Is there any Brazilian living in New York or Miami? I'm gonna live in the U.S.A. on 2016 with my family - son and husband; and we're still planning our life. We still don't know if we're going to live in New York or Miami, that's because I want to live in NY and he wants to live in Miami. I'd like to know more about living in the US from a Brazilian and your experiences, mainly about schools for children and nannies 'coz my baby's just 1 and I'm terrified thinking leaving him alone with people who I don't know nothing, but also about jobs. I'm a teacher and I'd like to work in this area, so I want to know if there are any schools that teach Portuguese and also if electric cars has a lot of opportunities, because this is what my husband do and he doesn't want to work in another area too. So, thank u for the help. I wish to find someone there who can guide me untill me and my family get adaptation. Hugs.

How we Brazilians really celebrate the Christmas! Hey u, I'm here to tell the truth about the things that some people tell about the Christmas in Brazil. We have lost the original sense about this, what it's sad. In old times, we usually used to get all our relatives to celebrate this amazing holliday, with delicious kinds of food, original music. We basically had a traditional Christmas, we used also pray for Jesus and go to neighbor's house to wish them a very and blessed Christmas. I even remember when was the last time that I saw it. Today, the people just wanna to get drunk and not going to work. In Brazil, most of people celebrate "the holliday" not what this really mean, cuz they just wanna don't go working. Here, the people get some beer and stay at home, offering barbacues, listening terrible songs like 'funk' (this is a bad thing in here: one of the worst kind of music), not respecting the others around. The Christmas, I mean THE REAL CHRISTMAS died here a long time ago and if u are thinking to spend all your holliday here, u must know: that's a terrible idea. I used to love this date but today, it's a normal day. Sad, but true.

IN LOVE WITH U.S.A. Hey, I'm writing this 'cause I want to tell why I love America. I'm from Brazil. Sometimes I hate my country: there's a lot of corruption, negligence with public health, the cost of living here is very high, most of people are uneducated and so on but I prefer to think on the best things that we have here: the hot! I hate cold more than I hate my country. I have had the English contact since I was a child, with my relatives listening and watching traditional music and movies from the U.S.A. and I learned to love it. I started to study English here when I was 04. Today I'm an English teacher and I try to teach English for my students with the same love that did me fall in love for the language, the culture, the tradition and the country but it's a hard work 'cause some of them even like the language, just study for obligation but I love who loves studying it. I love America, I love the artistic prodution and I'd love to live there. Bye, see u.

I'm going to U.S. A. Someone can offer your home to a foreigner travelling to NY? I'm going to New York to study but I don't want to stay at a hotel, so I thought that someone could offer your home to stay for a month!

THIS MONTH ON BRAZIL... In Juny, we often have many celebrations in Brazil. On Juny, 12nd we celebrate the Valentine's Day. On 24th. we celebrate the "JUNINA's party": one party where the people dress hick clothes and dance around the fire, eat corn, candies, a lot of funny good food. In this date, we also celebrate the Saint Antonio's Day: the marriage saint. This year, we're gonna have the Cup of the World here. It starts on Juny, 12nd and, because of this, the Valentine's Day will be celebrate on Juny, 11st.

Someone can say to me what's the difference between "of the" and " 's "? For example: we say "That's my children'S school" but we say "The pirates OF THE Caribean"