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01-26-12 06:17 #8221
Posts: 2278Building Collapses in Centro
http://news.yahoo.com/building-colla...023428492.html
You can only beat on those structural walls with a hammer so many times.
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01-26-12 05:21 #8220
Posts: 16139Originally Posted by Hungrystud101 [View Original Post]
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01-26-12 03:43 #8219
Posts: 688Castanha
Nothing wrong with Rosetta Stone but it is not the end all language course. Moreno is not a colloquialism. In the Houaiss Dicionario of the lingua portuguesa,"castanha escuro" (dark brown) is used in one of the definitions of moreno.
1. Individual with dark skin tone, between black and the dark tan.
2. Individual of white skin naturally darker or sun tanned.
3. One whose hair color varies from dark-brown to black.
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01-26-12 03:35 #8218
Posts: 241Originally Posted by Mr Enternational [View Original Post]
For all of you who doubt climate change, go visit Rio. Cool temps, rainy days, overcast skies are the new norms, not the exception. One must expect that on average half of his vacation would be ruined by weather, no matter what time of the year he visits Rio.
In July, I recommend visiting Guarapari in ES if you like ocean, sun and fun. Great weather, hot chicks from Minas. 1/10 of the prices of Rio for accomodation. Mongering is lacking, though.
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01-26-12 02:43 #8217
Posts: 744Originally Posted by Gaucho9 [View Original Post]
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01-26-12 02:23 #8216
Posts: 744Originally Posted by Amb832 [View Original Post]
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01-26-12 01:12 #8215
Posts: 688Building Collapse on Ave Treze de Maio
A 20-story building collapsed tonight on Ave Treze de Maio, adjacent to the Municipal Theater. Two people are confirmed dead and numerous injuries are reported. Ave Treze de Maio is strewn with rubble. Exact cause has not yet been determined. Numerous massagistas work in the building across the street from this building.
OGlobo is updating this story as it develops.
http://oglobo.globo.com/rio/predio-c...centro-3763234
Here are additional images from O Dia:
http://odia.ig.com.br/portal/o_dia_24_horas/html/2012/1/veja_imagens_do_local_onde_predio_desabou_no_centro_220922.html
Ave Rio Branco is closed to traffic as well as Metro Carioca and Cinlandia which run under Rio Branco.
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01-25-12 17:15 #8214
Posts: 57Morenas and Loiras
I read this the other day but I didn't have time to answer until now.
Your Harper Collins Dictionary is correct: adjective: dark (-skinned) , dark (-haired).
But I'm afraid you are not reading it properly.
"Morena" can be used to define the color of the skin as well as the color of the hair. And includes the different combinations.
In other words: You can have a "morena" with dark hair and very light skin. And you can have a "morena" with dark skin and blonde hair ("loira"). Though probably dyed.
That applies both to Spanish and Portuguese.
Then in Portuguese you have different adjectives for the skin tone: Morena oscura, morena clara.
Hope I helped.
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01-25-12 13:19 #8213
Posts: 164Random pics
Here's a few random pics from last year.
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01-25-12 13:11 #8212
Posts: 164Originally Posted by Mr Enternational [View Original Post]
The pics taken was the last day of carnival last year in March. So depressing. I hate to imagine how winter would be like.
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01-25-12 08:01 #8211
Posts: 16139Originally Posted by Tiradentes [View Original Post]
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01-25-12 01:57 #8210
Posts: 241Originally Posted by Amb832 [View Original Post]
Rio would be full of brazilian tourists. Hotels are all booked. So are air flights (both domestic and international) As a matter of fact, July is the third most expensive period to visit Rio after reveillon, and carnaval.
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01-24-12 23:41 #8209
Posts: 3136Hi Guys
I am a person who goes to the DR frequently. I wanted to get some basic info about Rio. How much should I expect to pay a chica there. I know these are broad question but I know nothing currently except the women are hot. How much is the plane I live in DC area
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01-24-12 23:36 #8208
Posts: 688Downloading photos
Originally Posted by Uli Pauls [View Original Post]
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01-24-12 23:17 #8207
Posts: 164Rio in July
I usually visit Rio during carnival, but this year I can't make it during that time. I was thinking about going during my birthday which is the last week in July. Just wondering if that's a good time to visit Rio? (weather wise, relaxing on the beach, going to sugarloaf mountian)
Thanks.
AMB