in Brazil. I'm sure that you'll love it if you come.
you have seen so much but when it comes to Brazil, it always seems like there is a lot you haven't seen yet, I mean, maybe in a different opportunity you could go to the extreme south in the winter, to Pantanal, to the Lençóis Maranhenses, to Bahia, to Pernambuco, to the famous Amazonian Rainforest, to Fernando de Noronha, to the Distrito Federal, and even to São Paulo. In case you want to come back, those are only a few things you could visit.
Thank you so much for informations!❤😅
A represa é uma das maiores atrações para nós . The straw 's bomba de chimarrão.
Enjoyed it so much!
.. at the end you said " .. that's enough talking.. " But I think we wanted to hear more about these beautiful and so interesting places in Brazil! ✌️
*What do you think of my list? Did I forget anything?* 👀
You could have talked about the Lebanese sweets right next to the mosque (they are WONDERFUL), and maybe about the Duty Free in Argentina, the largest one in the world...
Congratulations. I am brazilian and I went to Foz 3 times. You put in your vlog the main topics. You could indicate the visit of River Falls by helicopter (but it's expensive and I never did it by myself...). 🚁🤑🤔
Dude your list is amazing! Maybe you lost the chance to visit some of attractives copartner of the Itaipu Dam, Refúgio Biológico (some type of Zoo that take care of rescued wild animals) and Ecomuseu (a museum wich tell the story of the city and the Dam construction).
Hi, i'm from foz do Iguaçu arn i really loved the list👌🏻
Thank you for this video. All the other TH-cam videos I have watched is just on the falls. Because of this video I am now planning on going to the Bird Park, the Buddhist temple, Mosque and park where you can see all three countries. All of these I would have missed if it wasn't for this video. Looking for my trip in September.
Glad to help!
My guy, if you ever come back to visit Brazil, I recommend a place called "Morretes", as a quick visit, it's a less known place in Paraná, there's some quality food there that you can only find there, as a tourist I think it would be a cool more secret place to visit
O cara veio pra cá meu
Great video Dan! Merry Christmas my friend!
Mate is common in the southern region, but is a typical drink of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, and the people of this state were the ones that spread the culture throughout all parts of Brazil.
Chimarrão nasceu com os guaranis aqui da região do Paraná. O RS não é o inventor. E se os índios daqui já bebiam não tem como a cultura ter sido trazida pelos gaúchos, né?
HI Dan! So interesting our life. do you grown up in Winnipeg and now is visting Foz do iguacu city ,
place where I am grown up and now I am living here in Winnipeg.
Funny life. all the best for you
Everybody drinks mate in Brazil ! It's called chimarrão and tererê too!
Great vids Dan! You will need more trips to Brazil for sure because there is so much more to be seen here, i hope you come back soon, happy holidays!
Thanks for the tour. Merry Christmas🎅👍
Next time try coming to Porto Alegre. The food here is cheap and INCREDIBLE!
Mate is very traditional in Brazil, but in each state the form of drinking is totally different.
Here in São Paulo we drink as a tea in mugs, in Rio Grande do Sul state the people drink mate very hot in the same stuf that they drink in Paraná (Foz do Iguaçu), but in Paraná they usually drink cold.
For this reason you thought that Rio De Janeiro people don't drink mate. In Rio the people drink in a different form, they drink in bottle or in glasses.
In this video you can see a traditional Rio de Janeiro mate salesman:
th-cam.com/video/hFp8B0N7_-0/w-d-xo.html
In this one you can see a advertisement for mate in Bottle
th-cam.com/video/Mte7pBUx6dk/w-d-xo.html
i like your videos, keep it coming. thanks bro.
actually u only find mate or chimarrão in the south (Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul especially)
have you ever tried tereré? it’s the cold version of mate, and it’s literally the best thing i’ve ever tried
I want to get one of those mate cups with tucan :)
Very beautiful place! I love Foz
Welcome to my beautiful city!
My country 🖤. Curitiba is my hometown.
Nice! Same state as iguacu right?
The New Travel yeah! Curitiba Paraná is 395,192 miles away
@@TheNewTravel Curitiba is the capital
And mine Ponta Grossa !!😉
@@TheNewTravel yes. Curitiba is in the
west.. is the capital of Paraná.. it's like 10 hours distant from Iguaçu.. my city is just beside Cutitiba .. and the name is Ponta Grossa, a very cool place with a lot of archaeological places!!😉
The cup's name is Cuia
Next time visit Eco Museu and Refúgio Biológico Bela Vista. Nice video! You need to try Macuco Safari, too!
If you are drinking Mate (herb) with hot water, you call it CHIMARRÃO.
If you are drinking it with cold water (or lemon juice), you call it TERERÉ / TERERÊ
The sunday Maket runs in JK Avenue (Avenida JK), also you should've payed a visid to the army headquarters in the city, its a historical location, the city was build arround the headquarters, its a very beautiful place for an army base ( I live in foz do iguaçu)
In Paraguay Terere is more popular, its like mate but cold, you need to tried that !
I was wondering if you would visit the northern part of Brazil, it’s totally different from what you have seen. If you have the opportunity to come back one day, try to visit: 1. Fernando de Noronha (Pernambuco); 2. Rota ecológica dos milagres (Alagoas); 3. Lençóis maranhenses (Maranhão); 4. Belém do Pará (and the Amazon region).
Thanks for the tips Araceli, I will have to come back and explore the north!
Hi friend happy holidays to you and Nari 🎇🎄🎶🎵🎼🍃🚬🔥💨💨
The funny thing is that the people drink mate hot in the south but more to the north is drinked cold
Makes sense for us because our south is colder ans the north hotter, but, for people from the north hemisphere can be confusing.
@@TheLunaKeat yes hehehe
but in the south, the cold mate its called tererê, right?!
@@CampeaodeOfertas yes
@@CampeaodeOfertas Yes, but is the same herb and way to drink, the only thing that change is the way it is prepared.
In Rio they drink toast hyerba mate tea cold, this is caled "mate", and at the south they drink crude hyerba mate with hot water this is what you drink, this is called "chimarrão", but can called "mate" to, and we have the cold crude hyerba mate drink, this is called "terere"
Go to BONITO!!!! It is amazing!!!
Hi you are great!
What is the caffeine content of mate? I've wanted to try it but I won't drink coffee after about 3 PM because I'll have trouble sleeping. Is mate similar to coffee in terms of caffeine?
The mosque is very close to my aunt's house
Tem muitas coisas boas nas Américas.
Hey, Thanks for passing by here in Foz do Iguaçu! Great Video, btw. About Mate, it's quite a mess around here. The HOT mate (the one you showed on the video) is a traditional drink from the south of the country due to historical colonization. On Paraguay there is the COLD Mate, quite different and caotic. Some people drink this cold one with flavor, others just with water, other with tea... Anyway, did you had the chance to the side-tours on Cataratas (the one with the boat called 'macuco safari' for instance)?
First you need to know how to prepare "mate" (or chimarrão), you don't just make tea and put in the "cuia" (cup as you said) ;D
Hello where did you stay in this location air bnb? Hotels? Thank you
Hello about matte you can drink cold and hot you can put some lemon in cold water to drink its very good and refreshing. 😀
We have also 13 secrets falls. You've missed.
Vou me inscrever No seu canal E Bom 🤗
Mega diverso 🇧🇷
hey Dan. I pretty sure you'll love to visit Florianópolis. Why don't you write your video title in English? I think it would helps foreigners to find out these beauty places. great job Dan.
What I think of mate? Mate is life! Hahaha
did you try wakeboard in the cable park? ( Brazil )
It's better to say "chimarrão" than "mate", it's a kind of tea. Bro you need practice more to make a good drink, what you've done look terrible.
hugs from Brazil!
Gostou do chimarrão, hein? Pode chamar de mate, tudo bem. Espero que volte logo ao Brasil.
It is possible to visit inside Itaipu Dam, but a security clearance is needed (it is a national security facility)
Did you know that your chimarrão "glass" is a fruit? Below I put the link to two videos, the first on the production of porongo or gourd (name of the fruit), and the second on the processing of it, to transform it into this "glass".
1- Harvesting the gourds:
th-cam.com/video/rf6iVp86ecg/w-d-xo.html
2- Processing the gourds:
th-cam.com/video/-ULv1kEbyHo/w-d-xo.html
Mate it's also know as Chimarrão
A curiosity about the city Foz do Iguaçu: in the 1995 *Bin Laden* stayed 3 days there. He wasn't a terrorist in those days. So, the Brazilian's Police Intelligence knew that he was there thanks to a informant but Bin Laden not was a wanted person.
The best food in Foz do Iguaçu os from Minas Gerais. 😂
Hahaha, Sorry about talking the reality, but your mate is wrong haha, you need to place the herb just in a side of the cuia (the cup). Just ask in the TH-cam "como fazer chimarrão" and you will see how to do It.
Did u vist Rio Grande do Sul?
iguasoo not iguaTsu
Another thing that you should had done in Fozdo Iguaçu is to visit "Ruínas de São Ignácio" in Argentina.
See this video:
th-cam.com/video/1JNlPTUIGhM/w-d-xo.html
Você fala português?
Well, you didn't made the mate right
Not straw it is pump
Hello The New Travel: you have to think about Brazil as America, not Canada ... we are not European like creatures, but American like creatures.
Vc é muçulmano?
Please! Put legends português?
Então meu caro amigo..
Legends = lendas
Subtitles = legenda
É, complicado kkk
Kkk daí complica mesmo
Tell me, I’m first 👍
You're first!!!!!!!! 🥇
As Cataratas diminuíram muito com o fechamento para usina de Itaipu .
Impossible. The Iguassu River is completely different from the Parana River which is dammed at Itaipu. So it is physically impossible for the dam to interfere with the wareefalls.
A usina de Itaipu fica no rio Paraná, as cataratas no rio Iguaçu. O que a usina fez de ruim foi cobrir as sete quedas
Você tá de brincadeira, né?
Por que não pesquisa antes para não falar bobagem?
Deslike por nao ter 1 única legenda que seja em portugues.
You are watching an English language channel. I'm adding subs to videos when possible. What more do you expect? 😂
Acho que a proposta do canal dele de viagem é mostrar vários lugares maneiros pelo mundo para todas as nacionalidades e o público alvo dele não é o brasileiro, pois já temos canais com youtubers brasileiros que fazem essa divulgação interna. A língua inglesa é a melhor forma de divulgação para quem for estrangeiro ter interesse em visitar esses pontos turísticos do Brasil. O que eu percebi é que não houve nenhum tipo de desrespeito e sim uma questão de público alvo mesmo.
@@TheNewTravel Eu nao disse que vc estava errado. eu disse apenas que EU nao gostei. dei deslike porque para mim foi um vídeo que nao pûde aproveitar. todos que aproveitaram devem dar Like sim.
Pra que atrapalhar a avaliação do canal só pq um gringo não pôs legenda, o vídeo não é pra brasileiros é pra quem entende inglês.
@@brxnv_ A validação existe justamente para ser o parâmetro de satisfação entre os inscritos. cada inscrito feliz e satisfeito da um like, cada inscrito que nao se interessou pelo material da um Deslike. nada mais natural que isso. Esse é um conteudo que nao pûde aproveitar. logo, nao gostei, logo Deslike.