14 BRAZILIAN HABITS | DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BRAZILIANS AND BRITISH | Ysis Lorenna

[@martinwragg9160]

I lived in Br4azil from 1974 to 1984. The only reason I left was the economic crisis at the time. I cried like a baby on the plane leaving Brazil. Your comments are spot on, well,-presented and well-observed. I wish I was back in a Brazil even now.

[@MrVitorao]

Have you ever been back?

[@yori1005]

calm can take a little longer you will come back ^^

[@BRLeide]

Come back to Brazil

[@Anonymous-gn5tq]

Dont go it's to dangerous

[@arthurtorrecillas2550]

@@Anonymous-gn5tq hahahha Have you ever been in Brazil to talk this?!?!?

[@ParissaKhoury]

Brazilians are the most passionate people in the world

[@EARlobato]

😇

[@morenasilvaoficial]

If someone looks asian, or african etc, tells you "I am a Brazilian" just deal with it! We don't want to explain our genes...we are Brazilians.That's all.

[@hereonlyculturally6334]

I am a girl I love Brazilian people a lot, do not worry about stupid people that cannot understand you, you got an amazing nature, It is the most important, best wishes!!

[@surjitsingh8575]

Hi You live in Brasil now?

[@morenasilvaoficial]

@@surjitsingh8575 Yes I do.

[@surjitsingh8575]

@@morenasilvaoficial Thate nice you know english...wow!!

[@surjitsingh8575]

@@morenasilvaoficial whenever I met any people on social media from Your country ,nobody from them speak english! You lived in any another country??

[@Eric-vv6ov]

My wife is Brazilian, and she has that positive outlook on people like you. Even when someone does something to hurt her, she's not vindictive about it. Her attitude is more of, " God will punish them." As an American, we tend to hate someone who has hurt us very fast. The Brazilians tend to brush it off better, or make some excuse for the person's behavior, especially if it's a member of their family. Don't mess with their family, no matter how wrong they are.

[@rodrigosantarem1]

that's it sir. your're damn right

[@iasminehrich]

You are so right, I know some people here in Brazil that have bad sons but if you bad mouth them, they gonna be mad at you

[@ArtedaZeia]

Not all Brazilians are like this, sometimes we do stupid things, just because we are mad with someone. You have a really good wife.

[@Faithfulperson-o7n]

Brazilians are very positive good people! the best for me!

[@akealahlindsay708]

Your Brazilian wife is ugly as ever 😂

[@cyberoutsider]

Pq estou assistindo uma brasileira falando em inglês sobre os hábitos brasileiros?

[@YsisLorenna]

🤷🏻‍♀️

[@cyberoutsider]

?

[@vitor-ny2qu]

kkkkkkkkkk

[@deltax9174]

Nem pôs LEGENDA...

[@pamelamello7343]

Nao sei. Socorro eu tmb 😂😂😂😂😂

[@キャンマーカス]

I'm an American who is working on a project about Brazil. I'm really impressed with the dental care in Brazil since many people from my state Kentucky doesn't care much about. Really love the berimbau and a big fan of a band called Sepultura. I find it very intriguing that Brazil is really social and care much about hygenine. Here we do like our personal space and not many people ever approach me unless I were to make the first move. Anyways, I hope I can learn much more about your wonderful culture!

[@ricardocima]

I bet "Roots" is your favourite album.

[@gc2528]

That's great. Here in Brazil we dont really have a big metal culture, but Sepultura represents us a lot. It's great that people from other places appreciates It too

[@fernandofantasy]

Brazillian and dental care in the same sentence?🙄🙄🙄

[@carloscarneiro7226]

@@fernandofantasy Pra você ver como o negócio tá feio fora do Brasil nesse ponto.

[@Edgar2023ES]

I love Sepultura, mainly the last album. Guardians of Earth is amazing. Do you know Legião Urbana? I think you would need to try it!

[@craigdicker9788]

This is amazing footage. My girlfriend is Brazilian and she has changed my whole life, and everything you touch on is her. Thankyou so much for this

[@abcxyz-cx4mr]

Craig Dicker Are you British?

[@BHNative]

This comment is so cute!

[@malumello17]

How are you guys? Do you still together?

[@alejandrakapirotka7326]

I'm Polish and my Husband is Brazilian (SP) and most of the habits what you said are sooooo true :D specialy with hugging kissing and expressions. I've never been hugged so much in my life and that's makes me so happy woman ;) cuz I love that. Polish people also showing lots emotions but not that much.. but we always love to be expressed in some point ;) .. And yes.. positivity - that what most of people around me should learn about it .. Cristian ( that's his name) brought to my life a lot of happiness, changes for better.. gave me more positive energy that I don't feel much more depressed now..and lots of fun. I don't know if you agree, but he told me once that Brazilian people like to make fun from themselves...lot's of memes, jokes, that they just laugh a lot ...thats amazing :D having a nice distance for themselves and others.. Polish people are little bit same but we always laugh from our weaknesses, you know xD Hope you have a great time ! Greetings from Bham ;)

[@isabel-bh3mw]

Alexandra Spadło yes he’s right, we do make memes and jokes about ourselves and our problems, because life gets easy if you take it as a funny “joke” hahaha

[@MohsinRaza-ks2wh]

Alexandra Spadło [phone] watsup

[@arin7008]

♡ congrats for you ♡ be healt and smile girl ♡♡♡

[@franciscotrindade876]

That's it. We definitely make a lot of jokes about basicaly everything.

[@alejandrakapirotka7326]

@@franciscotrindade876 and i love that xD brazilians memes are so funny xD also I started to watch a little bit of Thiago Ventura stand-ups ( i can understand mostly Portuguese, but is still have a problem to speak by myself ) ;)

[@johntorres3223]

Perfect accent. I could not tell that you're brazilian!!!

[@YsisLorenna]

Thank you, John! x

[@silkbuttons]

Very overaffected fake British accent. Strange

[@ropytube]

silkbuttons rude

[@The_Big_Dawg]

silkbuttons - her accent is the UK version of the American “valley girl” accent.

[@tonybigbananas]

MrDenizen it’s a southern welsh accent

[@mariliaaugusto2012]

Gostei. Sou moçambicana e por influência das Novelas brasileiras em Moçambique o estilos de vida é muito brasileiro. Resido na África do Sul que é ex colónia Britânica e tem estilo de vida britânico. Só, Everything you explained is exactly what I tell my fellow colleagues. Thanks

[@luanlopes9415]

Ah mais vcs agora tao matando o português e adotando o inglês, bem só acho que vocês vão acabar perdendo essa influencia brasileira e se americanizando de vez😅😂

[@danielrodriguessantos7846]

@@luanlopes9415 isso acontecerá com o Brasil tbem, logo logo

[@JulioCesar-nd5ur]

@@danielrodriguessantos7846 eu acho q a cultura do brasil ta mundando por influencia tb

[@delisgomes762]

Congratulações do litoral do Nordeste do Brasil....

[@mhouromahumahumahu5500]

@@luanlopes9415 A pessoa vive nos EUA ou na África do Sul? Para "americanizar-se"...

[@patricklo1514]

As a native-born Chinese, I would like to answer your question about what Chinese would do in their daily life. 1.Chinese don't have too much touchy feeling,parents seldom show their love when they are speaking to children,but their would express their love in their actions. 2.Chinese may use cultury like chopsticks when they are having meals,but we don't use any cultury when we have fast food,we would wear plastic gloves when we having chicken legs and wings to prevent cooking oils from such things. 3.Chinese would not take mutiple shower except in summer,if you live in the southern China,you will take two showers a day because it is very uncomfortable to stand the high temperature, but in the northern China,seldom people would take multiple showers a day. 4.Chinese people are always musclinity especially the man, most of them tend to rule and control their wifes when they are married,but I am really hate such a custom although I am a man too, I think this "traditional"suctom should be removed in the future. 5.Chinese man are always dress casually in the public, they don't care so much about their appearance,but girls would care much about what they look like when they are out of door,they would make up for an hour or more and make most of man feel impatient. 6.Chinese people don't eat too much fast food as our staple food,we tend to have meals like rices and many dishes on the table,but now most of the young people like fast food as their snacks,I am afraid that they would become fatter in the future. 7.Chinese don't have much coffee a day, but we have so much tea as our drinks,we would drink tea before we have meals,we would drink tea when we chat with our families,tea is our favorite drink and many Chinese tend to drink much tea in their daily life. 8.Chinese always study in a university far away from home,but we would live in a dormitory like borading school in western countries.We are not allowed to rent houses outside because school forced us to live in the dorm,that 's so different from western countries because most of the student there are living in an independent apartment. 9.Chinese would not focus on your nationality because most of us are from one country, but they would ask you which province are you come from,they would listen to your accent to distinguish if you are the local person.I have been discriminated by other province people when I went tourism because I can't speak the accent like them. 10.Chinese are not a positive nationality,we always feel negative when we see something bad happen on us,we are not a rich country,we still have so many people live in poverty especially in the rural area.Many people are always worried about whether they can having a meal and living in a stable place tomorrow,so we have a habit to stock anything like money,paper,salt and so on.I love this habit because it can save many thins when we are needed. Sorry for my poor English,Thank you for your patient to read such a long comment.

[@moniqueuu8777]

Patrick Lo May I ask what do Chinese think about African Anericans. I've deen videos but I would like to ask you(truthfully).

[@joaomorais5862]

that was interesting mate

I love Chinese. Love from Brazil

[@hesh2892]

@@moniqueuu8777 chinese dont like dark skin. And they associate with stereotypes. But chinese who have lived overseas are much more open. If you speak chinese , it makes a huge difference bcs chinese accept you easily

[@vivellaz]

I am from Italian parents but born in Cape Town, South Africa where I live - and because I look different to locals I am also constantly asked about my nationality. We Italians are also very similar in some things you mentioned regarding Brazilians. I really enjoyed this video, it was so interesting, thanks!

[@rodrigosantarem1]

I believe Italian and brazilian culture and habits are very similar

[@Kristoferwitha_k]

Totally off topic but is it true the white people in South Africa are getting attacked and kicked off their properties and rascism is bad against white people from the black population?

[@Drible_curto]

Kristofer Milhauser where did u hear that? Quite the opposite

[@Kristoferwitha_k]

@@Drible_curto I heard from the BBC reports.

[@matheuslanerre2895]

Vivella Brazil had the biggest amount of Italians coming here hundreds of years ago. That can explain the similarities.

[@andreacooks59]

I just had a long conversation with a woman who happens to be Brazilian; she's helping me learn the language. I was told she had an amazing personality. During our conversation she was very warm and supportive. Now I see its not a coincidence, I'm encouraged to learn more. Thank you for your channel!

[@JackieHopkins95]

I’m Welsh (though I live in Brazil) and even before I read the description I was like wow this girl has a welsh accent. Your English is absolutely amazing and being able to pick up a welsh accent is incredible!! 😵😵 Parabéns/ llongyfarchiadau ❤️

[@chrisjones3901]

Ah I noticed this

[@alinacrisan5551]

I am romanian but I like hugs and I use to hug my friends when I meet them...Thank you very much for everything you do....you are great

[@texaslakebrokertt9639]

Good job 👏 in describing Brazilians to outsiders !! Especially when you said about being asked where you from and we all say we are Brazilians no matter what our ancestry is , this makes our Brazil great in racial harmony ,,, colorless !! Bravos !! Obrigado!

[@GrowWithInfo-1028]

I went to Para Belem in 1978, I spent a week there, upon leaving I cried at the airport, I have never met such friendly people , and I told my friends about my experience, 25 years after I read in the newspaper that the friendliest people in the world are Brazilians. God willing, I intend to visit São Paulo Brazil in January of next year with my wife , I am contemplating retiring in Brazil. I always say that all the countries in the world are beautiful, it’s people who makes the difference.

[@SmellyCat-j7n]

Are you here now? :)

[@MrDavidznuff]

I've just learned a new word: serviettes = napkins. Great

[@alexchoy8800]

I’m going to Brasil for Christmas and I’m definitely going to use these when I’m there. Thank you! ❤️

[@R.DOLIVER]

Pelé és mejor que maradona, meu truta.

[@brianwagner7357]

I love the closeness, thats very sweet to me that brazillians are so touchy. Im American but im a very touchy person and i love to be close to people. Even just woth my friends i like to sit shoulder to shoulder or even wrap our arms around one another casually.

[@marlonelias]

I from the Philippines and it's funny that I can relate to Brazilian and British culture. I can see some similarities.

[@kerubelalmi7267]

I love Brazil & Brazilians, ♥️🇧🇷 I’ll visit before I die

[@leahpintol]

This is so interesting! I know very little about Brazilian culture, living in America. My husband was born in Bosnia so it's really cool to hear about how different people from different places behave.

[@YsisLorenna]

+Pintol3 Hi, thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@cerinebouber2161]

Omg yeahhh I have been in Rio for 2 weeks now and I can already say that I LOVE the men here. Not only are they super sporty and fit, I love it so much that they are a bit more emotional and show more empathy. Aww and the way they are so happy and enjoy life just makes me soooo happy too!!

[@Anderson_Anderas]

5:00, essa parte é meramente higiene. Se me perguntassem isso eu iria que é pra não feder. Vi um vídeo uma Croata que mora no Brasil há uns anos e ela falou meio sem jeito que quando vai pra Europa sente um mal cheiro a mais do que no Brasil. Não tem muito a ver com questão de clima, pq tem vários países quentes onde as pessoas tomam bem menos banhos. Brasileiro é o povo que mais toma banho do mundo, depois vêm os colombianos.

[@nolnol815]

I'm American and live in the northeastern interior of the hot, dry, desert-like sertão (the outback or backlands) in a very small, impoverished town in Alagoas, surrounded by the unique cowboy-and-cattle culture. I also used to live deep in the Amazon jungle on the Rio Negro in Barcelos. Similar to the sertão, the "ribeirinho" culture of the river people is also entirely unique to their area and development. Nevertheless, much of what you said in the video holds true even in these widely different cultures. I love Brazil and its vastly distinct cultures, cuisines, music, and habits. If I didn't I would not have moved here to live out my life. Nevertheless, I don’t tolerate the gross lack of punctuality whenever I am in control of a meeting or appointment. My friends and associates know this about me and must deal with it. In general, I find Brazilians kind, generous, affectionate fun loving people. I am late middle-aged and alone, so my Brazilian friends, of whom I have many in four states, are my family and care for me greatly. The list of positive attributes is long and varied. My two big objections besides the gross lack of punctuality are the loud volume that many Brazilians use in public, and their mendacity, their deception or falsehood or divergence from absolute truth in order to avoid offending you or loosing you as a customer or client. It is infuriating, a waste of time, and serves no decent purpose. BUT they adamantly believe mendacity to save another's feelings is not a bad trait. They don't comprehend why I am so at odds with this ingrained part of their culture.

[@jullamsa]

I am a Belarusian while my boyfriend is a Brazilian. To begin with, I am not a "typical" representative of my nation. I have always felt different from most of the people 🤔 However, there are clearly some cultural differences that my eye caught. The biggest one would be my bf's positive approach to things in life. As a Belarusian, I tend to look at the negative side of things mostly. Since the 2020's elections this tendency worsened. Thanks to my bf, I am changing, and, consequently, it affects my emotional state greatly.

[@alexandrafisher3614]

Yes!!! YES!!!!!! I love my showers, love saying hello and good bye, love it all! Great video!

[@Akartavor]

Am American and married to a Brazilian woman from Rio. Most of this describes her perfectly. Thankfully she's punctual...now.

[@SirPigeonTheKnight]

This was very helpful, thanks! Here are what I think would be New Zealand's answers if anyone is interested :) : 1. New Zealanders aren't touchy feely, we like quite a bit of space when we talk. When we have lunch at work, it's very normal to eat by yourself, and not even talk to your colleagues even if they are sitting in the same lunch room! We like each other, we just like to have our time alone too. I suppose, the lunch break is your chance to be by yourself :') . We don't hug or kiss our partners very much in public. In fact, kissing your partner in public would probably be quire unusual. We would probably sit opposite someone at a restaurant because we like to be able to see them easily when we talk. Plus if you are eating, do you really want to be that close, if someone can see food in your teeth etc :') 2. We use our hands for takeaways. Latin Americans are very hygienic, we are more lazy :') We don't use serviettes either. 3. We have a shower once a day. We only brush our teeth two times a day. Again, Latin Americans are much more hygienic! 4. At a party, we just say one hello to the group, with a wave. If it was a small group, say 2 people, you might hug them. Hugging isn't that common though, for example, you might only hug a friend or colleague if you hadn't seen them for quite a long time (eg a few months). 5. Older people still believe in gender roles to some extent. For example, its assumed that the women will make the salads for a party, and the man will do the barbecue. But many younger people reject gender stereotypes. 6. We are quite lazy in terms of appearance, compared to most of Latin america and Australia for example, we use less make up and spend less time on our hair. :') 7. In the cities, yes we have fast food, because we have food from all over the world due to immigrants. For example, Indian food, Chinese, Japanese, Thai etc. Our rural towns are very, very small, with perhaps only 2 or so shops, so they won't eat much takeaways - if anything maybe burgers, fish and chips or Chinese. 8. We drink a lot of coffee!! In particular, cappuccinos and flat whites. We are quite fussy about our coffee! We get frustrated overseas with the coffee that is available :') 9. We normally move out of home for university. We live in halls or in a flat with friends. 10. We unfortunately focus a lot on career accomplishments in life, not happiness. I think this is one of the things that causes high rates of mental health problems as people pressure themselves too much and expect too much in life. Nothing is ever good enough, you are always thinking about the future, not enjoying the moment. 11. We are quite punctual. If you arrive 10 minutes late for an event, you would apologise. 12. We're moderately emotive. Not as much as US Americans or Latin Americans. 13. I think we would be happy with the answer, "British" when someone had a non traditional look for a British person. But for other places where diversity is less common, we might want to know about the persons ethnicity. In New Zealand, if someone asks you where you are from, it is to show interest in you. Some people do believe however that this question should be avoided, or done very carefully, so as to not cause offence. This is because we have a lot of diversity in New Zealand, and there are many people of different ethnicities who are all still New Zealanders. I would be very careful about asking someone their ethnicity because I wouldn't want them to think I was implying they weren't just as much a New Zealander than me.

[@WisdomQuest-v4h]

Great video and very detailed too! Love to Brazil from the UK ❤️🇧🇷

[@ludmilacarmo]

Vivendo fora, absorvo aquilo que acho que é bom. Não vou criar minha filha falando apenas inglês se ela tem oportunidade de ser realmente bilingue. Não quero ela comendo fast food e comida congelada porque a cultura do lugar é comer empanados, pies ou fast food. Gostei da parte da sua mãe. Sábia mãe!! Heheh

[@moniqueuu8777]

I am a North American here in brazil and Brazilians are some of the, if not, the nicest, sweetest, most inviting, cleanest, positive peolple I have met. Besides eating pizza with a fork and knife plus ketchup, mustard and mayo, having to ask for ketchup with my fries and eating hand food with a napkin, it's lovely here.

[@HerHighnesss88]

I love Brazilian culture😍 -As an Arab we kiss 3 times when we say hello and goodbyes😂 -we live with our parents until we get married, sometimes even after! -men from my side of the world and don't use any products on their hair actually they tend to cover thier heads with traditional "ghutra" or sometimes a cap

[@YsisLorenna]

That's very interesting! 😊

[@niel022]

You’re not welcome over here! Stay in the desert!

[@luanlopes9415]

But you arabs kiss inter men what could be "gay" in Brazil, kiss chess by chess in Brazil is just inter two ladies or a man and a lady...

[@Macedonia-ug3xb]

@@niel022 omg im Brazilian but u are very rude

[@Anonymous-gn5tq]

Is that culture in egypt/africa

[@psosa74]

Great explanation, right on! I used to live in Brazil on the late 80s for 3 years. It was awesome! I miss it.

[@jussararesende4288]

I would like to hear more about the way Brazilians raise their children as opposed of North Americans for instance.. :) I am Brazilian married to a Canadian and we have a lot of culture shock when it comes down to raising our children :) Thank you! Oh, BTW.. i love this video, very informative and accurate.

[@devanandshubhamvlog]

You are Looking beautiful 😀😀😀🙏🇮🇳

[@RoddieSimmons]

My wife is Brazilian and when we were married 23 years ago in MD., she came back to Brazil 5 months after our daughter was born and made sure she spoke Portuguese as her first language. We speak English when we are together, but they speak Portuguese when its just the two of them.

[@Kate-rb6wb]

Im British but i do most of the brazilian things

[@diahutari1259]

I am indonesian,I still improve my English,thanks for your videos, really helpful

[@harshrabadiya5233]

I am finding English speaking partner to improve my English communication skills better so if you can then connects with me

[@harshrabadiya5233]

I am from India

[@shelbysuntrup9535]

Great video, all very true from my experience of Brazilian life, my mom was brazillian.

[@suramakking]

Ysis I love your video. I am also Brazilian, living in Ghana West Africa for almost 20 years. I love to see a video like this in English so we can share more about our culture to a wider world. You were brilliant. I lived in the UK before so I am so please with your video. Obrigada!!!

[@PurpleSpiderwebs]

My girlfriend is Brazillian but she lives in Liverpool. I definitely see a lot of this in her

[@kelkeller2328]

Wonderful video!! I'm American and I prefer Brasil for all the reasons you explained, e muito mais!!!

[@oldsoul6696]

Whoa!!! Brazillians and Pakistanis are very very similar. From the beginning till the end I felt like you are talking about Pakistani People. I love the way Brizillians are. They have much less but they are happy panglosses just like us! 🇵🇰 We also reply with : I am from Pakistan. I am Pakistani.

[@funulimited9183]

You're very beautiful, i have been to sao paulo,i love Brazilian ppl, thy are very kind and open hearted

[@amitabhrai2403]

I am an Indian. I am in love with a Brazilian

[@rtedcr]

Hello Ysis I'm Brazilian and I'm very proud. Also we do this 14 things because we are very friendly Brazilian people.

[@nikhilm2784]

Hi Lorenna, Thanks for making videos and helping us learn more things on the culture, life style, habits, ethnicity and many more of the inhabitants of the people... I am from India. I belong to a state called Karnataka which is located towards the south of India... My home district is Coorg, which is basically called Scotland of India as it's a hill station. The main crop we grow here is coffee. The culture adapted is very unique @ my hometown.

[@arin7008]

i'm taking a shower 3/4 everyday, its so good, i feel clean ♡

[@vivia8359]

Meus Deus, cai no vídeo de paraquedas por indicação do KZbin e eu NUNCA falaria que você é brasileira! Nunca que você tem aquele sotaque brasileiro! Vou procurar mais vídeos no seu canal pra ver se você conta como aprendeu inglês. Beijos da Escócia 😘

[@dcrikki7367]

Hello Lorenna! I just discovered your channel and loved this video. I’m from Latin America living in the US but did live in Brazil for a year and have always wanted to visit the UK. You’re reminding me so much of what I loved and remember about Brazil and also sharing some insights into British people and culture. Towards the end of this video, you did a quick little laugh, just the one “Heee” that reminded me A LOT of Ana Luisa. She was the program administrator for my study abroad year in São Paulo and like another Mom for me while I was down there. Muito obrigado!

[@lfasciotti]

Hi Ysis, I’m writing to say that I like your videos and to introduce myself. Congrats for you job! Please carry on!. I’m Brazilian as well and I’ve been living in the UK since February with my family, so we are learning a lot, it is a challenge but we are very happy here. My wife doesn’t speak very well, but you are helping her! I’m learning English too... to be honest my English is a rubbish. We have twins 3 years old and they are learning English so fast what is absolutely amazing for us. Well... see you around. Cheers, Leonardo

[@matthearne4849]

Wonderful description, and you have a wonderful outlook on life. God Bless.

[@lovelysinceborn_5097]

This video make me confuse about my nationality. Cuz, I do all Brazilian thing 😂😂😂😂 I'm from other side country (Malaysia)

[@Anonymous-gn5tq]

Is that in china?

[@fauwazmoiz3694]

🇲🇾💯💯

[@crisjust35]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hereonlyculturally6334]

I empathize a lot with Brazilians I love Brazilian people a lot, I adore their mentality so friendly and positive, that's why I would like to have a Brazilian boy forever If he ever wants me, I am half Italian half germanic but I prefer Italy, and I prefer Brazil to Italy and Brazilians for me are much better than Italians, at the moment I am not able to forget a Brazilian guy,I am very sentimental and faithful, I am suffering as after a misunderstanding he does not want to know about me anymore I think I will love only him for the rest of my life, in case I can go over this, I hope a Brazilian guy wants me, in the meantime I hope to find some Brazilian good friends to share our culture, thanks much if you can, bets wishes!!.

[@tasneemgondan9779]

I want U dear

[@atvique]

i hope you can find a nice brazillian guy :)

[@tartaruginha_12.3-]

i grew in brazil and now i live in england this was so fun to watch!!

[@larissadelgado1969]

As a Brazilian who was born in Brazil, grew up in America, but with most of my family in Brazil I feel you girl

[@poesiaearte49]

Hambúrguer com garfo e faca não é comum!

[@YsisLorenna]

+Marjory Tavares Conheço tanta gente que come Hambúrguer de garfo e faca, Marjory! 😊

[@wesleyamorimaraujo5839]

Eu como haha

[@thamiv]

É bastante comum sim.

[@rodrizo1]

muitas hamburguerias entregam garfos e facas junto com o prato...

[@raphaelmonteiro5061]

Pelo menos em São Paulo é de longe a coisa mais comum. Estamos falando de hamburguerias (restaurantes gourmets), agora se formos ao interior de São Paulo e comermos em trailers, com certeza comeremos na mão.

[@BlessedOne-jp1cy]

I find Brazilians to be very friendly thanks for this!

[@haroonmarikar]

Nice video . Obrigado. Eu gosto muito this :) In my language app when i spoke to people from brasil the level of excitement was out of this world . I sang an old portuguese song ( i am learning for 2 months portuguese ) and i felt like a rockstar hearing the excitement from other side . In india generally we say nice or very good etc . I also spoke to other people from brasil and most of them are positive and can feel the enthusiasm even though we talk on phone . The language is so musical . Best wishes . new subscriber here . Obrigado

[@davemiller5685]

This is a relief to know about the cutlery. I am American but I think I was Brazilian in a past life, because I cannot bring myself to eat with my hands. I ask for knife and fork even for sandwiches or fast food. I simply do not want food smells and oils on my hands. I am down with the Brazilians.

[@hemersonbrenner]

I'm Brazilian but the first time I've watched one of your videos i thought you were Indian haha and btw i could relate so much to the video it's crazy to see your habits being talked and it gets crazier to see how similiar we are(I'm from northeast), but i like the Brazilians way :)

[@tasneemgondan9779]

Hi I like brazilan girl

[@CarolinaKley]

Brazilian parents have such a bigger role in their children's lives than their American or European counterparts! It drives me insane! You are supposed to call your mother everyday, to visit her every Sunday, to tell her everything. I guess I was just raised on too much American television and never quite adapted to that lol Also my whole family finds it absolutely weird that I moved out at age 22 while still single. My cousins are 30-something and still live with their parents, and their mothers have such control over their lives.

[@Anderson_Anderas]

Qual o problema disso! Pra mim é só uma questão cultural, são apenas mais próximos. As vezes pode atrapalhar um pouco, mas tem o lado positivo. Se não tem pra vc. Só lamento. No Brasil as coisas não são como na Europa que dá pra sair de casa cedo, consegue um emprego que ganha o suficiente pra morar num lugar tranquilo. No brasil tem que estudar, ralar muito muito pra conseguir morar num lugar mais tranquilo, pra ter melhores condições de cuidar dos filhos. Deu pra ver que vc é fora da caixa mesmo, mas não do lado positivo. Não toma banho e irrita com besteira. Lamento mais uma vez.

[@Anderson_Anderas]

Animação 3000 - A mina vem toda cheia de antipatia aí falando de coisa boba sem refletir direito sobre as coisas, tive que falar mesmo.

[@Anderson_Anderas]

Concordo plenamente! Estresse de momento. Mas na boa, não fui tão agressivo assim não, né?

[@Anderson_Anderas]

Sim, deu pra perceber que ela não entende mesmo.

[@Rogerioapsandrade]

Brazilians always try to keep very close to their families, even after married. Family is an important thing in Brazilian society and when someone get married, it´s more like two families getting together than a simply a new family coming to existence. Of course when kids get older, families tend to distance from each other as the new family grows. As for living with their parents until their 30´s.. that´s actually an economic problem. Housing is very, very, very expensive in Brazil and it´s just cheaper to keep living with your family until you get married and get someone to share the bills. Living alone is no easy task due to the low income this country has. It´s pratically impossible to get a job that pays enough for someone to live alone before finishing college and getting some years of profesional experience.

[@karolina2406]

I love this. So insightful and great perspectives to reflect on how we were brought up, social norms and how we want to choose to live ❤

[@harryford1919]

I'm a long distance relationship with a Brazilian girl and I noticed the majority of these when I visited her in Porto Alegre. The first time I watched her eat pizza with a knife and fork, I was pretty horrified. The only one of those I definitely didn't experience was the fruit and veg - I eat tons of vegetables, whereas my girlfriend's family seemed to JUST. EAT. MEAT. Every meal had so much meat and rice, and they ate dinner at like 9pm. Could not get used to it no matter how much I tried.

[@quackgarage9551]

I was annoyed about the knife and fork on the pizza too, but once you see all the different flavors they have (and the fact that they usually eat it rodizio style) it makes so much more sense to use a knife and fork. My favorite one was beef tenderloin with garlic and loads of mozzarella cheese, simply amazing. They do know how to make pizzas in the South and Sao Paulo, their style is as good as the ones we see in NY and even Italy. And well, that's Porto Alegre and Rio Grande do Sul for you. My father was born there and along with Uruguay and Argentina, Rio Grande do Sul has one of the best (if not the best) beef in the world and a HUGE bbq and meat culture that goes as far as the early 1800's. In fact, Rio Grande do Sul was an independent country for 10 years and beef tax was the main reason that led to the secession war with the Empire of Brazil back then. They eat the best Hereford and Angus beef that you can imagine on a daily basis and since they have a huge meat culture, almost everything sums up to beef, that's why they even put tenderloin on their pizza ;)

She eats meet like that cuz she from south

[@RoddieSimmons]

I live in a small village in Northeastern Brazil. The closest Fast Food place is 6 hours away. There just are not that many and everything is sold together. You have to buy Burgers, Fries and Soda together, you cant buy them separate.

[@MarcosSantos7]

Really nice video! As a Brazilian too, I already was aware of some points, but some others are completely new to me. I never thought about how we tend to use cutlery to eat stuff that could be treated as fingerfood or simply holded by our own hands in other countries. I could add the habit of Brazilians usually spent more money on superflual things and usually don’t save money for the future, as a not so good habit. Maybe this have some relation to the perspective of simply be happy instead of planning on achieving more goals in life.

[@englishtoeveryone3631]

Hey..ysis how are you doing?? I really loved your video you are absolutely right about brazilian habits ,I'm from sao paulo and I'm always following your youtube videos ...good job!

[@ariellu6364]

I have been to Brazil recently, met there my beautiful Brazilian girl. I am Israeli and find much in common with her beautiful personality ❤

[@rafaelrp07]

I'm brazilian and here where I live, I never saw anyone using knife and fork for a burger. And people will laugh if someone does that. But for pizzas, this is real, we use them. What she said about couple behaviours is true. Actually, brazilian portuguese does not have a word for PDA (this doesn't exist here! hahahaha). It's an expression I learned in my english course. We do shower more than once. Me, for example, one when I wake up (before breakfast) and the other about 7-8 p.m before dinner. Sometimes we also takes 3 showers a day. That's beacause, you know... sometimes temperature get 30°C-40°C all day long and you're always sweaty.

[@gracie_lifeisgood5904]

I'm brazilian too and I looooved your video:) Everything a 100% true👍 Obrigada!🤗

[@renatospandri4486]

Excelent! I am brazilian and I agree with all you said. Everything you said fits well to me.

[@AndreFerreira-ck6tq]

Meu Deeeeeus, recebo essa capacidade de falar fluente tão lindamente!

[@Anak-ie2pn]

Ahahaha né, adorei a fluência dela. Deus tua filha tá pronta!

[@jnwest8585]

I am a Cuban-American. I immigrated to the U.K. 10 years ago. Cubans and Brazilians have so much in common. I’ve seen these “Anglo” vs Latin American differences in the USA and U.K.

[@ricardocima]

I agree. I think cubans are the closest to us brazilians.

[@adriano-moraes]

Muito bem, adorei seu vídeo. Bem pensando e ótima descrição dos nossas hábitos e preferências. Parabéns!

[@mishapurser7542]

I'm from the UK. I love hugs and cuddling with my partner ^V^ I prefer to eat with chopsticks or a knife and fork and I love hot showers. I am rather socially and emotionally reserved though whilst at the same time I can be quite silly or have a passionate conversation xp. I'm vegan and I love fruit and veg as well. I like being punctual though. I love seeing and feeling wonder, beauty, and positivity, that makes me happy. Thanks for a lovely video! ^V^

[@Nobrebeauty]

Concordo com tudo! Às vezes falam que eu não sou brasileira (ou que não quero ser 😒) por ser bem diferente, mas não é minha culpa, ou que não amo meu país, é o que sou! Sou extremamente pontual, não sou muito carente de companhia (acho que você esqueceu dessa, brasileiro em geral necessita de companhia!), dentre outras. Em contrapartida sou extremamente positiva e meu foco também é ser feliz! Rs mas acredito que isso não seja ruim! Gostei demais do vídeo! Abraços

[@danielpacheco4821]

Hola

[@rugalamaral]

O brasileiro realmente é assim, tipo "nem dinheiro nem nada nessa vida tem mais valor que as pessoas que amamos". Não se importe com o que as pessoas pensem sobre você, aqui a diversidade de pessoas e personalidade é grande, você nasceu pra ser feliz, seja do seu jeito.

[@topnotchtn4538]

Why are Brazilians so hung up on having the perfect English accent?

[@Oldp1e]

It is because we think that brazilian accent sounds a bit ugly, well at least i do, but i love to try all kinds of accent from both british and american english, its kinda cool!

[@Anonymous-gn5tq]

We are not hung up. Dont say stupid rude things

[@jeudyguitar6277]

yeah

[@sidneiricardoroquedacosta8149]

many brazilians think that their country sucks and that the USA and other english speaking countries are better.

[@danniemoore97]

Canadians are too

[@MrEdu-cj2vl]

uau! vc é formada em jornalismo ou comunicação, já foi repórter ou alguma coisa assim? sua técnica de apresentação, seu sotaque praticamente perfeito, o topic delivery e o ritmo (pace), é impressionante! eu raramente comento no KZbin, mas me senti obrigado a ter dar uma nota 10! parabéns!

[@YsisLorenna]

Obrigada, Eduardo. Não, sou formada em Direito. Que bom que gostou e obrigada por deixar um comentário! :)

[@blablablaj]

i love the quirke detail that you put profession related example pictures in this, so funny !

[@TheMrstefaany]

I'm Brazilian and my boyfriend is Irish... He does not understand how I can eat rice, mash and sometimes pasta all together 🤣 Also, he says I don't need two showers a day considering that Ireland is a really cold country generally speaking! Love the video ❤

[@EclecticAlu]

It takes ages to say hello and good bye here in Argentina as well, haha! Only with one kiss per person :D

[@deepaksalame2487]

Eclectic Alu can u teach me Brazil language.

[@installtekzdotcom9777]

I'm from north England and I would never ask someone's ethnicity. I would accept "I'm from Brazil" as a perfectly reasonable answer

[@straycat1674]

I’m not British, I’m American. Ants I fallen for a Brazilian woman. An amazing woman. Start off as just a friend, but I’ve started to develop feelings for her. Doing my best to learn about the Brazilian culture, how Brazilian women view The world and life. What a slight not only to date them but to just know them completely. And of course America is a massive country. There are various American cultures. I’m not talking about the difference between white and Latino or African-American or Asian American. I’m literally talking about New England culture, West Coast culture, New York culture, Texas culture which is actually a little different from the rest of southern culture. And within southern culture of Texas culture you have Creole culture. I mean it could be a little crazy even for us. I’ve come to see that there are a lot of similarities between me and her. Not just culturally in the way we do things, but in the way I’ve grown and Evolved as a man. Of course, even though she’s my friend she does live in Soa Paulo. I’ve known her for years. And the truth is, I’m not attached to any place in the world. I got to go see her.

[@Darkangel-A-c8z]

I was adopted from Thailand by Swedish parents and grew up in Sweden, but I'm very fiery lol.

[@ndlsumr]

Very illuminating and informative. Thank you for posting.

[@YsisLorenna]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@gouthamgonuguntla5267]

Is that really true that it's easy to get Vegetables and fruits in Brazil? Can you please tell me if it is the same in Rio de Janeiro? I'm a vegetarian and traveling to Rio de Janeiro next week. I am looking on youtube and various sites about the food in Rio de Janeiro.

[@luanlopes9415]

So we are a country of base Iberic sooo... we have mediterranian diet that have "much of all": fruits, vegetables, fish, very cow, pig very mass/amid/carbohydrate etc...

[@ricardocima]

Goutham, Rio is the paradise of juices. And Rio has a particularly fitness culture, in fact it's the most fitness-orientated city I've ever been. Maybe California is the same but I don't know. You will be very happy, don't worry.

[@vitrosc]

Quanto ao banho é cultural mesmo, por exemplo eu moro em Florianópolis e aqui é bem mais frio que no resto do pais e mesmo assim a gente toma vários banhos.

[@laudimf]

eu moro em Criciúma, tomo 1 só... as vezes 2

[@marciliovazzoler]

Your accent is perfect. I'm Brazilian and been living in UK for 14 years but my accent isn't like that. When I talk, people often ask if I am Brazilian, or Italian, or something around it. How did you drop your Brazilian accent. Thanks

[@isabellajames9853]

Oi Ysis! Acabei de aprender e tive muitos problemas para traduzir. Sometimes I have to use Translating and learning apps as well. I'd love to have your guidance to learn Portuguese. Please do help. Can you please suggest how to go ahead?? Because I'd love help from a gorgeous lady like you😊

[@awengbol1030]

Isabella James Is this a fan page for her daughter?

[@isabellajames9853]

Aweng mcheal No dear it's my name. I'm a British-Kiwi

[@nathaliamesquita6740]

That last one THO! Unexpected. That's why guys on tinder get offended when I ask where are they from, when I just genuinely wanna know where they were raised. They always thought I was making a regard towards their appearance when I could care less.

[@katarendon8287]

In Colombia we take many showers in a day too💦

[@danielpacheco4821]

Like how many? Lol

[@fengshui6081]

Yeah... i can imagine that...

[@Anonymous-gn5tq]

@@danielpacheco4821 2-3

[@cool_kid103]

2-3!!! I take one every 2 days 😂

[@jessica2803]

Okay, but she is talking about Brazil. Nobody spoke Colombia here q

[@peterbelger2251]

I am dating a Brazilian Women (in Italy) we are both our 50s. So nightclubs and such are not really our cup of tea. I enjoyed the video and it answered some question like why she will not let me do the dishes or laundy... I try to tell her that in the States most couples share these tasks, however sometimes she gets upset. Or even cook and I am not a bad cook.. This spring I am going to Brazil for the first time to meet her family.....Any advise?

[@lisablue9590]

I’m American but I love learning about other cultures and I wanted to ask a fellow native Brazilian, what are the wedding traditions in Brazil ?

[@lisablue9590]

@@j.h.2110 im sorry I don't understand what that means

[@gabibraule2892]

Brazilians only eat pizza with a knife and fork, but not hot dogs or burgers, what Brazil did you live in?

[@YsisLorenna]

Lots of my friends and family do that. We probably have different habits! 😊 x

[@viniciusbueno4226]

I eat pizza with knife/fork when i'm with strangers, job people or in a pizza restaurant... at home with family/friends i eat it using my hands. Other fast foods like buegers or hotdogs aways use my hands...

[@kimberlydutra9882]

Verdade. Só pizza

[@muhlenstedt]

Eu e meus amigos sempre comemos hamburgers com garfo

[@Anak-ie2pn]

Gente, nunca vi ninguém aqui no Brasil comendo hambúrguer com talher, só com guardanapo kkkkk mas não duvido... Brasil é um país grande... e o nojo de sujar as mãos viaja longe por estas terras... leva as pessoas a tomarem medidas extremas... 🤣 forrando a barriga vale tudo, né

[@angelicasilva9097]

I agree with everything she mentioned, because the most Brazillian people is like that. Everyone are very kind and too touchy-feely. We also take a lot of baths just in one day and we're love a good strong coffee. So, all what Ysis's said It's true.

[@gennadiosanastasiadis4969]

So many similarities with Greek people in your description! 🇬🇷 .I'm so glad that I'm leaving the rainy London and flying next motnh to spend 2 weeks in your lovely country for the very the first time :) Feels like home already

[@gizem2872]

Literally everything here is so Turkey i love it

[@YsisLorenna]

Really? That’s interesting!

[@gizem2872]

@@YsisLorenna people actually mistake us for brazilians sometimes i'm starting to think we are related

[@clarim.5949]

I don't fully agree because for what I know Turkey is mostly a muslim country, so many things tend to differ like freedom of speech and sexual liberation. You can correct me If I am wrong but other daily habits like eating with a piece of bread or drinking tea everytime are different aswell.

[@thiago.marcato]

Gostei muito do seu inglês e dicção, achei que os pontos escolhidos foram ótimos e bem trabalhados parabéns.

[@claricemariz6679]

Being punctual make me feel like a robot

[@YsisLorenna]

Really? I do like being punctual 😊

[@Shouvik4074]

@@YsisLorenna 🤣🤣🤣

[@AugustinTomasOBrienCaceres]

How cute your explanations