Look = "Oiprucevê" = Olha para você ver!
I live in Belo Horizonte, a Minas Gerais´s capital. Here, we have a typical portuguese. It's more musical... and the brazilian people is able to recognize it aniwhere. The"mineiros" cuts the word often, when they speak something. There are many jokes about this, but we don´t care a lot :-) So, I can some funny history:
"An american guy studied brazilian portuguese for 3 years, and after that, he went to Brazil to meet that beautiful country. So, when he arrived in Belo Horizonte, in the Seven Square, the man stoped in a famous Cafe and ask a original brazilian coffe. So, when the barman was making a drink, he asked customer: "Pô pô pó?" So, the american man came back to USA. He was disappointed... and came back to the portuguese class."
Pô pó pó = Pode pôr pó?
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Look = "Oiprucevê" = Olha para você ver!
I live in Belo Horizonte, a Minas Gerais´s capital. Here, we have speak a typical distinctive kind of Portuguese. It's more musical... and the Brazilians people is are able to recognize it aniwhere. The"mineiros" Mineiros "cuts" the words often, when they speak say something. There are many jokes about this, but we don´t care a lot :-) So, I can some tell a funny history story:
"An American guy studied brazilian portuguese for 3 years, and after that, he went to Brazil to meet see that beautiful country. So, when he arrived in Belo Horizonte, in the Seven Square, the man stopped in a famous cafe and asked for a original (authentic?) Brazilian coffee. So, when while the barman was making a the drink, he asked the customer: "Pô pô pó?" So, the American man came back to USA. He was disappointed... and came back to the Portuguese class."
Pô pó pó = Pode pôr pó?
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Thank you, Dário :-)
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Good job and nice story, eh eh. I couldn't help noticing these 2 slips, which were not corrected:
- anYwhere
- aN original
Ciao!
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:-) So, Coco, different people, different style :-)
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I remember that a friend from Sao Paulo said me about this and of the people from Rio de Janeiro "Cariocas" have a way when speak diferent and funny too, all go to Brazil hahaha ^^
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