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Cities in Brazil
My intention to write this text first is not only to receive a corrections from my grammar, vocabulary, but also to listen from native people if is correct to use inland cities or there are others ways more usual.
We call inland cities here in Brazil, cities that are not capital of the state and are not in the littoral, near the ocean, I also don't know how to call abroad cities near the ocean.
Coming back to inland cities, they normally are far 100 km from the capital, maybe less. We use kilometers in Brazil that is 1.6 miles.
I live in one, where the way of life is completely different, much more calm them a big Capital, my town has 600 thousands of inhabitants, it's near São Paulo capital that has not less than 11 millions of people. Imagine how the life is in a city like this.
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Daily lunch
I'm curious to listen from you what is the most common food that you normally have frequently during the weeks?
For example here in Brazil all the restaurants or even home you can find rice, bean, lettuce salad and meat.
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Soccer or Football
Why in USA you use the word soccer to describe the sport you play with your foot and football to describe sport you play with hands?
What is the origin of word soccer?
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Learning a different idiom
I think learning a different language is a great experience, Nowadays with internet knowing different language you easily can make friends around the world, It can make your life better when you travel and can find better jobs.
In my opinion, we have to work like a child when we are learning a new idiom, first we have to understand the words, understand the meaning, then speaking and last, reading, writing and grammar.
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