how about her accent?
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RonBurgundyLooksGood — 17 years ago(April 16, 2008 10:25 AM)
Yeah what we're saying achpel is that SP is INLAND! Of course there is the port at Santos so maybe they just Americanised it like the way Emma Thompson said "cop" so people would know where she means. I doubt anyone of little geographical knowledge who doesn't know about football would have known Santos.
Still, it's nice they didn't take the usual USA route and just talk about Rio as being the only city in Brazil! -
ksvarkonda — 17 years ago(April 25, 2008 06:15 PM)
When Americans look at a map of Brazil - it looks like Sao paolo is a coastal city and therefore has a port. And technically it is - in the same way that Houston, TX is a coastal city in the eyes of most of the world - but it is not. Most people see it that way. Also, people in Brazil have accents that change from region to region the same way that north American's have accents that change - region to region. Most Americans know rio over Sao Paolo because Rio is the tourist city and Sao Paolo is the business city. Even Brasileros say - make your money in Sao paolo and spend it in Rio.I have visited Sao paolo - and it is amazingly large and exciting- but other than business - not much to it for the tourist. Rio is the place to tour!
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stickdeath — 17 years ago(June 20, 2008 02:45 PM)
The best brazilian's beaches are located at north east region.. States such as Pernambuco, Alagoas got awesome and warm waters.. And it's kind of cheap to take a stay in there.. check it out at google images!
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frajola87 — 17 years ago(December 01, 2008 05:27 PM)
I was just about to say the same!! lol
The best beaches indeed are in the North East!!
So Paulo is good for indoor stuff, so I heard
But Rio is gorgeous anyway, and so rich! Love the lifestyle, the music, the people
I love Brazil ^^ hehe
And her accent is pretty good!
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stickdeath — 17 years ago(December 02, 2008 02:32 AM)
Not sure of which kind of answer you would expect under such statement - knowing that we can't tell how does your accent sound like.
By the way, she's not from Sao Paulo So if you're talking about her, answer is no - and if you're talking about yourself.. Then the question is really nonsense and impossible to tell - troll? - without audio attached in your message!
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registers-944-48791 — 10 years ago(February 13, 2016 12:09 PM)
Yes I'd never guess she's from Brasil. Only when she said So Paulo it sound strange on how perfect it was said.
Still, I believed she just took the time to work with a translator to say it properly.
