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こんにちは皆さん、ジェラルドです。私はブラジル人とスペイン人ハーフだけど、東京に住んでいる。 I'm a creative and easy going guy who works with advertising and photography, and it's a very cool job! でもあまり時間がないなので、仕事にいつも英語を使う．ちょっと残念と思う. しょうがないね :/ Although I keep a very busy schedule, I'm doing my best now to get my conversation skills better. Giving preference to people that are willing to meet in a coffee shop around 目黒区 or 渋谷区 and have a talk face to face. 他の町とLineも大丈夫。 好き：travel (35 countries and counting), コーヒー, 日本酒 in moderation、live music, deep conversation, laughter, ハグ（ブラジル人だから）、ファッション, and overall always interested in people's stories. instagramでフォローして下さい :) @geraldflf よろしくお願いします！
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    It's kinda bad in some parts. But if you compare to cities such as São Paulo, New York, Mexico, Manila, Bangkok or London, than everything is smooth around here :)
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    July 13, 2016
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    Brazil

    Good: people from other countries love Brazil because it is a great place to visit. Great nature, warm and happy and beautiful people, lots of diversity, good food. But, for me, all the good things about my country get drowned in the bad ones as you live here.

    Bad: crime (we have more murders in here that war zones such as Syria and Iraq), corruption, lack of education, infrastructure and general systems don't work, people are loud and aggressive, almost everything is very expensive.

    That's why I'm moving to Japan by the end of the year :)

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    July 13, 2016
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    Google "sapiosexuality" :)
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    July 13, 2016
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    Even though each country has its own image of what constitutes beauty, I don't believe it is as harsh as you say. Like, someone ugly in a country is pretty in another. 

    Anyway, beauty is in the eye of the beholder :)
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    July 13, 2016
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    Just got back from Japan. Amazed by how people know at least some basic words, so i wasn't a problem at all to communicate.

    Although knowing a few phrases in nihongo really smoothes the conversation.
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    May 23, 2016
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    For me the beginner phase is by far the most difficult one. Getting started, finding the right method,  having enough content to start conversations and just generally having the discipline is a terrible stage for me.

    Once I get to intermediate things really take off.
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    May 23, 2016
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    * sorry for mispelling Myanmar. Unfortunately there's no edit option around here :/
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    February 13, 2016
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    Travel Documentary in Thailand | Philippines | Nepal | Myanar | Indonesia

    Hey guys,

    I'm finally putting up my dream project on the road: I'll be travelling around the world filming everything.

    There are two main topics I"ll cover: first is general travel (culture, places, people, etc), and the second is more focused on different jobs around the world. I want to talk with people who found different ways to make a living, away from the general 9 to 5 job.

    If anyone from those countries would like to help and contribute, or if you just want to hang out as well, send me a message and let's start talking! 

    :)

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    yeah, nothing excites me more than travelling

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    October 6, 2015
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    In Brazil Paulo Coelho is the most internationally recognized, but there are other great ones such as Jorge Amado and Machado de Assis.

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    September 15, 2015
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