@@thiagotecnico é a sua falta de cultura de nao saber que em inglês o H tem som de R então faz sentido ele pronunciar Bahia, duvido vc falar corretamente algumas palavras em inglês como World ou Squirrel. DUVIDO.
@@dezavlog Entendo que ele disse "Bárria" assim como em "Manhattan", só achei engraçado. Acredito que Earth e Though são mais difíceis para quem está iniciando no idioma, por causa da ponta da língua. Mais empatia, por favor. Um tanto quanto deselegante da sua parte, dizer que eu não tenho cultura.
@@Robson7788 não vi ninguém reclamar. Isso é legal pra caramba. O que foi dito e adicionado nos comentários é o fato de que o brasileiro, em geral, é carente de atenção do exterior, assim como eu sou e por isso vim parar aqui. Também gosto que notem meu país, o que não impede de admitir que isso não acontece mais com a gente do que com pessoas de países de 1º mundo... Próximo
@@carlosfelipeaguiar Acontece tanto quanto com pessoas de qualquer outro país, é legal ver a perspectiva de um país pelo exterior e ver o quanto as pessoas realmente sabem ou se criam estereótipos pra tudo.
I’m a Brazilian, and I am really impressed with the video, it is surprisingly acured, he got most of it spot on. Still wondering how he found out about the cookie thing and the acre joke.
0:10 - I don't know if he put the photo of the "wrong" Ronaldo on purpose or as a joke, but I fear that a lot of people who don't follow football might not know he's Portuguese. It'd have been better to have added a photo of OG Ronaldo or Ronaldinho Gaúcho, both unbelievable stars.
The Ronaldo photo was certainly a joke from his part. He is very knowledgeable and likes to put some humour in his videos. But i do agree that this type of joke is not accessible to most people that do not know football or the Portuguese culture (certainly not limited to Portugal in any way: Brasil, Angola, Cabo Verde, etc etc). As a Portuguese i am happy and proud to see completely different people and culture expressing themselves in completely different/unique manners and all the while sharing a common future. Of course brothers will always have their differences, rivalries (love and hate) and even jokes but that only shows that the family is not dead. At this time Portuguese is no longer our Label property (for a long time now even), but we still have Portuguese of Portugal 😊 We Portuguese of Portugal have a similar relation with Spain (Iberia) to the one a mentioned before and i have no doubt that Brasil (and anybody else in its own manner) has a similar relation to all the other south american countries. Shared history is shared bonds.
hahhahahah its good to know that there is uncontacted native still. like in the time of colonization portugal indoctrinated the native people "in the ways of the lord" hahahaha kinda messed up evil thing to do
So I'm going to recommend a Brazilian book: Capitães da Areia (Captains of the Sands) by Jorge Amado. IMO, this is easily one of the best books ever written by a Brazilian author.
I got to know your channel a couple of days ago on the Rome in 20 minutes videos and instantly loved you! You are so nice, so so so intelligent, so polite, so interesting! Thank you for reacting and commenting on Brazil. You are always welcome to come here. Much love to you and God bless you!
Congratulations now that you've shown interest in Brazil, many Brazilians like me are going to see your videos related to our country! we are very happy to show our culture to other people! please visit Brazil sometime.
Just a quick additional info: there is ANOTHER triple frontier in Brazil, not only the one in Mount Roraima. The other one is far to the south, in the Iguaçu Falls (the "ç" letter is pronounced like an S in the word "sack"). At that spot, the triple frontier is between Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.
To answer the question in the description box: I'm portuguese and back in my school days (early 70's) I was taught the 5 continents' model (Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Oceania) but I can accept the addition of Antarctica, so if you ask me now I'd answer 6. 🙂
@@R1P1J1 - Visto que para nós a América é um único continente, consideramos essas três partes apenas como regiões do continente americano e não como continentes. Os estadunidenses criaram esta ideia idiota de que a América são dois continentes, supostamente por causa do canal do Panamá, mas depois consideram que a América do Norte termina na fronteira sul/este do México e que tudo o que fica para além dessa fronteira, incluindo o que está a Norte do Canal do Panamá, já é America do Sul. 🤦♂
@@module79l28 Actually no, Central America is considered part of North America in the US and other countries that accept the 7 continent model. Also, separating North and South America as continents isn’t any more dumb than separating Europe from Asia. If Europe can be a continent then North America can be too.
Hey, i am brazilian researcher and i thought it was important to add a comment: Actually, the amazon's deforestation isn't related to any needs of providing more food for Brazil's future generations coming. Most of the food available on local markets we shop here are from much smaller sized and familiar managed agricultural business and communities. In general, Amazon deforestation happens so big farmers which own most of the agricultural land in Brazil can profit way more by using our land to enrich basically only themselves, mostly selling commodities internationally. These groups act pretty much like a mafia do: they are organized and resourcefull, having great influence on our political system and are also heavily militarized.
Something about the Flag: There is one star above the line "Order e Progresso", this is 'Boa Vista' (that's above the Equator line) and it's the only Brazilian capital to be on the north of the planet.
8:30 regarding the racial pie graph, I think it’s important to point out that Brazil’s racial demographics (as said in the video) are decided on self identification, and there’s still a lot of anti-black sentiment in Brazil (which leads a lot of Brazilians to whiten themselves, on official records anyway). So, a lot of those “pardo” people are actually just black and a lot of “white” people are pardo (mixed race). Also, the 0,5 indigenous population is true but not really. For you to identify as indigenous in Brazil you have to be culturally indigenous, but due to colonialism most Brazilians are far removed from their indigenous ancestry. In the northern states plus some of the more western states of the northeast and the state of Mato Grosso you get tons of people who are obviously of predominantly indigenous descent (in terms of blood) but cannot identify as indigenous officially.
That is partially true. Because there no totally isolated population in the world everyone is mixed, but regarding the black community even the ones that regard themselves as black are extremely mixed. So in the same news telling about the average "white" Brazilian having 20% ad mixture from other ethnicities they tell that in average the ones that call themselves blacks have an average of 50% of other ethnicities. To conclude, basically Brazil has a huge population of pardos.
@@WilliamSantos-cv8rr thats the thing, there isn't such thing as "pardo" in US or Europe, you're either black or white because isn't about a color gradient, rather from your origin. The average brazilian calls himself pardo because he thinks he is too white to be black, but he is definitely black to foreign people from western countries, specially USA
I personally think racial selfidentification isn't a problem and is better than an external actor doing it, specially if it could be used for nefarious purposes, besides, judging if someone belongs to a culture instead sounds super complex to me. I'd rather have selfidentification be used for inclusive policies, tho I can see approaches involving class instead as easier to do, socially, ending up correcting very very slowly some past injustices in much the same manner in a longer time. What would they do instead? DNA test everyone and saying percentages (if that's at all possible, which I think is only a rough approximation)? I don't know of any government doing such a thing and I think if they did it could lead to terrible results too - since some have past or present involving ethnic genocide, specially some current European far right governments, but not limited to that continent. I think the "black" (or immigrant) and "white" (or native) separation in encouraged elsewhere as a political tool to separate people of the same social classes outside of Brazil, generally speaking, since most governments just act as corporate representatives instead of voter representatives, they have to distract and divide people using things they can't change about themselves, like ancestry, instead of presenting progress which usually ends up costing corporations money since equality can only be achieved by effectively chopping some wealth back to people in poverty (by not letting inequality happen, in other words), no matter what system is used. Corporations would rather fund racist and antiracist sentiments so their taxes don't go up and their profits down. In this way, you keep accusing your neighbor of problems that were generated by the economic system instead, taking the eyes of the general population off of the ball.
@@reinerstitties Tem pardos que parece muito mais brancos do que negros, enquanto existe alguns como o Neymar que podem transitar entre ambos, mas são considerados negros na Europa. Mas em realidade os negros são negros não Pardos, é simples. A sua própria foto mostra o Ronaldo o Fenômeno, ele não seria considerado negro, ele não se enquadra em negro e nem branco, é um pardo.
Paulo Coelho is the subject of a game I play with my friends with the rules: 1. think of a subject: 2. construct a maxim on the topic 3. attribute it to Paulo Coelho A door is just window, that touches the ground - Paulo Coelho A farm is only a farm if there are farmers to farm it - Paulo Coelho Protocols are guidelines, for people who don't think guidelines need to be followed - Paulo Coelho
Fun fact: Paulo Coelho sucks in Portuguese, he is simply a bad writer. However, the guy who translated his books to english was way better than him. That's why his books are so famous, but in Brazil no one gives a fuck about him and he isn't in the top 10 writers of history. Not even teached in school. lol
Não é não. Mó cu do Judas. Se eu deixasse o Brasil cair, eu não me dava ao trabalho de me abaixar pra catar. As únicas coisas que presta é os meme e os palavrão, de resto pode levar tudo que eu não vou sentir falta.
O video do Geography Now! É bem acurado. Eu iria acrescentar algo sobre as mazelas sociais do Brasil, mas você leu Cidade de Deus, então está familiarizada. O que eu incluiria é que no Brasil, assim como nos EUA cada estado é praticamente um país a parte, com sua própria cultura e hábitos, tendo em comum mesmo só a língua portuguesa, que ainda assim pode variar dependendo da influência que ela sofreu ao longo dos séculos. Quando vier ao Brasil, tente vistar mais de um estado.
Exagerou sobre cada estado ser uma cultura única viu. Às vezes um cearense e um baiano têm mais em comum do que dois cearenses entre si. E isso acontece em vários outros casos. Mas qualquer país continental tem essa variação cultural.
Wow, a video about my country!! Pretty fair resume, some slips, but nothing that really matters. Any questions you or subscribers might have, ask below! A funny fact not mentioned is that we are very particular about ppl knowing that we dont speak spanish and most ppl around here get pissed by the missconception ( But if you just talk in spanish to us, we 100% try to make conversation despite not knowing and barely understanding the accent, this side we quite enjoy LOL ) Oh, almost forgot: COME TO BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
00:10 - Cristiano Ronaldo, who is from Portugal, went to Japan and there they had a Brazilian party for him, I think the confusion is because of Ronaldo Nazário and Ronaldinho.
Ich habe eine portugiesische Freundin und jedes Mal, wenn ich sie ihre Sprache mit ihrer Familie sprechen höre, unterbreche ich sie mit einem albernen Witz, indem ich sage, wow, du sprichst gut Brasilianisch, jedes Mal, wenn ich einen leeren Blick bekomme. 😂😂
Great presentation on this one. I'm with on checking out more of his videos. But may wait to watch your expressions while watching as that experience is priceless. Keep up the good work, young lady.
There is not only a concentration of European emigrication in Rio Grande do Sul, it exists throughout the Southeast and throughout the South as well with a lot of expression! There are even dialects of Italian, German and Pomerano in the south and southeast.
Sometimes people forget that São Paulo's "interior" have a lot of whites, such as South of Minas Gerais, Rio's cities outside the capital, Espirito Santo with pomeranos, and all these states have a lot of italian-brazilians and even some germans, like São Paulo and Nova Friburgo (and others cities from Rio).
As a brazilian I need to correct something. When he said that the deforestation is something related to population growth and there is no solution for this problem, he was mistaken. Brazil is a country that supports his economy on exportation of goods from mining and cattle raising, so Amazon Forest is being deforested due to illegal rich people related to these kinds of activities. The thing is: we have plenty of land and the destruction is not even for brazilian people take something good from it, because this production is only for exportation.
Well said. Most food produced in Brazil is for exports, not internal consumption. We do not need to put down the forest to feed our people. We must add the advances of the mining activities, usually ilegal and cause of nasty pollution.
as a brazilian I have to say that most of those things changed maybe watch something newer, but still I'm simply happy that someone wants to learn about how actually Brazil is outside from the stereotypes
Her face throughout the video is amazing...so nice to see people learning about us...and I LOVE the video of Geography Now, Biscoito vs Bolacha ❤ And good luck with learning Portuguese, believe me, it's hard even for us that are natives, but you will get it eventually.....and the video of Geography now was almost spot on in everything...
Tem um livro do Paulo Coelho que também Inspirou um filme, se chama (Veronika Decides to die), acho que tem outros livros dele que se tornaram filmes, mas eu só assisti esse.
Some corrections: - Acre was bought by Brazil from Bolívia, there is no territorial contest there like he jokes about - This one is very wrong, BRAZILIAN POPULATION IS NOT GROWING, actually we have already rechead the peak of population of 220 million people, so the deforestation in Amazon and Cerrado is not causeed to suply the internal market, but the external.
İndonesia is the fourth most populated country in the world, yet İ knew almost nothing about it. That made the İndonesian episode really interesting and insightful to me, definitely recommend that one!
Just a little correction, the "CH" in "bolacha" is pronounced as "SH", like in "show" or "shoulder", but regardless, loved the video, and this guy nailed almost everything.
Great video, but just so you know, the Amazonas florest been deforested has nothing to do with us needing more space to plant stuff. Brazil is the country that most export meet, beans, grains... food in general, so no, we don't need more space to plant, that is fully illegal deforestation
French as a kid in the 80s here: we were taught 5 continents. Europe, Asia, Africa, The Americas, Oceania. We knew aout Antarctica, but it was probably not deemed good enough to give it this attribute.
same in Brazil. I wouldn't be surprised if the 6-7 continents thing became spread more because of the american influence and not really because other nations came to the same conclusion on their own. The wish to separate south america and even mexico from north america is old.
@@offsdexter2 similarly separating eurasia into europe and asia is arbitrary. You could also group africa with asia without any problem. Suez connects asia and africa in the same way that panama connects north and south america. So it's Afro-Eurasia, America, Australia/Oceania, and Antarctica. 4 continents, or only 3 if you disregard Antarctica. Any further division is just as a convention. Btw in usa, I've never heard anyone say that mexico isn't part of north america. South of mexico is usually called "central america" but we know that's not a continent but a geographical region.
I'm Brazilian and I live in England, this video made me slightly emotional thinking of all the beautiful things and all the diversity we have in our amazing country. BTW, in Sao Paulo a bolacha is a cookie and a biscoito is a savoury biscuit (like the polvilho biscuit). I think we have it better defined than the cariocas (cariocas = people from Rio), just saying :)
I loved how much attention you paid to the content. How do you try to read and speak the words in Portuguese. I really like your channel, it has excellent content and I really enjoyed seeing an outside look at my beloved Brazil. And how have you never seen UP? shame hahahaha. The writer of the book City of God is Paulo Lins. If I can recommend two more authors, one classic and one excellent: Guimarães Rosa and his classic Grande Sertão Veredas and the other is Ariano Suassuna and his comedy O Alto da Compadecida. Both have their movies too.
Another good reaction. I'm not sure if you read it, but a great book about Latin America history is "Las Venas Abiertas de América Latina" by Galeano, a writer from Uruguay. Regards from Argentina.
@@NoProtocol It is not a good book to read as a blank slate of the region at all. It's a book to read when you already have some good knowledge of the region's history, economy and geopolitical, so you can take your own conclusions about it. Cause it's a very political biased book that even the author himself has years later admited that he himself would not read it again cause when he wrote he didn't have enough knowledge about politics and economy for the analyses he aimed to do. Basically it's analyzes latin america underdevelopment just as a product of exploration from Europe and USA, without deepen in the numerous wrong choices that the local states made through history, in order to advocate for a political line of government around here. So yep, its a famous book, but definetely not a good book to read without knowing a lot about the politics, history and ideologies around here.
I learned seven continents: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, Antartica, and Africa. Occasionally I heard "Eurasia," not sure if someone was combining the two into one or just referring to them as one big world region. If someone mentions Brazil to me, the first thing that comes to mind is the music, of which I'm a fan.
I learned seven as a kid, but since learning that Europe and Asia are on the same tectonic plate I’m inclined to consider them the same continent as I feel like the tectonic plates makes sense as the defining factor, though then you might need to question if India or the Arabian peninsula should be their own small continents.
In Brazil we are taught that there are six continents: América, África, Ásia, Europa, Oceania e Antártida. And the American continent can be subdivided in 3: North America, Central América, South America. Or in 2: North America and Latin America.
wow, não sabia que já tinhas estado em Portugal!! Por que cidades estiveste? e em relação à língua, escolheste a língua por alguma razão especial ou só porque sim?
Muito bem!!! Eu sei que Portugues Europeu e mais dificil que Portugues do Brasil. Parabens!!!! It's really not easy for a Anglo-Saxon person to speak Portuguese.
Acho que português europeu é mais difícil que português do Brasil, em pronúncia; mas, por escrito, é praticamente o mesmo. Houve um acordo ortográfico entre Portugal e Brasil, que entrou em vigor, salvo erro em 2001, que uniformizou muitas das diferenças que havia entre as duas variantes. Your written Portuguese (by the way, we don't capitalize language names, only place names) was pretty good. You had a couple minor flaws (spelling "e" (and) instead of "é" (is) and also missing the accent in difícil. And now I'm wondering whether you even have the accents on your keyboard... Probably you don't.
Quit Annita and start Sepultura and Ratos de Porão. You'll learn more about Brasil in their lyrics than in any other book. And very up to date information. Beijos.
In brazilian portugues some of the original portuguese words are curse words somehow, and it's completely random Some examples: Queue / Bicha (pt) -> bicha means fa***t in pt-br, we use fila instead Bread / Cacete (pt) -> cacete is one of the (many) words used to say penis in pt-br, we use pão instead Girl / Rapariga (pt) -> rapariga is commonly used as whore in pt-br, we use garota instead And there are many more lol It's almost like pt-br is meant to be a parody of the original
This video is very outdated and some facts wasnt quite like he said... Like, a lot of things has changed: population data, relationship with Venezuela, we dont like the south people anymore and the cookie fight has grown, now it's a national war.
Hey! At around 11:15 you talk about the ham and cheese sandwich, and that in most of Spain it is called "Mixto". Here in Brazil we call it "Misto" :D Also, "HiNative" is a great app for asking specific question to native speakers of many languages :) May help you sometime
about literally recomendation... it's kind emberessed me to have Paulo Coelho as the one. not that it's bad, no... but we have so much better things. you should read Machado de Assis. he's our Shakespeare, but better. I saw a lot of videos of Americans talking about Machado de Assis, especially "THE POSTHUMOUS MEMOIRS OF BRAS CUBAS". this book is so good. it's funny, it's intelligent, it's interesting... THAT represents Brazil.
Only one thing to mention. In the intro the video mentions Ronaldo, as part of Brazil's known topics, but that Ronaldo is from Portugal., However, there is a very famouse Ronaldo from Brazil, a legend really, and perhaps even more famous, Ronaldinho
There's this documentary, called "First Contact: Lost Tribe of the Amazon" from 2016 that has interesting images and stories about uncontacted tribes. I remember two major points from it: -A previously uncontacted tribe, that was hanging by a thread, and was then contacted by the agents and reporters, and taken care of. I believe there might be controversy around this, since contact is complicated, you could argue that you must rescue a tribe in need or that a zero contact policy is necessary to protect them and their culture. Most people will dislike at least one or another thing about the how the agents proceeded, but come on, they have empathy and are human, and so is the tribe. Anyway, I remember that the agent speaks their language or one close enough to it, and they tell a few stories, focusing on the events that almost lead to their disappearance. -Images from an actual uncontacted warrior tribe, which I found very interesting. Also, if anyone's interested, the Tupi language from the brazilian tribes (maybe the ones from the coast?) can be quite interesting and beautiful, despite somewhat simple. And, a LOT of places, plants and animals in Brazil are named with the language, while even brazilians completely forget about that.
Brazil is not just known for soccer, skabeboarding and/or basketball. Brazil is also the most succesfull team in the history of volleyball and God how it pisses me off that almost nobody talks about that.
Bolacha e biscoito são coisas diferentes. Biscoito é só a massa assada. Bolacha é biscoito + recheio + biscoito, ou seja, um biscoito recheado. Tanto que no pacote de bolacha literalmente tá escrito: Biscoito Recheado.
Most of the facts are still true, but I had so much fun seeing ur video that I don't even care! I love Brazil, think u will like here, but U HAVE TO KNOW PORTUGUESE, if u know Spanish is a little bit easier, but not everyone here talk other languages normally, so it'll be easier if u learn a little bit of Portuguese, loved ur video, byeeeee❤
Caraca... Esse gringo sabe mais do Brasil do que qualquer outro professor de geografia que eu já tive, porque literalmente todos haviam me explicado que a bandeira do Brasil era verde por causa da floresta, e dourada por causa do ouro... Kkkkkkkk risos de nervoso
geography now really made an awesome, fun and informative video!! HOWEVER, he mixed up the north and northeast regions which (for me) actually affects a lot on the geographical and geopolitical understanding of the country
O Ronaldo colocado no começo do vídeo é de Portugal. A musica do começo do vídeo é quase toda errada, apenas o futebol é extremamente popular no país todo, macacacos samba carnaval e capoeira são culturas de apenas algumas partes do Brasil (na região sul onde moro, nenhuma dessas coisas é popular) Na realidade a cultura do Brasil muda bruscamente de uma região para outra.
Cara, é meio óbvio que ele fez a pesquisa, entendeu que o Brasil tem muito mais coisas do que esses estereótipos e colocou eles no vídeo só pra fazer graça.
Isso é verdade eu acho que vi que a fronteira era toda serrilhadinha por causa de rios mas não lembrava direito, dai explodiu minha cabeça denovo ao lembrar disso
there are 6 continents: america africa asia oceania europe antartica of those 6 continents, only 5 have representation in the olympic games, which is why there are 5 rings in the olympic flag. if you're interested you might wanna look up a few things: the organization of american states copa america the american cordillera asociacion de bomberos americanos just those 4 will suffice for a start. brasil is the second(or third? not sure how it compares to canada) largest country in america by area. and the second-largest by population.
Just for the curiosity: we have more examples like the cookie, like tangerine: this one can be called "tangerina" (I know, it's close enough to presume it is what it is), "bergamota" and even "pokán" (think they could have another ways to say it thou).
the video is kinda old but pretty accurate and funny... thx for learning about our country, u will find out that brazilians LOVE when people get some interest in our country/culture
Qualquer gringo reagindo a qualquer coisa relacionada ao Brasil: a
Brasileiros: QUEM NOS INVOCOU AQUI?
Pior que é kkk
Alguém falou Brasil?
A gente sempre vem checar pra saber se os gringo gosta de nós kkkk
Kakakak
Sim, brasileiros são extremamente carentes por qualquer atenção recebida por residentes de outros países.
A melhor coisa desse vídeo do Geography now é ele mostrar o Cristiano Ronaldo como se fosse brasileiro kkkkk
ou ler Bahia como Bárria
É uma piada....
@@thiagotecnico ele é gringo né burro
@@thiagotecnico é a sua falta de cultura de nao saber que em inglês o H tem som de R então faz sentido ele pronunciar Bahia, duvido vc falar corretamente algumas palavras em inglês como World ou Squirrel. DUVIDO.
@@dezavlog Entendo que ele disse "Bárria" assim como em "Manhattan", só achei engraçado. Acredito que Earth e Though são mais difíceis para quem está iniciando no idioma, por causa da ponta da língua. Mais empatia, por favor. Um tanto quanto deselegante da sua parte, dizer que eu não tenho cultura.
as a proud Brazilian I must say that it really warms my heart when people from other countries take time to learn & react about us
yeah. it's called our "ego"
@@nepenthes1978 I think it's the other way around; it's called 3rd country syndrome. We've got this need of being noticed 😅
Porra vários chatão reclamando que o cara gosta de ver nosso país ser notado sai fora mano vcs reclamam de tudo
@@Robson7788 não vi ninguém reclamar. Isso é legal pra caramba. O que foi dito e adicionado nos comentários é o fato de que o brasileiro, em geral, é carente de atenção do exterior, assim como eu sou e por isso vim parar aqui. Também gosto que notem meu país, o que não impede de admitir que isso não acontece mais com a gente do que com pessoas de países de 1º mundo... Próximo
@@carlosfelipeaguiar Acontece tanto quanto com pessoas de qualquer outro país, é legal ver a perspectiva de um país pelo exterior e ver o quanto as pessoas realmente sabem ou se criam estereótipos pra tudo.
Aqui no Brasil também chamamos o sanduíche de presunto e queijo de "misto", talvez seja por influência da língua espanhola.
Eu chamo presunto de presunto e queijo de queijo kkk
@@AmodeusR kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
@@AmodeusR ele ta falando do lanche q vai presunto e queijo, misto quente
@@angeloborromei9982 Putz errei feio kkkkk Aí é verdade, mas faz sentido porque misto é de misturado 🧐
Tem Gente que chama geladinho de chupe-chupe, eu acho estranho tipo, é pra chupar oq mermão?
I’m a Brazilian, and I am really impressed with the video, it is surprisingly acured, he got most of it spot on.
Still wondering how he found out about the cookie thing and the acre joke.
Ele esqueceu das piadas com política
Ele provavelmente pegou isso da bolacha e do acre dos próprios inscritos
@Raylon Rodrigues vdd
Eu achei overrated essa do biscoito, coisa antiga eu acho (quem fala biscoito cara, bolacha)
@@matheusviniciusdemoraes9420 eu falo biscoito.....
É INCRIVEL como todo vídeo de algum gringo reagindo ao brasil tem mais br do q gringo kkkk nos comentarios
É a síndrome do vira lata
O algoritmo jogou ela num poço sem fundo
Talvez porque eles Cagam pra nós kkkkkkk
A maioria dos brasileiros é muito mais patriota do que dão crédito
Dos 9 países que falam português nós brasileiros somos os únicos que temos "português do Brasil" .
Será porque? Kkk
0:10 - I don't know if he put the photo of the "wrong" Ronaldo on purpose or as a joke, but I fear that a lot of people who don't follow football might not know he's Portuguese. It'd have been better to have added a photo of OG Ronaldo or Ronaldinho Gaúcho, both unbelievable stars.
I loved 'cause it reminds me when Cristiano Ronaldo had been honored on a TV show with a Brazilian party 😅
Bro, I appreciate you!!! I’m Brazilian and sometimes (many) is really boring try to explain this little errors… bcs is our culture, and we have proud
The Ronaldo photo was certainly a joke from his part. He is very knowledgeable and likes to put some humour in his videos. But i do agree that this type of joke is not accessible to most people that do not know football or the Portuguese culture (certainly not limited to Portugal in any way: Brasil, Angola, Cabo Verde, etc etc).
As a Portuguese i am happy and proud to see completely different people and culture expressing themselves in completely different/unique manners and all the while sharing a common future. Of course brothers will always have their differences, rivalries (love and hate) and even jokes but that only shows that the family is not dead. At this time Portuguese is no longer our Label property (for a long time now even), but we still have Portuguese of Portugal 😊
We Portuguese of Portugal have a similar relation with Spain (Iberia) to the one a mentioned before and i have no doubt that Brasil (and anybody else in its own manner) has a similar relation to all the other south american countries.
Shared history is shared bonds.
It was a joke
@@karinacoelho2948 😂
They contacted all 80 of those tribes just to make sure they were uncontacted.
They had to tell all of them about all their car warranties about to expire.
hahhahahah its good to know that there is uncontacted native still. like in the time of colonization portugal indoctrinated the native people "in the ways of the lord" hahahaha kinda messed up evil thing to do
😂 under rated comment
the current president is complaining that the former president left the tribes to starve... like, dude, they don't want nor need us
Como que um brasileiro como eu veio parar aqui? '-'
Agora que eu sei que você fala português, vou postar com mais frequência.😊
So I'm going to recommend a Brazilian book: Capitães da Areia (Captains of the Sands) by Jorge Amado. IMO, this is easily one of the best books ever written by a Brazilian author.
I can vouch for that
I've never read this one, my favorite so far has to be "dom casmurro" from Machado de Assis ... it's almost poetry....great writer and great story
Nice one!
@@thaisregina3739 Indico também "Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas" do próprio Machado de Assis. Muito bom.
@@rafaelmartins7954 acredito ser o maior e mais internacionalizado de todos, inclusive a atual tradução pro inglês é best seller
I got to know your channel a couple of days ago on the Rome in 20 minutes videos and instantly loved you! You are so nice, so so so intelligent, so polite, so interesting! Thank you for reacting and commenting on Brazil. You are always welcome to come here. Much love to you and God bless you!
Congratulations now that you've shown interest in Brazil, many Brazilians like me are going to see your videos related to our country! we are very happy to show our culture to other people! please visit Brazil sometime.
Just a quick additional info: there is ANOTHER triple frontier in Brazil, not only the one in Mount Roraima. The other one is far to the south, in the Iguaçu Falls (the "ç" letter is pronounced like an S in the word "sack"). At that spot, the triple frontier is between Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.
wonderful place to visit too
There must be a dozen triple frontiers in Brazil since it is neighbor to a dozen countries...
To answer the question in the description box: I'm portuguese and back in my school days (early 70's) I was taught the 5 continents' model (Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Oceania) but I can accept the addition of Antarctica, so if you ask me now I'd answer 6. 🙂
Para os Americanos você poderia incluir America do Norte, America do Sul e America Central como continentes, se não me engano.
@@R1P1J1 - Visto que para nós a América é um único continente, consideramos essas três partes apenas como regiões do continente americano e não como continentes.
Os estadunidenses criaram esta ideia idiota de que a América são dois continentes, supostamente por causa do canal do Panamá, mas depois consideram que a América do Norte termina na fronteira sul/este do México e que tudo o que fica para além dessa fronteira, incluindo o que está a Norte do Canal do Panamá, já é America do Sul. 🤦♂
@@module79l28 Actually no, Central America is considered part of North America in the US and other countries that accept the 7 continent model. Also, separating North and South America as continents isn’t any more dumb than separating Europe from Asia. If Europe can be a continent then North America can be too.
@@koraline. - Then why, when asked, US americans say that North America is only the USA, Canada and Mexico?
@@module79l28 racism bro
I simply love this channel! Thank you No Protocol!
Thanks for watching Joe!
Hey, i am brazilian researcher and i thought it was important to add a comment:
Actually, the amazon's deforestation isn't related to any needs of providing more food for Brazil's future generations coming. Most of the food available on local markets we shop here are from much smaller sized and familiar managed agricultural business and communities.
In general, Amazon deforestation happens so big farmers which own most of the agricultural land in Brazil can profit way more by using our land to enrich basically only themselves, mostly selling commodities internationally. These groups act pretty much like a mafia do: they are organized and resourcefull, having great influence on our political system and are also heavily militarized.
thank you sm... I was actually offended by this fake info and how he presented it
Fui invocada a um vídeo de um estrangeiro reagindo a um vídeo de outro estrangeiro falando sobre o Brasil, estou em choque hahahaahahaj 👀
Something about the Flag: There is one star above the line "Order e Progresso", this is 'Boa Vista' (that's above the Equator line) and it's the only Brazilian capital to be on the north of the planet.
The author from City of god (1997), his name is Paulo Lins, and the movie with the same name came out in 2002. In portuguese, Cidade de Deus.
8:30 regarding the racial pie graph, I think it’s important to point out that Brazil’s racial demographics (as said in the video) are decided on self identification, and there’s still a lot of anti-black sentiment in Brazil (which leads a lot of Brazilians to whiten themselves, on official records anyway). So, a lot of those “pardo” people are actually just black and a lot of “white” people are pardo (mixed race). Also, the 0,5 indigenous population is true but not really. For you to identify as indigenous in Brazil you have to be culturally indigenous, but due to colonialism most Brazilians are far removed from their indigenous ancestry. In the northern states plus some of the more western states of the northeast and the state of Mato Grosso you get tons of people who are obviously of predominantly indigenous descent (in terms of blood) but cannot identify as indigenous officially.
That is partially true. Because there no totally isolated population in the world everyone is mixed, but regarding the black community even the ones that regard themselves as black are extremely mixed. So in the same news telling about the average "white" Brazilian having 20% ad mixture from other ethnicities they tell that in average the ones that call themselves blacks have an average of 50% of other ethnicities. To conclude, basically Brazil has a huge population of pardos.
@@WilliamSantos-cv8rr thats the thing, there isn't such thing as "pardo" in US or Europe, you're either black or white because isn't about a color gradient, rather from your origin. The average brazilian calls himself pardo because he thinks he is too white to be black, but he is definitely black to foreign people from western countries, specially USA
@@AlexPenna55 exactly. these pardos would be black literally anywhere else, look at neymar for example.
I personally think racial selfidentification isn't a problem and is better than an external actor doing it, specially if it could be used for nefarious purposes, besides, judging if someone belongs to a culture instead sounds super complex to me. I'd rather have selfidentification be used for inclusive policies, tho I can see approaches involving class instead as easier to do, socially, ending up correcting very very slowly some past injustices in much the same manner in a longer time. What would they do instead? DNA test everyone and saying percentages (if that's at all possible, which I think is only a rough approximation)? I don't know of any government doing such a thing and I think if they did it could lead to terrible results too - since some have past or present involving ethnic genocide, specially some current European far right governments, but not limited to that continent.
I think the "black" (or immigrant) and "white" (or native) separation in encouraged elsewhere as a political tool to separate people of the same social classes outside of Brazil, generally speaking, since most governments just act as corporate representatives instead of voter representatives, they have to distract and divide people using things they can't change about themselves, like ancestry, instead of presenting progress which usually ends up costing corporations money since equality can only be achieved by effectively chopping some wealth back to people in poverty (by not letting inequality happen, in other words), no matter what system is used. Corporations would rather fund racist and antiracist sentiments so their taxes don't go up and their profits down. In this way, you keep accusing your neighbor of problems that were generated by the economic system instead, taking the eyes of the general population off of the ball.
@@reinerstitties
Tem pardos que parece muito mais brancos do que negros, enquanto existe alguns como o Neymar que podem transitar entre ambos, mas são considerados negros na Europa. Mas em realidade os negros são negros não Pardos, é simples. A sua própria foto mostra o Ronaldo o Fenômeno, ele não seria considerado negro, ele não se enquadra em negro e nem branco, é um pardo.
Brazil here! Randomly found this video on youtube and loved your channel and that Geography Now. Subscribed to both!
Paulo Coelho is the subject of a game I play with my friends with the rules:
1. think of a subject:
2. construct a maxim on the topic
3. attribute it to Paulo Coelho
A door is just window, that touches the ground - Paulo Coelho
A farm is only a farm if there are farmers to farm it - Paulo Coelho
Protocols are guidelines, for people who don't think guidelines need to be followed - Paulo Coelho
This is amazingly funny.
Fun fact: Paulo Coelho sucks in Portuguese, he is simply a bad writer. However, the guy who translated his books to english was way better than him. That's why his books are so famous, but in Brazil no one gives a fuck about him and he isn't in the top 10 writers of history. Not even teached in school. lol
O Brasil é incrível 🇧🇷
O melhor país do mundo
Não é
@@Ricardo-mi7yr não
@@Ricardo-mi7yr eeh, isso, tá longe de ser
Não é não. Mó cu do Judas. Se eu deixasse o Brasil cair, eu não me dava ao trabalho de me abaixar pra catar. As únicas coisas que presta é os meme e os palavrão, de resto pode levar tudo que eu não vou sentir falta.
As a Brazilian, i always love people talking about my country, especially if it's good 😊
Please do more of these. They are very fun.
9:30 Brazil also had the largest N@zi party outside of Germany in the Southern Brazil. not a thing to be proud of but just a reminder.
O video do Geography Now! É bem acurado. Eu iria acrescentar algo sobre as mazelas sociais do Brasil, mas você leu Cidade de Deus, então está familiarizada.
O que eu incluiria é que no Brasil, assim como nos EUA cada estado é praticamente um país a parte, com sua própria cultura e hábitos, tendo em comum mesmo só a língua portuguesa, que ainda assim pode variar dependendo da influência que ela sofreu ao longo dos séculos. Quando vier ao Brasil, tente vistar mais de um estado.
Exagerou sobre cada estado ser uma cultura única viu. Às vezes um cearense e um baiano têm mais em comum do que dois cearenses entre si. E isso acontece em vários outros casos. Mas qualquer país continental tem essa variação cultural.
nem a lingua é a mesma, quase todo estado tem um dialeto próprio kaslkjdlasj
Hey subscriber from morocco this channel is good and gets better with advancing in alphabets
Which is a good country to watch?
@@NoProtocol Uganda, the most recent one is a very good watch imo.
@@NoProtocol morocco Germany or Netherlands
@@NoProtocol Kazakhstan
Wow, a video about my country!! Pretty fair resume, some slips, but nothing that really matters. Any questions you or subscribers might have, ask below! A funny fact not mentioned is that we are very particular about ppl knowing that we dont speak spanish and most ppl around here get pissed by the missconception ( But if you just talk in spanish to us, we 100% try to make conversation despite not knowing and barely understanding the accent, this side we quite enjoy LOL )
Oh, almost forgot: COME TO BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Loved your video girl ❤
As a Brazilian it makes me happy knowing that people abroad are learning more about us ❤
00:10 - Cristiano Ronaldo, who is from Portugal, went to Japan and there they had a Brazilian party for him, I think the confusion is because of Ronaldo Nazário and Ronaldinho.
You definitely need to react to more of this guy - he's awesome. Especially his gag reels.
Thank you! Love to you from Brazil!
Ich habe eine portugiesische Freundin und jedes Mal, wenn ich sie ihre Sprache mit ihrer Familie sprechen höre, unterbreche ich sie mit einem albernen Witz, indem ich sage, wow, du sprichst gut Brasilianisch, jedes Mal, wenn ich einen leeren Blick bekomme. 😂😂
Where you from anyway?
Deutschland 👍👍
Give it up I know you speak English you just saw a whole video in English.
I sorry I speak bit English but easy for me to type my language, translation button can help to understand
🤮 Your English is terrible mate, so what part of Germany are you from and say it in English.
Great presentation on this one. I'm with on checking out more of his videos. But may wait to watch your expressions while watching as that experience is priceless. Keep up the good work, young lady.
There is not only a concentration of European emigrication in Rio Grande do Sul, it exists throughout the Southeast and throughout the South as well with a lot of expression!
There are even dialects of Italian, German and Pomerano in the south and southeast.
Sometimes people forget that São Paulo's "interior" have a lot of whites, such as South of Minas Gerais, Rio's cities outside the capital, Espirito Santo with pomeranos, and all these states have a lot of italian-brazilians and even some germans, like São Paulo and Nova Friburgo (and others cities from Rio).
As a brazilian I need to correct something. When he said that the deforestation is something related to population growth and there is no solution for this problem, he was mistaken. Brazil is a country that supports his economy on exportation of goods from mining and cattle raising, so Amazon Forest is being deforested due to illegal rich people related to these kinds of activities. The thing is: we have plenty of land and the destruction is not even for brazilian people take something good from it, because this production is only for exportation.
Well said. Most food produced in Brazil is for exports, not internal consumption. We do not need to put down the forest to feed our people. We must add the advances of the mining activities, usually ilegal and cause of nasty pollution.
as a brazilian I have to say that most of those things changed
maybe watch something newer, but still I'm simply happy that someone wants to learn about how actually Brazil is outside from the stereotypes
Her face throughout the video is amazing...so nice to see people learning about us...and I LOVE the video of Geography Now, Biscoito vs Bolacha ❤ And good luck with learning Portuguese, believe me, it's hard even for us that are natives, but you will get it eventually.....and the video of Geography now was almost spot on in everything...
Quem contou pra ele da piada interna sobre o Cr7 ser brasileiro é um HERÓI NACIONAL
You won my like when instantly played the video! Big hugs from Brazil
Tem um livro do Paulo Coelho que também Inspirou um filme, se chama (Veronika Decides to die), acho que tem outros livros dele que se tornaram filmes, mas eu só assisti esse.
Some corrections:
- Acre was bought by Brazil from Bolívia, there is no territorial contest there like he jokes about
- This one is very wrong, BRAZILIAN POPULATION IS NOT GROWING, actually we have already rechead the peak of population of 220 million people, so the deforestation in Amazon and Cerrado is not causeed to suply the internal market, but the external.
İndonesia is the fourth most populated country in the world, yet İ knew almost nothing about it. That made the İndonesian episode really interesting and insightful to me, definitely recommend that one!
Just a little correction, the "CH" in "bolacha" is pronounced as "SH", like in "show" or "shoulder", but regardless, loved the video, and this guy nailed almost everything.
Muito bacana o vídeo, parabéns :)
Great video, but just so you know, the Amazonas florest been deforested has nothing to do with us needing more space to plant stuff. Brazil is the country that most export meet, beans, grains... food in general, so no, we don't need more space to plant, that is fully illegal deforestation
GeographyNow is a personal fave ngl. Personally, I think the whole catalogue is worth watching.
5:40 actually not like that, the agro in brazil can provide enough for more than three times the brazillian population
You should try some brazilian modern books from Machado de Assis and Claríce Lispector, probably the greatest portuguese language writers all time
As a Brazilian, what a great video! I'm going over to his channel for a follow rn!
French as a kid in the 80s here: we were taught 5 continents. Europe, Asia, Africa, The Americas, Oceania. We knew aout Antarctica, but it was probably not deemed good enough to give it this attribute.
same in Brazil. I wouldn't be surprised if the 6-7 continents thing became spread more because of the american influence and not really because other nations came to the same conclusion on their own.
The wish to separate south america and even mexico from north america is old.
@@offsdexter2 similarly separating eurasia into europe and asia is arbitrary. You could also group africa with asia without any problem. Suez connects asia and africa in the same way that panama connects north and south america. So it's Afro-Eurasia, America, Australia/Oceania, and Antarctica. 4 continents, or only 3 if you disregard Antarctica. Any further division is just as a convention.
Btw in usa, I've never heard anyone say that mexico isn't part of north america. South of mexico is usually called "central america" but we know that's not a continent but a geographical region.
Living here for nine months, producing a film shot in Bolivia, having arrived from LA. I am loving it here!
Nem sei o assunto do vídeo e não tô entendendo nada do que se é falado, mas se falou do Brasil tô aqui 😂😂❤🇧🇷
Always great videos from you. Cheers 😁
Cheers to you
I'm Brazilian and I live in England, this video made me slightly emotional thinking of all the beautiful things and all the diversity we have in our amazing country. BTW, in Sao Paulo a bolacha is a cookie and a biscoito is a savoury biscuit (like the polvilho biscuit). I think we have it better defined than the cariocas (cariocas = people from Rio), just saying :)
I loved how much attention you paid to the content.
How do you try to read and speak the words in Portuguese. I really like your channel, it has excellent content and I really enjoyed seeing an outside look at my beloved Brazil. And how have you never seen UP? shame hahahaha. The writer of the book City of God is Paulo Lins. If I can recommend two more authors, one classic and one excellent: Guimarães Rosa and his classic Grande Sertão Veredas and the other is Ariano Suassuna and his comedy O Alto da Compadecida. Both have their movies too.
The Ronaldo you showed is European, he's from Portugal
This is such a cool channel!🖖🏼
Another good reaction. I'm not sure if you read it, but a great book about Latin America history is "Las Venas Abiertas de América Latina" by Galeano, a writer from Uruguay. Regards from Argentina.
I haven’t read it, thanks for the suggestion! I’m not familiar with the author
@@NoProtocol It is not a good book to read as a blank slate of the region at all. It's a book to read when you already have some good knowledge of the region's history, economy and geopolitical, so you can take your own conclusions about it.
Cause it's a very political biased book that even the author himself has years later admited that he himself would not read it again cause when he wrote he didn't have enough knowledge about politics and economy for the analyses he aimed to do. Basically it's analyzes latin america underdevelopment just as a product of exploration from Europe and USA, without deepen in the numerous wrong choices that the local states made through history, in order to advocate for a political line of government around here.
So yep, its a famous book, but definetely not a good book to read without knowing a lot about the politics, history and ideologies around here.
7:08 also, Avengers Infinity War & Endgame had scenes shooted in this place, the Vormir planet of Soul Stone
I learned seven continents: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, Antartica, and Africa. Occasionally I heard "Eurasia," not sure if someone was combining the two into one or just referring to them as one big world region. If someone mentions Brazil to me, the first thing that comes to mind is the music, of which I'm a fan.
I learned seven as a kid, but since learning that Europe and Asia are on the same tectonic plate I’m inclined to consider them the same continent as I feel like the tectonic plates makes sense as the defining factor, though then you might need to question if India or the Arabian peninsula should be their own small continents.
In Brazil we are taught that there are six continents: América, África, Ásia, Europa, Oceania e Antártida.
And the American continent can be subdivided in 3: North America, Central América, South America. Or in 2: North America and Latin America.
@@Jaque.O.4513 Anglo-saxon America, North America includes Mexico
Plenty of inaccuracies. Brazil doesn't divide its regions like that, for instance
Precisa visitar o Brasil :)
15:27 The autor of city of god is Paulo Lins. Brazil don't have only "Paulo" but is common name
wow, não sabia que já tinhas estado em Portugal!! Por que cidades estiveste?
e em relação à língua, escolheste a língua por alguma razão especial ou só porque sim?
Your reaction was priceless! Thank you for this video
Muito bem!!! Eu sei que Portugues Europeu e mais dificil que Portugues do Brasil. Parabens!!!! It's really not easy for a Anglo-Saxon person to speak Portuguese.
Acho que português europeu é mais difícil que português do Brasil, em pronúncia; mas, por escrito, é praticamente o mesmo. Houve um acordo ortográfico entre Portugal e Brasil, que entrou em vigor, salvo erro em 2001, que uniformizou muitas das diferenças que havia entre as duas variantes.
Your written Portuguese (by the way, we don't capitalize language names, only place names) was pretty good. You had a couple minor flaws (spelling "e" (and) instead of "é" (is) and also missing the accent in difícil. And now I'm wondering whether you even have the accents on your keyboard... Probably you don't.
@@jeanackle sim, era isso que queria dizer. Escrito nada muda
Esse vídeo está errado e desatualizado.
2:57 not "jay" or "day", is "did" without the second "d". It sounds like: Hill di Janeiro
Meu país laico graças a Deus 🥰🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
City of God has always been one of my favorite movies, didn’t even know it was a book lol
At first, I didn’t know it was a movie
eu sou americano mas considero o brasil o melhor pais do mundo, muito maior que os eua onde eu nasci.
douglas fortunato
Da onde estados unidos cara tu nasceu aqui em Uberlândia meu vizinho e tá metendo essa kkkkkkk
@@_southern_tiger é meme pow, estraga nao kk
Quit Annita and start Sepultura and Ratos de Porão.
You'll learn more about Brasil in their lyrics than in any other book.
And very up to date information.
Beijos.
In brazilian portugues some of the original portuguese words are curse words somehow, and it's completely random
Some examples:
Queue / Bicha (pt) -> bicha means fa***t in pt-br, we use fila instead
Bread / Cacete (pt) -> cacete is one of the (many) words used to say penis in pt-br, we use pão instead
Girl / Rapariga (pt) -> rapariga is commonly used as whore in pt-br, we use garota instead
And there are many more lol It's almost like pt-br is meant to be a parody of the original
Não sei pq se continua a espalhar esse mito da "bicha", nós dizemos "fila". E usamos "pão" também, obviamente, "cacete" é um tipo de pão.
@@noobpocket cacetinho
I read The Achemist! it's my fisrt book i read and i found it fascinating. Got my like!
This video is very outdated and some facts wasnt quite like he said... Like, a lot of things has changed: population data, relationship with Venezuela, we dont like the south people anymore and the cookie fight has grown, now it's a national war.
Não gostamos to povo do sul?? Como assim?
Hey!
At around 11:15 you talk about the ham and cheese sandwich, and that in most of Spain it is called "Mixto". Here in Brazil we call it "Misto" :D
Also, "HiNative" is a great app for asking specific question to native speakers of many languages :) May help you sometime
no way they mistook cr7 with Ronaldo "O Fenómeno" hahaha, americans...
about literally recomendation... it's kind emberessed me to have Paulo Coelho as the one. not that it's bad, no... but we have so much better things.
you should read Machado de Assis. he's our Shakespeare, but better. I saw a lot of videos of Americans talking about Machado de Assis, especially "THE POSTHUMOUS MEMOIRS OF BRAS CUBAS". this book is so good. it's funny, it's intelligent, it's interesting... THAT represents Brazil.
Only one thing to mention. In the intro the video mentions Ronaldo, as part of Brazil's known topics, but that Ronaldo is from Portugal., However, there is a very famouse Ronaldo from Brazil, a legend really, and perhaps even more famous, Ronaldinho
In fact, we have two Ronaldos... Ronaldo Fenômeno and Ronaldinho Gaúcho. Both better than CR7.
There's this documentary, called "First Contact: Lost Tribe of the Amazon" from 2016 that has interesting images and stories about uncontacted tribes.
I remember two major points from it:
-A previously uncontacted tribe, that was hanging by a thread, and was then contacted by the agents and reporters, and taken care of. I believe there might be controversy around this, since contact is complicated, you could argue that you must rescue a tribe in need or that a zero contact policy is necessary to protect them and their culture. Most people will dislike at least one or another thing about the how the agents proceeded, but come on, they have empathy and are human, and so is the tribe. Anyway, I remember that the agent speaks their language or one close enough to it, and they tell a few stories, focusing on the events that almost lead to their disappearance.
-Images from an actual uncontacted warrior tribe, which I found very interesting.
Also, if anyone's interested, the Tupi language from the brazilian tribes (maybe the ones from the coast?) can be quite interesting and beautiful, despite somewhat simple. And, a LOT of places, plants and animals in Brazil are named with the language, while even brazilians completely forget about that.
Brazil is not just known for soccer, skabeboarding and/or basketball. Brazil is also the most succesfull team in the history of volleyball and God how it pisses me off that almost nobody talks about that.
Great video & your followers are a fun bunch
Sou da tribo da "bolacha" e tenho orgulho disso
E eu do Biscoito !
@@wesleysantana4181 bolachaaaaa KKKKK
Bolacha e biscoito são coisas diferentes.
Biscoito é só a massa assada.
Bolacha é biscoito + recheio + biscoito, ou seja, um biscoito recheado.
Tanto que no pacote de bolacha literalmente tá escrito: Biscoito Recheado.
@@MarcusBuer são a mesma coisa
@@MarcusBuer Se bolacha é biscoito recheado, porque não colocam na embalagem "bolacha" ao invés de "biscoito recheado"?
Most of the facts are still true, but I had so much fun seeing ur video that I don't even care! I love Brazil, think u will like here, but U HAVE TO KNOW PORTUGUESE, if u know Spanish is a little bit easier, but not everyone here talk other languages normally, so it'll be easier if u learn a little bit of Portuguese, loved ur video, byeeeee❤
Caraca... Esse gringo sabe mais do Brasil do que qualquer outro professor de geografia que eu já tive, porque literalmente todos haviam me explicado que a bandeira do Brasil era verde por causa da floresta, e dourada por causa do ouro... Kkkkkkkk risos de nervoso
geography now really made an awesome, fun and informative video!! HOWEVER, he mixed up the north and northeast regions which (for me) actually affects a lot on the geographical and geopolitical understanding of the country
O Ronaldo colocado no começo do vídeo é de Portugal. A musica do começo do vídeo é quase toda errada, apenas o futebol é extremamente popular no país todo, macacacos samba carnaval e capoeira são culturas de apenas algumas partes do Brasil (na região sul onde moro, nenhuma dessas coisas é popular) Na realidade a cultura do Brasil muda bruscamente de uma região para outra.
Vcs sulista são tudo demente acha que ia é europa.
Cara, é meio óbvio que ele fez a pesquisa, entendeu que o Brasil tem muito mais coisas do que esses estereótipos e colocou eles no vídeo só pra fazer graça.
"If you stay, the beast will eat. If you run, the beast will catch you."
I haven't read the book, but I do remember the film, City of God
O cara sabe mais sobre o Brasil do que muitos brasileiros.
Isso é verdade eu acho que vi que a fronteira era toda serrilhadinha por causa de rios mas não lembrava direito, dai explodiu minha cabeça denovo ao lembrar disso
He Who was born at South, Central or North America excepting USA is called american too, outside the USA.
Gostei! Visite o Brasil...
Dá uma olhada no canal do Tim... Ele é estadunidense e mostra a visão dele sobre nós. É bem legal! 😁
there are 6 continents:
america
africa
asia
oceania
europe
antartica
of those 6 continents, only 5 have representation in the olympic games, which is why there are 5 rings in the olympic flag.
if you're interested you might wanna look up a few things:
the organization of american states
copa america
the american cordillera
asociacion de bomberos americanos
just those 4 will suffice for a start.
brasil is the second(or third? not sure how it compares to canada) largest country in america by area. and the second-largest by population.
The second most popular sport in Brazil is Volleyball. We have many olympic medals (men, women, indoor, beach)
Oh, btw I loved your reaction and channel
City of God (Cidade de Deus) , Paulo Lins , is a kind a Biographic, The Movie is from this book
Just for the curiosity: we have more examples like the cookie, like tangerine: this one can be called "tangerina" (I know, it's close enough to presume it is what it is), "bergamota" and even "pokán" (think they could have another ways to say it thou).
the video is kinda old but pretty accurate and funny... thx for learning about our country, u will find out that brazilians LOVE when people get some interest in our country/culture
The way you try tô spell the Brazilian words are magical!