Thread 216054771

"The city of São Paulo has a GDP almost equal to that of Portugal. If you include the metropolitan area, São Paulo's GDP is larger than that of Portugal. One of the major problems of São Paulo's industrialization was the lack of oil and coal, as Brazil is poor in coal and oil had not been found in the country. This changed with the discovery of gigantic oil deposits in the Southeast region and in in the Amazon region. Just like México, the Brazilian industrial production is already greater than that of any European country except Germany. And it can increase much more."

>>216054771 (OP)
why are you comparing yourself to poortugal lmao

Seriously though, what Brazil produces? I think I haven’t seen or bought anything made in Brazil

>>216054771 (OP)
You forgot to add Sao Paulo has 2.5x the population of Moortugal

>>216055423
São Paulo has 12 million people.

>>216055417
if you drink coffee or orange juice, or use anything that comes in cardboard, or use paper, there’s a decent chance it came from Brazil, even if the packaging doesn’t say so.

>>216055457
The metropolitan region of São Paulo has a population of 20 million

>>216054771 (OP)
i don't give a shit about gdp. compare the median purchasing power, oligarch bootlicker.

>>216055417
beef

>>216057186
Thank you for being objective brazilianon

>>216054814
Brazilians are legitimately obsessed about that little state on the edge of Europe so it's almost ridiculous

you think Americans are obsessed about Israel? that's nothing comparing to how Brazilians are obsessed about Portugal

>>216055417
tramontina knives

>>216057689
lol are you really a poolack? you don't know shit about us retard
https://youtu.be/y2E0jeURj5A?si=T_xZz36YzJCQpskm
https://youtu.be/UOFHTXACz0M?si=mtdSM6Xw3xc9XJtL

>>216054771 (OP)
Brazilian thread about Brazil, who would've thought

>>216057689
ive never heard of portugal before the /int/ meme and forgot about it until brazilian obsession with portugalposting surfaced it again

>>216054771 (OP)
who cares

>>216054771 (OP)
>One of the major problems of São Paulo's industrialization was the lack of oil and coal

>>216055417
The most breedable and passable transgirls in the world

>>216055417
Playns

>>216057186
>>216057664
The metropolitan region is not taken into account when considering the city's GDP, therefore you're both wrong.

>>216058406
>If you include the metropolitan area, São Paulo's GDP is larger than that of Portugal.
Literally in your post, so what's the truth?

>>216058406
Read the OP
>If you include the metropolitan area, São Paulo's GDP is larger than that of Portugal

>>216058341
Iraqianon about to lose his shit

Both the city and the metropolitan area have a bigger population than Portugal but I'm glad Brazil has GDP lines going up

>>216058660
What is the average moortuguese take on "being behind Brazil's shadow"? Are some butthurt about it are you guys mostly chill and a desfrutar de um Bacalhau à Brás na costa?

>>216054771 (OP)
>20M people
>biggest companies in the continent are all seated there
>located in a resource rich country that funnels all of its best there
>compares it to 10M, tiny, insular, resourceless (favelaless) poortugal
BRAPzilian inferiority complex needs some serious studying

>>216058893
We don't have a take because that's not really the case. Portugal and Brazil are different countries with mostly different cultures, geographic influence, etc that don't really overlap. The only thing that could fit that would be language but at the end of the day we all speak Portuguese

>>216059148
>>216059064
Thank you.

I live in a high-rise in São Paulo, and a neighbor of mine just took this photo.
This hawk is very common here. It's a very intelligent bird that usually hunts in groups, which is rare among birds of prey.
It's very cool to see flocks of these creatures flying around here.

>>216059435
why are paulistrannies like you and OP such a attwhores?
no one cares

>>216059525
Seethe

>>216058893
The Portuguese rarely think about Brazil. However, there's a common annoyance of there being few PT-PT in international products, because PT-BR usually structures sentences differently and uses different words so you're constantly aware of it. It's not like English where they blend together (or maybe that's my ESL take).

>>216059685
>The Portuguese rarely think about Brazil.
explain this then >>216057780
>inb4 it's the zainichi brazilians
can't be just them since they're not the majority in the country

>>216054771 (OP)
Most beautiful woman I ever seen in my life

>>216059685
Nah, I understand what you're saying, I know Portuguese and I can confirm firsthand that European Portuguese is substantially different, grammatically.
When I was a young child there was a huge lack of Latin-American Spanish content on the internet so we had to stick with Iberian Spanish, which was kind of silly. But I guess for you guys it must have been backwards and that must have sucked.

>>216059838
I've lived here my entire life, that's my source. It's anecdotal.

>>216059852
Is European Spanish as different to American Spanish? It's not really about it being backwards, it's just objectively different.

>>216054771 (OP)
>Brazil coal was poop so they had to import it from the UK and Germany (wiki)
Interesting.

>>216059148
>with mostly different cultures

>>216055417
Most regional aircraft on earth are Brazilian

>>216059937
Not really, grammatically it is pretty much the exact same except for the customary use of the second person informal plural, as well as preferring the perfect tense instead of just using the preterite (simple past). What's different is just pronunciation and lexicon.
So, nah, it isn't really that different, for a kid it's just the amount of silly words they use that makes it uncomfortable to come across.

>>216054771 (OP)
'zillian world empire soon

>>216060833
>using Brazilians like magic flying carpets
Macaco Airways

>>216059148
Even your Portuguese is very different, though they're doing some weird reverse colonization where zoomtugas are picking up the Brazilian accent

>>216054771 (OP)
Yet 300k Brazilians would rather live here, than in São Paulo lel
GDP is a meme

>>216054771 (OP)
>barely larger economy than a shithole country despite a bigger population
>macaco thinks this is a flex

>>216054771 (OP)
KYS, attention whore. Also pic rel is 3/10 and your taste is retarded

>>216055417
You would know if you were Scandinavian

>>216054771 (OP)
cool