As a Brazilian who has lived outside of Brazil for 22 years (almost my full life), these questions didn't annoy me at first but they start to tear away at you after a while because they are so common but the ABSOLUTE WORST is when people say "you're from Brazil? Were you born in Buenos Aires?" Like no, that's Argentina, please stop or I'll cry

The only thing that annoys me a bit as a Brazilian is when Carnival is automatically associated with Samba. I come from Recife, and although there is some Samba there, it is very small compared to other cultural rythms and events. Same for Bahia's carnival and even the Amazonas carnival. We should be able to export more than Rio and SP to other countries, but it's been a problem for ages.

This was so interesting. I have a friend from Curitiba and I would love to visit Brazil one day.

There is another stereotype about Brazil, some people still think that when you walk on the street you can find a lion, tiger or alligator as if the whole country was a jungle. That’s the worst

Obviously she is brazillian as well so not criticizing or anything, but yeah her example about the amazon was in a trip to like the forest parks itself and those are like she said of course. But also the amazon is not "just" the forest and there are cities big and small that are in the amazonic biome, even if more urbanized. Manaus is a big capital in basically the middle of the amazon (obviously its urbanized and all that) while Belem is in the eastern edge of the amazon, i live here and i took boat rides around the rivers nearby and yeah its really cool. So its more accessible to the people that live in the amazon itself. But of course she is right, its not part of the lives of most brazillians

It's cool that Samba gets this much recognition around the world, but not all brazilians love Samba! It's not cool to assume that all of us do, or football for that matter as well. I know I don't like them both.

From the south of Brazil to Amazon the distance is like from Portugal to Russia. It's not about "having to plan and get a car (what do she means by that? haha)", it's about the distance.

I just hate when people are very confidently wrong that Brazil speaks Spanish. What is so hard about saying "What is official language in Brazil ?". I once had a Turk say that I was Hispanic, so I called him Arabic and he didn't like it very much.

O Brasil tem estereotipo dentro do Brasil. Falo que sou de Belém e me chamam de índio. 😂

A Andrea me lembra muito a Paola, ahuahuahuaa.

Sempre legal ver o estado de Santa Catarina ser mencionado! Sou de Blumenau, e fui pro Rio pela primeira vez em Junho deste ano, eu me sentia como se estivesse em outro pais. Alguns parentes meus fizeram uma viagem pra varios estados do Nordeste e se sentiram assim também. E mesmo dentro do sul, cada canto tem uma cultura. Eu adoraria que os gringos soubessem disso, o Brasil é extremamente diverso culturalmente. Vale a pena fazer turismo não só no Rio, mas em Salvador, em Gramado, aqui em Blumenau; temos muito a oferecer e eu mesmo pretendo viajar mais e mais por esse nosso Brasil querido.

I forgot Andrea is from an island. She said that and I was like…is Spain an island?! haha dang my geography was in turmoil for a second there

Listen folks, I don't wanna be "that guy", but the Spanish and Portuguese languages are not similar or "share common traits", they are SISTER-LANGUAGES, both come from latin and that is widely known, but Portuguese and Spanish are literally in the same BRANCH, almost like one language that divides into two, that's way they have 80% lexical overlap, no language in the world can inter-communicate so well as these two, cuz guess what! Spain and Portugal are located in the same peninsula and were founded under the same events in the Reconquista period! It's not a surprise when they have the same words with slightely different syllables, it's heavily expected for that to happen.

The assumption that the Amazon is in everyone's backyard. For me I want to taste what Brazil is about, food can bring us together.

The Amazon is in 8 countries. The maggior part is on Brazil. My city is known as PORTAL DA AMAZÔNIA (Amazons gate). But my city is more like a South Brazil that a really amazon city, because was colonized by "Gaúchos and Paranaenses". About Amazonia, near of my city we have: jaguar, tapir, monkeys, waterfalls, gorges, snakes and various trees, in addition to pine. Normally, who live on Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Recife, Bahia know nothing about AMAZON, mainly who is fron RIO DE JANEIRO.

Meu pai é de Lages!! Família paterna toda mora lá! Amo Lages, é uma cidade linda, maravilhosa, e fico muito feliz em vê-la divulgada e representada ❤

I'm from Brazil and if Carnaval ended here, I would be happy!

Nunca esperei encontrar uma menina de LAGES nesse canal 10/10

I love Andrea! She is always very respectful and interested in learning stuff from other cultures.

It appears that the brazilian girl is happy that other countries "know" anything about Brazil, which I dont think it's the brazilian feeling in general. Most people I talk with are actually upset that foreigns only know Samba, which is only that popular in Rio and SP. Probably the best carnival in Brazil is in Salvador, which is most Axé. Funk is also getting very popular in Carnivals, at least here in Minas Gerais.

I'm so shocked now!! I'm from Lages too!

We need some Portuguese from Portugal there with the guys. They are important for us.

06:40 Oh my God she's from Lages 😲 I was totally shocked when she said she was from Lages hahaha I'm also from Lages, Santa Catarina 🙋🏻‍♀️

i prefer speak english with foreign , even they are spanish speakers, although spanish sounds easy for brazilians, can be trick because of similar words and i know more english than spanish

I'm from Santa Catarina too and I just can't believe Daniela is from Lages 😅

I love Andrea from Spain ' like her eyes' what she wears, the way she throws her hair back, her physique, her facial structure, I like her personality, her smile & how she's very knowledgeable. The" Spanish tone of the accent. She's just SOO attractive 💙💙💙

This Spain woman is SO beautiful... OMG ❤

4:55 kkk o carnaval é o mundo acabando k

Santa Caterina is very cold too 🤣😂 southern Brazilian accents are very different too.

Que maravilha ❤

Muito bom

Mexican/ Spain I understand my grandmother migrated from Spain to Mexico and met my grandfather who is from Mexico and migrated both languages

Daniel's behaviors and appearance like the famous Nora Fathei 😍

2:00 As a brazilian, i would like a spanish speaker to speak in portuguese with me 😅, with they don't know the language, i would prefer them to speak English, because sometime i really can't understand spanish

Brazilians who live abroad, especially in English-speaking countries, normally speak English too. And, inside Brazil, there are a few people who work in academia or work for multinational corporations as part of international teams and have to use English as a working language on a more regular basis. Overall, however, the vast majority of Brazilians are monolingual and only a small percentage of the population in Brazil can actually speak English or understand it. In that sense, if you are visiting Brazil and do not know any Portuguese, it is actually better to try to speak with the locals in Spanish rather than in English because, even though they won't answer you back in Spanish, there are more likely to understand you if you speak Spanish and might not understand anything if you speak only English. Of course, at a hotel desk or an airport information booth, it's OK to speak English because people who work there are supposed to know English, even though their pronunciation and grammar might be not so good sometimes. I am talking here mostly about speaking to random people on the streets, but also when interacting with waiters in a restaurant, taxi/Uber drivers, or even shop assistants in stores or police officers. It is better to use Spanish than English in those cases.

Mds ela é da minha cidade kkkkkkkkkkk

The people have to know more about Brazil. The Brazil's size is 80% of the all Europe's size. Europe have 10,5 millions km² and Brazil have 8,5 millioins km². Do not know simple things about China, Brazil, Russia, USA, South Africa, Canada or Australia is crazy. Are the biggest country.

Never mistake Brazil with Argentina. We don't speak Spanish. It is a offense: mark my worlds, u will be hated at glance. Btw mostly of us are not racist :)

Samba is heard every day by the people of Rio de Janeiro only, the rest of Brazil 1% listen.

I agree with Andrea, that I wouldn't suppose people in Brazil to visit Amazon all the time. Guys, it's huuuuge. I rather worry about it to be damaged, but it's not the fault of Brazilians. This is how world economics works and if shitty Politicians allow to do so. All in all another great video!

My sister in Russia was given a test in school with a question "what language people speak in Brazil?" And there was no correct answer. The correct one in the test was "Spanish" 😂

Alguém dos comentários conhece o Pará? 🥲 segundo maior estado do Brasil e ninguém nunca menciona ele...

"You are from Brazil" = São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro , "You are from Spain" = Barcelona or Madrid , "You are from US" = New York or California , "You are from France" = Paris , "You are from Australia" = Sydney , "You are from Argentina" = Buenos Aires , "You are from Japan" = Tokyo , "You are from Egypt" = Cairo , "You are from UK" = London and the list goes on...

I guess we get annoyed when people just assume that we are all either "great" at football or we all know how to dance samba, or even like football and/or samba. I was a decent soccer player when I was younger, but by no means was I a "Ronaldinho"... in relation to Samba and Carnival, I'm not very fond of them, and actually like to get out of the city during this time (I currently live in Rio de Janeiro). But the one that bugged me the most was when I was in high school in Maine, USA. Some kid asked me if I used to live in the jungle. I told him he had probably seen more trees in his lifetime than I had... what a dumbass... lol

I don't know if its bcs brazil is the only that doesn't speak Spanish in latin america. In Portugal we often get foreigners going "hola, gracias"...

I love Brazilian Portuguese. Also, there's a place in my culture smart! book about Brazil called "mato grosso" (I thiink that's how it's spelled.).

São Paulo is where they shoot movies?!?! Lol, not at all. Most of movies and novelas are from Rio. São Paulo is the big business city. Sure, there are movies from there too, but Rio is still the audiovisual capital. And what kind of Brazilian person says "futebol" like that? It's not pronounced like that.

Brazilian girl is cute 🥰 . How may I get her no. 😅

Why will you be annoyed by questions to know and gain knowledge ? The only thing that should offend us is stupidity and evil, thats why you study and ask to take away ignorance

soccer?!?!?! LOL

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Every Andrea video is a good video

Essa mulher foi muito bem no representando, fala muito bem, é gostoso de ouvir.

"Have you ever been to the Amazon?" i would kind of laugh because is like, 4.274,4 km from Rio de Janeiro. I bet like people from São Paulo and Rio NEVER are going to step in the Amazon because is VERY FAR. We're a continent bro. I think the only brazilians who step in the Amazon are the ones who lives in the North. In the Center-East, South, Southwest or the Northwest, the most people is only going take a step in the Amazon if the they 're going for strange work or are very crazy tourists.

Pq acham que o Brasil é so floresta? A Amazônia fica bem longe das cidades.

Achei que nunca veria alguém de Lages fora da internet brasileira kkkkkk muito massa

What about forró?

Brazil is so big that most Brazilians spend their whole lives without knowing the whole country, being more traveling to another continent, each region has cultural differences and dialects, to have an idea; the far north of the country is closer to canada than the far south. ps; i'm using the translator to comment this, i have no idea if it will be understandable or not, english is weird despite using the latin alphabet 😅

There's just one "wrong" thing the brazilian girl said about Rio and São Paulo, I was surprised ar first but when she mentioned she is from the South (these cities are in the Southeast of Brazil) I understood. She kinda trade the papers, São Paulo is the most rich state, Rio is the seconde of this but is not even close about this, so there is where you find the big buldings, skycrapers, and the city is also one of the biggest in population and size in the world, like, top 5 or so. Rio is where the art part is really a thing, is where Samba, Bossa Nova and Funk (the brazilian version) were created, and because of how good looking the city is 99% of the national movies, novels and series are in Rio or about it (City of God, the most famous brazilian movie is about a "favela" of Rio with the same name in Portuguese). It is also where the big art and sport events happen, Rio has received 2 World Cup finals, is where Maracanã is located, where the Olimpics happend, where Rock In Rio festival happens and all this stuff. The dinamic of the cities is just like New York (São Paulo) and Los Angeles (Rio), one is about buildings, moda, and other about art and music, but just a little bit closer due to the fact they are side by side in the map.

Why spaniards look like russel brand?

Hope there will be more about Brazil 🇧🇷

Finally a video about Brasil! Hope there will be more, about pronunciation, similarities and differences to spanish etc

I don't have the best of the pictures of the linguistic savviness of most of the Brazilian. Brazil is such a large country, larger than Europe by far, that many Brazilians overestimate the relevance of Portuguese in the region or in the world. Let me explain. The couple of times I've been in Brazil, people don't even question that I should speak Portuguese. And I don't mean slow and well pronounced one, I mean the fast daily Brazilain Portuguese. And if you speak English, just to make clear that you didn't understand a word, then they usually don't understand you and again reply in Brazilian Portuguese. This happened to me in the counter of a touristic Hotel. Funny, when Brazilians, I've heard this complain all over the rest of the southern cone, visit other countries they also assume that EVERYONE speak Brazilian Portuguese and got really angry when they are not understood in restaurants/malls/etc. In Chile, for example, it is more likely to speak English fluently than being close to understand (fast) Brazilian Portuguese.

Não ter legendado português é sacanagem, já tão falando inglês e a legenda ainda é inglês

Welcome to world friends , Daniella from Brazil 🇧🇷 , i like the video with portuguese and spanish , showing how similar and different they actually are

Once I was in London in a language exchange event talking to two Japanese guys. They were insisting that Rio de Janeiro is the current capital and that Spanish is the official language of Brazil. I'm from Brasília and it's kinda irritating when people assume that Rio is the capital. I mean, "Brasília" comes from "Brasil." It's so easy to memorize.

Even Brazilian people forget that in the Amazon (biom) there are a diversity of people, cultures and big cities besides the forest

Dentro do próprio Brasil tem preconceitos e estereótipos, porém saber a capital de um país do tamanho do nosso é o mínimo.

Very cool. 👍

in south america we have more portuguese speaker than spanish even if you get all the others country together, our country is so big.

Yes on the soccer

Being a peruvian (still sad about not getting to the world cup) and sharing some of the amazon jungle with Brazil, (we even sold some jungle to Brazil when our country was formed after independance) i can say you need an expedition to go there. i went to the jungle about 25 years ago and we were surrounded by trees and mosquitoes the size of my thumb. Also the caimanes, anacondas and pirahnas said hello to us lots of times so being in the amazon is no easy deal. Iquitos, which is our biggest city near the amazon rain forest has no roads to connect it with the rest of the country so you have to go there by plane or by river boat. It takes hours. Nonetheless, its amazing once you get there.

I don't hate thats steriotypes...kkkk

Brazil is my favorite country, hope to live there one day

It's funny because I'm from Manaus, Amazonas (at the middle of the Amazon forest) and I had to deal with Brazilians asking if I had to deal with jaguars and natives... People complain but they can't see they might actually be doing the same. In the end it's a matter of how far your culture goes. The more influence it has, the less doubts you will have about how it actually is.

0:58 there's 3 more

É fim de semana, bora dar um rolê na Amazônia? 😂😂😂 É super fácil!

Sou brasileiro sambo todos os dias inclusive vou pro trabalho sambando kk

This was interesting. My auntie is South American and she doesn’t speak Spanish or Portuguese. I’m not offended when people approach me speaking a language I don’t speak. It just bothers me when I in turn tell them I don’t speak that language and they continue to speak to me in it. I’ve had this happen with French and Italian speakers. I’ve never been to Brazil but the most of the Brasileños I have met outside of Brazil spoke Spanish better than they spoke English. I think Brazil has the most famous Carnival but it’s celebrated in many countries with different traditions. I have experienced Carnival on the USA mainland and Puerto Rico but I want to go other places too. I’m interested in studying Afro Brazil culture and learning capoeira.

I love when you upload videos about Brazil 🇧🇷🤩 As someone that lives in the Amazon region that's so much peculiarities that even Brazilians doesn't know about, specially about entering in a forest 😁 Definitely Brazil is like a continent and each state is like a different country

Amé este video literal 💖

This Brazilian girl doesn't think speaking Spanish with her is rude but most Brazilians disagree. Speaking Spanish in Brazil won't help you to understand Portuguese and to communicate properly. The languages have some similarities but lots of differences.

to be honest it dosen't bother me that pepole think that we speak spanish in Brazil, cause brazilian portuguese sounds similar to spanish, especially for a person who dosen't speak any of these languages... i like if i read a text in chinese and other in japanese, they will look the same to me.. the soccer thing is real, some pepole will get mad when someone say "all brazilians love soccer" but is true, of course there are some pepole that dosen't care at all about soccer (like me) but i know that i'm the exception, no the rule..... by the way, in the World Cup, when Brazil is playing, is very common this be treated as a day off in work, i think this dosen't happen in any other country carnaval is the same thing as soccer, most pepole like but the pepole who don't like will get mad when you treat this as a stereotype, but the thing is, in February besides the famous Carnaval parade in Rio with colorful pepole and floats, there are other types of carnaval happening at the same place all over the country, like street parties pretty much like Mardi Gras, and in northeast region of Brazil here are street parties with a giant truck with speakers and a stage on top with live performances from singers and music groups that goes down the avenue, we call it "trio elétrico" (electric trio), and i don't see pepole overseas talking that much about this the Rio x São Paulo thing also dosen't bother me at all, these are the 2 most famous cities in our country, so probably is the only two cities that a foreigner will know, and also, these are by some margin the 2 biggest cities in our country, so there is a good chance that if you meet a brazilian he/she will be from one of these 2 cities... and the amazon rain forest is actually an interesting assumption from foreigners, to the point that pepole that are really dumb or just trying to be offensive saying that we all live like Tarzan or whatever... the amazon rain forest for most brazilians is a thing as far for us than is for any foreigner, most of the population of brazil lives in the southeast and south region, and the forest is in the north region, and brazil is as large as continental US or the whole continent of europe, for sure a person from California or UK dosen't insert in their daily lives things that happen in Delaware or the Poland, is the same for us... even for a person from the city of Manaus, a 2 million+ pepole city in the middle of the amazon forest, the forest itself is not a thing from their daily lives, since the city is heavily urbanized, like any other major city in Brazil

Yeah, i can say that Daniela represents Brazil pretty well. Well done Dani! About the Amazon, jez.. i would say that 5% of the Brazilian population went there. But since Brazil is 2x the size of Europe, we have different enviroments and jungles around the country, like the "Mata Atlântica" which is common in the cost-line and people often confuses with the Amazon.

I love Portuguese specially Brazilian Portuguese because I have a Brazilian girlfriend! A sua língua é muito sensual e muito sexy!

🇧🇷 + 🇪🇸 = 😍😍😍

Amazon forest is in north of Brazil. Yes, is a big forest, but it is in one region and not in all country.

Ela é de Lages ♥. Também sou Catarinense e fiquei orgulhosa de ouvir isso :)

Daniela from Santa Catarina ❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Lageanos vão dominar o mundo! Nunca ia adivinhar que a Daniella é conterrânea!

Muy guapas y simpáticas las dos, pero Daniela es guapa, guapa y guapa... y lo sabe ;)

Correction. The capital of art and entertainment in Brazil is Rio, not Sao Paulo. I dont know why she said otherwise, it doesnt make sense. One the greatest medias/content creators in world is from Rio (Globo). Also Rio has its mark on brazilian music, theater and cinema. Sao Paulo is the financial capital and also very cultural because its a huge city filled with people from all over the world. But when it comes to culture and art in Brazil is basically Rio and the Northeast the ones who set the tone.

VIVA ESPAÑA

fazia tempo que ñ via ela, adorei a nova cor de cabelo

PORTUNHOL, assim resolvemos tudo...kkkkkkk

Qual as chances de eu assistir esse video e ser de Lages tbm hehehe

4:30 More like is big in the state of Rio de Janeiro, i don't think samba fit with the other states of Brazil, i can't imagine a gaúcho (someone from the state of Rio Grande do Sul), a paraibano (from the state of Paraíba) or a goiano (from the state of Goiás) dancing or listening samba

MENINA EU TE ASSISTINDO DE LAGEEES HAHA Muito legal!!

Andrea is simply amazing. SOOOO respectful and educated yet fun and easy to talk to. I enjoy content with her in it.

Disregarding the Amazon Stereotype...The "samba " one is problably the mainly steriotype. In Brazil we have a lot of music genre and samba is not that popular. Althouth carnival is really something here, in each state or regions the "festival" is different ( for example frevo in some northeastern states) . Samba is more popular in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and it is in these cities that the stereotyped "famous" Brazilian carnival takes place.