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Learning Portuguese for career in Brazil

24th June 2015 1541 0

Finding a job in Brazil is generally difficult for a foreigner, as most employers require the candidate to already have a visa and work permit for Brazil before applying. On top of that, many companies require some Portuguese language skills. As in any other country speaking local language when searching for job is crucial. For

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Teach English in Brazil: 5 tips for volunteers

Teach English in Brazil: 5 tips for volunteers

6th May 2015 1456 0

The greatest problem that volunteers are facing when teach English in Brazil is the lack of motivation. The kids don´t feel the need to learn another language, sit in the classroom after school again. Many of them are just forced by parents to come and even not because that parents understand the importance of learning,

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Carnival in Brazil

28th January 2015 3535 0

Lets get the party started! Summer in Brazil is getting to its peak. All the business processes are getting slower, working days shorter, deadlines are shifting to the beginning of March. In the meantime, the shops are getting new colorful decorations and filling its shelves with diverse staff for the “fantasias” – carnival outfits; the

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Black Awareness Day in Alagoas

Black Awareness Day in Alagoas

20th November 2014 2357 0

Black Awareness Day is celebrated on 20th of November in Brazil. It is dedicated to the fight against the black slavery. Looking for the icon to reverence, black movement in Brazil has chosen “Zumbi dos Palmares” – one of the leaders of the black resistance, the hero from XVII century different from US where contemporary

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Why internship in Brazil can boost your CV?

Why internship in Brazil can boost your CV?

14th October 2014 1523 0

According to The economist the business world is going through the internships boom. Larger graduate pools and stagnant world economy are the main reasons of growing number of internship placements. Almost every graduate has an internship in the CV already before graduating. How to differentiate yourself from others? How to make your CV standing out

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Portuguese Phrase of the Week: Jeitinho Brasileiro

Portuguese Phrase of the Week: Jeitinho Brasileiro

11th October 2014 4963 0

Jeitinho Brasileiro (engl. Brazilian sly way) – this expression is often used by Brazilians to describe the way how do they solve problems. Often related to finding the solution, though something is prohibited, considered not possible or expensive. This way is characterized by high level of creativity and improvisation. It is believed that every Brazilian

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The Way He Looks (Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho) – new Brazilian film will fight for Oscar 2015

The Way He Looks (Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho) – new Brazilian film will fight for Oscar 2015

28th September 2014 2225 0

The Way He Looks (Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho, in the original Portuguese), directed by Daniel Ribeiro, was selected by Brazil’s Ministry of Culture to fight for the spot as the best foreign-language movie at the 2015 Oscars, minister Marta Suplicy an…

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Brazilian Football – The opium of the people

Brazilian Football – The opium of the people

12th July 2014 1668 0

Brazil-Germany 1:7. We don’t want to miss this sensation to tell you, how we – as a German-originated project operating in Brazil – feel about it. I wouldn’t lie, if I said, that each and every member of our current GoBrazil-community was supporting Brazil in this match – even our German students. And when the

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When asked to describe their skin color, Brazilians came up with 136 variations

When asked to describe their skin color, Brazilians came up with 136 variations

8th July 2014 3915 0

In a story about racism issues in Brazil published on June 22, The Associated Press failed to give attribution to the source for the English translation of the Portuguese terms used.

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The lack of black faces in the crowds shows Brazil is no true rainbow nation

1st July 2014 1358 0

The World Cup was supposed to show Brazil’s cultural diversity. All it’s really exposed is the country’s deep-rooted prejudicesRemember the Where’s Wally books? They consisted of a series of detailed double-page spread illustrations depicting hundreds …

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Valentine´s Day coming up in Brazil this week

10th June 2014 1604 0

While most countries have already celebrated Valentine’s Day this year, Brazil has been gearing up for it this week (Wednesday, June 12th). Dia dos Namorados in Brazil falls on the day before Saint Anthony’s day (considered to be the marriage saint) and is widely considered the main reason why Valentine’s Day is observed in June

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Brazilian Phrase of the Week: Fique Tranquilo

10th June 2014 2140 0

Fique tranquilo If Brazilians value any single trait, it’s optimism; it’s being able to solve problems. And if the problem can’t be fixed, just relax and forget about it. At the first signs of someone’s stress, a Brazilian often says Fique tranquilo. It has a very calming effect. If the bus takes off just as

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