brazilians

Although smartphone use is increasing very quickly in Brazil, only 20% of the brazilians had one in 2014.

It would be interesting to know whether Chile's UF served as inspiration to these brazilians.

Please keep coming back for more good news about brazilians that are making a difference.

The only problem is that most Brazilians have some African blood (some say one drop is enough to claim they are black).

So please, if we want to help non brazilians to understand our reality, we got do it with facts.

On the other hand, Brazilians tell me all the time that they're impressed with how well I speak Portuguese.

Then the Brazilians invented it again and it became modern day MMA.

We Anericans always recited the alphabet with k and y, but our teacher said they weren't official (although he also said that Brazilians would recognize them).

Does that make the claims of millions of Brazilians invalid?

Do you think brazilians, argentinians,..., mexicans are cognitively underqualified?

I don't see how Brazilians don't have and can't have similar experiences.

So many more argentines, venezuelans, colombians, nicaraguans, and brazilians are here now.

Maybe it had something to do with the fact that weXre from Brazil in our team ("I didnXt even know brazilians had computers" =)).

In my experience, Brazilians do something similar, typing "kkkkkkk" (or sometimes "rsrsrsrsr," I suppose because riso=laughter in Portuguese).

On a free online game I play, Brazilians use "jaja" or "kkkkkk" or "huehuehue", how is that?

Brazilians use Linux in commercial/government IT projects like this one to avoid licensing software, rather than to contribute to open-source software.

The part about the paying upon exit is well-known in Brazil among Brazilians.

Lua is like what Javascript would be if it were: based on Pascal, written by resource-constrained Brazilians, and capable of making backwards-incompatible changes.