What is Brazil's golden triangle's climate?
in the golden triangle in Brazil the climate is musty hot but sometimes cold but not that cold .
How many miles is it from Brasilia Brazil to Bismarck North Dakota?
The distance between the above two places is 5138 miles.
This is an approximate direct distance. Also this distance might change if a different flight route is chosen.
What sort of people live in Rio de Janeiro Brazil?
Every sort of person that may be found in the world may be found in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil is a melting pot of nationalities. That statement is particularly descriptive of Rio.
Rio de Janeiro is one of the leading coastal cities of Brazil, and indeed of Latin America. So it provides one of the first experiences that many tourists and visitors have of the entire country. Among those who tour and visit Brazil, many decide to make their stays regular or permanent just on the basis of Rio's attractive carioca accent, diverse population, interesting history, and wide ranging opportunities.
In the way of examples, there's much to be seen and done in the country's cultural capital. Rio mixes historic and modern architecture, culture and employment. It offers traditional, standard and avant garde training, jobs, business and art. It includes among its communities cutting edge technologists, scientists, researchers, politicians, entrepreneurs, educators and artists.
The one downside to Rio is its inclusion, within its representation of everything under the sun, of slums and human misery in such a gorgeous built and natural environment. Any one who knows and loves Brazil's cultural capital can't help but be saddened by the presence of 'favelas' ['slums']. The expression of heart felt concern over human misery is said most beautifully by French musician Georges Moustaki [b. May 3, 1934]. It's a general expression by Moustaki. But it particularly is descriptive of the one tragedy of Rio's existence. Moustaki indeed zeroes in on the problem and the consequences when he speaks of 'les enfants Qui naissent et qui vivent entre l'acier Et le bitume, ... Et qui ne sauront peut-être jamais Que la terre était un jardin' ['children who are born and lead their lives between steel and concrete ... And who perhaps may never know That the Earth used to be a garden'].
What is the language rio de janerio?
Rio de Janeiro is not a language. it is a city in the country of Brazil. In this city they speak the Brazilian oficial language: Portuguese (Brazilian dialect).
What country is the largest in south America?
Brazil is the largest country in South America. At its greatest east-west width, Brazil measures 2,684 miles [4,319.4 kilometers]. Its greatest length is 2,731 miles [4,394.7 kilometers]. The coastline of Brazil is over 4,655 miles [7,491 kilometers]. Brazil takes up nearly 50 percent of the South American continent. It shares a border with every South American country except Ecuador and Chile.
Brazil
Brazil is the largest and most populated country in South America, and the 5th largest in the world in both area and population. Spanning a vast area between central South America and the Atlantic Ocean, it is the easternmost country of America and it borders every South American nation except for Ecuador and Chile.
What are some important facts about Brazil?
Brazil is the 5th largest country in the world.
It is the country with the largest known variety of insect and arachnid life.
Brazil's official language is Portuguese, which is spoken by the majority of the population. It is considered to be a separate dialect from the dialect spoken in Portugal (European Portuguese), and is known as Brazilian Portuguese.
Its currency is the Real (plural: Reais), and it's symbol is R$. It's decimal form is centavo (Portuguese for cents). In Brazil something that costs 5 Reais and 25 centavos would be shown as R$ 5,25.
Brazil's name comes from a type of tree (Pau-Brasil) that was very popular for exportation by the Portuguese due to its red coluring that was great for dyeing.
The most widely-spoken native language in Brazil is Tupi-Guarani. It is often used in Brazilian Portuguese (and perhaps in European Portuguese, I don't know) in names, both when it comes to places as well as to things:
Brazil also has a very strong African influence to its culture and language due to the slave trade. The most common loan-words come from the Bantu languages.
Brazil has the largest population of Japanese outside of Japan. It also has a larger Lebanese population than Lebanon itself.
What if I get white bumps after a Brazilian wax?
i also had this problem. it's very frustrating. i just went for my second time and i do remember this happening initially. i just want to know how long until the bumps disappear! i know eventually i felt the wax was worth it or else i wouldn't have gone back again...what should i do?
How much will be 500 US in Brazilian reais?
The rates change every day. Use this currency converter to calculate it.
Mil is not a currency. Mil is the Portuguese word for "thousand".
What is the personal appearance in Brazil?
Depends.
In the South of Brazil is more Gemans and Italians
In Southest is more Italian Portuguese Japaneses
In the WEST of all contry is more African Indian European Mix
In the Northest is strong African and Indian mixes
In The North Indian Mixes
What is the longest beach in Brazil?
Praia do Cassino Beach is the longest beach in Brazil, It is not only the largest beach in Brazil but also in all over the world. This beach is located at Rio Grande, Brazil, as it is approximately 252 km long.
What is one aspect of Brazilian life that reflects its mix of cultures?
that most of the Brazilians speak spanish and guarani
arnt u surposed to stick your fingers down the back of you throat ? wouldn't try it though because it could leed to a dirty path i used to be but then i got help now when i look back i thourght what was the point of even doing that ? if you worried about your weight u should tell somebody or just have a healthy/balanced diet !x
What is the difference between Brazil and Peru?
There is big differences in the item economic development, social, religious and how income distribution and composition of society
On the environment conditions ol Brazil has two climatic zones which is Tropical and Temperate
Politics in Brazil is a democratic society
Where do people go when Brazil's capital city is full?
it never gets full but when it gets crowded the government buys land and makes the capital city larger
Why did Brazil move the capital to highlands?
The country of Brazil moved its capital to the highlands as a defensive of move. When the capital was on the coastline it was thought to be involved voluble to a sea attack.