Great, Tim. Thanks.

Imma answer the video without watching: cuz u r crazy, thats why u moved there 😂 (im brazilian)

Maybe you have this feeling that in a week you will meet people who in your point of view will be friends for life, but I think this is a perspective that mixes things up a bit. It's very easy to talk, hang out with people here in Brasil. we easily talk to anyone and ask to hang out (not particularly my case), but just like anywhere else in the world, you need to know someone very well to consider them a friend.

Vcs falam inglês perfeitamente kkkk

ORKUT was intense in 2006... Face came to BR in 2007.

Amazing story!

I heard it is hard to find an Italian girlfriend, because there are not many women in Italy anymore.

E aí Tim, blz. I’m Puerto Rican. Been traveling to Jundiaí, SP for 4yrs now. Watching you talk barrio fino and Hector Lavoe is pretty cool. I also used tá falado early in my journey. 😅

We are pretty amazing, what can I say😂

I laughed with the "Papaya with Sugar" lol

Porque você e maluco

seu canal em ingles só tem br tb kkkkkkk

É tão bom ver eles falando inglês, parece que uma hora eles vão se olhar no olho e começar a falar português jkkkkk

Portuguese is the holy grail?😂

I'm enjoying this series greatly. I noticed from the comments that you still haven't burst the Brazilian bubble. But keep at it, the US viewers will come soon. If they don't, there are plenty of Brazilians who want to hear your take on life in Brazil and the US.

The Cunnilingus?😂

- Acostumei tanto ouvir esses caras falando em português que ouvir falando em inglês Parece que eles que são brasileiros tentando falar inglês kkk

Gostei mas poderia ter legendas 🥹

Good thing there is KZbin translation to understand what they are saying and it is certainly very gratifying to have two new yorkers taking the name of Brazil to the whole world, telling everyone who speaks english, because of their commitment for years to this It's remarkable.

Por favor, coloca tradução!

Dois grandes amigos do Brasil, que admiramos muito.

Forró universitário somente do Fala mansa porque não é agressiva!Eu me recordo de uma música do Fala mansa na apresentação da Festa da família na creche ...Forró raiz somente no Nordeste.E mesmo assim os mais antigos.A música desses ultimos 20 anos estão uma decadência.O Funk dos Estados Unidos na década de 60 era uma outra realidade.Era um Funk envolvente e bom para dançar e existia sentido assim como no Brasil o Funk dos anos 90.Hoje são palavras de baixo-calão e muita vulgaridade.Para Deus a melodia de uma música diz mais do que as letras.

Amazing. I'll improve my English with videos like this!

To gostando desses seus video em Ingles, Tim. Otimos para treinar meu listening. Obrigado.

Miss Favela, eu fui nesse lugar e sai desapontadissimo. Comida boa realmente tem que ser no BR. Nos EUA voce so come bem se voce cozinhar a sua propria comida, restaurante raros prestam. Eh que nem aquela coisa que falam que nos EUA as pessoas nao tem empregadas. Nem empregadas nem lugares pra comer, ou voce faz a sua ou se contenta com junk food.

Spanish Harlem is not the richest ZIP in the US. I think it's Fisher Island in Miami (eu morei em Miami, bonita mas um pouco cafona e como no resto dos EUA comida não presta Rsrs). In Manhattan it's the Upper East Side. Tim doesn't know a lot about NY.

Vou unir o canal do bonitão Tim. Eu tb morei em Orlando, como ele. Orlando eh chatinha Rsrs, mas nem se compara a Jacksonville, essa eh roça total. Eca, mal vejo a hora de matar a saudade de comida do BR.

great video!

O título em inglês do filme Central do Brasil é "Central Station".

Eu entendo um pouco dessa irritação com os pontos turísticos que os locais têm. Sou do Rio. Atualmente existem "milhões" de vídeos de gringos visitando o Rio aqui no KZbin. Eu gostava de ver... mas chegou a um ponto que ficou bem repetitivo... eles sempre indo nos mesmos lugares. É bem irritante principalmente a parte das praias... não entendo porque alguém vai numa cidade grande, com tanta coisa para fazer (como as coisas culturais e históricas) e fica simplesmente tomando sol na maior parte da viagem. Isso dá para fazer em qualquer lugar com o clima parecido. Até porque praias urbanas cheias de gente não são assim tão legais para quem aprecia a natureza. Deveriam então usar esse monte de gente na praia para socializar ou fazer alguma coisa que tem a ver com conhecer pessoas. O Rio também tem as praias mais selvagens, ainda dentro da cidade para quem gosta da natureza, mas são pouco procuradas por turistas.

Sensational the friendship of you

So let me test my english here, basically what you're saying is that Brazil sucks at soccer now because of your pé frio ?

I love this kind of podcasts ❤

Ox over the embers 😂

Father & Son! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Agora que o povo sabe de voce pelo Brasil os comentários SEMPRE vão estar LOTADOS de BRAZUCAS!! HAHAHAH. Sucesso mermão!

Assista o filme novo de Walter Salles ainda estou aqui, mostra como era na ditadura, as pessoas desaparece do nada.

Não entendi nada ! 🤔🫢Mas valeu tim ! Sei que você , falou coisas boas. 🙏💋❤️🙌

Na verdade, foi o Brasil que escolheu você 🤗

Let me guess before I watch the whole video: BECAUSE OF BOOCETA!!

How funny, I think I might’ve been at that game at Boy na Braza! That place was so fun to watch the games and just have fun.

There are many places in Brazil to visit historical cities: 1) Paraty and Petrópolis (state of Rio de Janeiro) 2) Ouro Preto, Mariana, Congonhas, Tiradentes, São João Del Rey, Diamantina (state of Minas Gerais) 3) Salvador (capital of the state and of Afro-Brazilian culture). Lençóis and Mucugê (near the Chapada Diamantina National Park) (state of Bahia) 4) Olinda (Pernambuco state) 5) In Curitiba, take the tourist train that descends to the mountains and crosses the Atlantic Forest to the small historical city of Morretes (Paraná state). 6) Goiás, Pirenópolis (state of Goiás). Note: There are many waterfalls in the surroundings of Pirenópolis.

There are many places in Brazil for those who like adrenaline and adventure: 1) Fazenda Boa Vista / Rota Aventura (state of Rio Grande do Sul) 2) Paragliding ramp near São José dos Ausentes (state of Rio Grande do Sul). Search on Google Maps for "Antena de transmissão - São José dos Ausentes (MB)" 3) Take the "Serra do Rio do Rastro" route by car or motorcycle - near Bom Jardim da Serra (state of Santa Catarina). 4) Urubici Region (state of Santa Catarina) - Pendulum, zip line, trails, viewpoints, canyons, waterfall, etc. The coldest region of Brazil in winter, sometimes it can even snow a little 5) Balneário Camburiú - Unipraias Park (state of Santa Catarina) 6) K2 Mil Zip Line - the third largest in Latin America, 2 km long. Near Rodeio (state of Santa Catarina) 7) Rafting in the Ibirama region (state of Santa Catarina) 8) Iguaçu Falls - boat trip to the base of the falls (state of Paraná) 9) Trails/climbing on the peaks of Paraná: 10) Bonito (state of Mato Grosso do Sul) - diving and rappelling 11) Iporanga - visiting the caves in the region (Petar caves and Devil's Cave - "Caverna do Diabo") (state of São Paulo) 12) Rafting and other activities in Brotas (state of São Paulo 13) Mega zip line in Pedra Branca, the largest in Latin America - just over 2 km long (São Paulo state) 14) Hang-gliding and paragliding in Rio de Janeiro 15) Hiking/climbing Pedra da Gávea - Rio de Janeiro/RJ 16) Saquarema - Brazilian surfing capital 17) Arraial do Cabo - diving (state of Rio de Janeiro) 18) Pancas (Espírito Santo state) - the largest zipline circuit in Latin America 19) Tiradentes (historic city) - Off-road tours in the surrounding area: 20) Paragliding ramp "Vale do Paranã", near Formosa (state of Goiás): 21) Explore Terra Ronca State Park, the largest cave complex in South America. Near São Domingos (Goiás state) 22) Caravelas (state of Bahia) - hire a travel agency for a boat trip to the Abrolhos Archipelago - diving. The archipelago can be visited throughout the year, but between December and April the waters are warmer and offer greater visibility, which makes it the best time to go diving. However, the best time to see whales is between July and October. 23) Itatim - Brazilian climbing paradise (state of Bahia) 24) Genipabu Dunes, near Natal (state of Rio Grande do Norte) - extreme buggy ride through the dunes.

Brazil is so big that if you travel through several regions that are far from each other, you may have the feeling that you have traveled to another country. The northern and west of the country has more influence from indigenous peoples, in the northeast region there is more influence from African descendants and in the states of the southern region (Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul) it has more influence from European descendants, in addition, the northern half is less developed and all this reflects in the behavior of Brazilians in each region. There is a lot of cultural difference between the regions of Brazil due to many different peoples and cultures interacting and influencing each other. In Brazil there is tourism for all tastes: quiet places and hectic places, modern cities and ancient/historical cities, civilized places and wild places, places where people cover up more and places where people wear little clothing, warmer places and places cooler, etc. In short: Brazil is like a supermarket with several shelves with various products from various brands and at different prices, so there are options for all tastes and budgets. Just do your research and you will find something you like and can afford. You can find everything from high-end resorts and hotels to simple inns and hostels and from high-end restaurants to self-service restaurants that charge by the kilo and snack bars. Everyone makes their own choices according to what they are willing to pay. Note: in general, Brazilians don’t speak English. You can find some who speak English in the tourist spots most visited by foreigners and also in big cities, therefore, in order to communicate, many foreign tourists are using Google Translate on their cell phones and showing them to Brazilians. Brazilians usually like to help and tend to pay attention to foreigners when they ask for help and they tend to respond with patience. . Visiting the beaches of Brazil is more expensive from December to March due to the long school holidays and summer season (all over Brazil). From April onwards it's much cheaper. From May onwards it starts to cool down in southern Brazil - from Rio de Janeiro towards southern Brazil. From Rio de Janeiro towards the north of Brazil there is practically no cold season. . Winter in Brazil occurs mainly in July and August, the coldest month is usually July and at this time Brazilians from the southern half of Brazil travel more to the mountains such as: Monte Verde (state of Minas Gerais) Ouro Preto/MG (historical city) Campos do Jordão (state of São Paulo) - known as the "Brazilian Switzerland" is the city with the highest altitude in Brazil - 1,639 m. Urubici and Bom Jardim da Serra (state of Santa Catarina) - The coldest region of Brazil in winter, sometimes it can even snow a little. Cambará do Sul (state of Rio Grande do Sul) - to visit the canyons of the region. Gramado/Canela/ Nova Petrópolis (state of Rio Grande do Sul) - to visit the cities of German culture Bento Gonçalves/RS and its wineries - to visit the region of Italian culture. Petrópolis/RJ (historical city) and Teresópolis/RJ Therefore, in the winter season these cities in the mountain regions are more expensive and the beaches in the south of Brazil are practically empty.

I didn´t know you spoke english, man,... hahhaah

Speaking Portuguese or not, will always be a gringo in Brazil.

Damn, bruh, so after all this, the whole story u just explained: learning Portuguese, to eventually visiting Brazil, to being heavily immersed in Brazilian culture, making lifelong Brazilian friends, etc., & after all that . . . U AIN'T EVEN MARRIED TO A BRAZILIAN?!?! BRUH! 😆😅

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I am in Brasil now ! My husband lives here and I’m going to buy a vacation home and retirement home here but as far as living here full time now there’s no way ! There’s no opportunity here even for the residents of Brasil !

Pô, interessante saber que você também estudou na UMD. Go Terps!