Big Brother Brazil (BBB)

In BBB 8, Marcelo was considered the villain because he had many arguments inside the house. The worst argument was when Marcelo discovered that Fernando said that he was fake and then Marcelo has it out with Fernando. People like to watch this: arguing, people being fake, fighting, women and men semi-nude, things like that increase the size of the audience. It’s unfortunate.

In Brazilian Portuguese "discutir" is used to describe two people fighting with one another verbally and a "discussão" would be directly translated to a "discussion" in English.  However, when we say discussion we are usually talking about a conversation that is polite, agreeable and constructive.  We use the verb "to argue" or the noun "argument" to describe when two or more people are having a conversation where they don't agree with one another, they're fighting, and are usually upset with the other person.  We might also say "they had a fight."  Like, "I had a fight with my girlfriend yesterday because she didn't call me back."  Doesn't mean it was a physical fight, just that we were arguing and I was upset with her about something.

Hopes this helps, man.  You're doing good!  And it is unfortunate :\

Big Brother Brazil (BBB)

In BBB 8, Marcelo was considered the villain because he had many discussions confrontations inside the house. The worst discussion was when Marcelo discovered that Fernando said that he was false [?]. Then, Marcelo had it out with Fernando. Do people like to watch this stuff? It's full of confrontations discussion, deceit falsity, disputes, and semi-nude women and men. Do these things like that increase the ratings? audience. If so, it’s unfortunate.

<em>By "discussions", do you mean "confrontations"? Someone who has many discussions is not likely to be a villian. However, if they are arguing with people and having "confrontations", then I could see them being a "villian". "False" is a little vague. Was he "lying", e.g. making up stories about the others? Or being "deceitful" or "insincere? I would be a little more specific about his behavior. </em>

Good job. Excellent sample!