Brazil has more people than Spain, France, and Germany combined. True or false?
True! Around 215 million
What stereotypes about Brazil are true or false?
Did you know Brazil has over 200 spoken languages? Why is that important?
What food do Brazilians eat every day that might surprise you?
What are Brazil’s national colors and what do they represent?
Green = forests, Yellow = gold, Blue = sky/stars
In your opinion, is Brazil more similar to Europe or Latin America?
Would you enjoy celebrating something like Festa Junina or Carnival?
Brazil is huge! Do you think living in a big country affects people’s mindset? Why?
How would you describe the typical Brazilian lifestyle?
What do you think Brazilians think about Spaniards or Basques?
Which celebrations do Spain and Brazil have in common (e.g. Catholic holidays)?
What does being "Latino" mean to Brazilians compared to other countries?
Brazil is the only country in South America where Portuguese is spoken. True or false?
True.
What are the first three things that come to your mind when you think of Brazil?
In your opinion, what’s the biggest cultural difference between Spain and Brazil?
What are some typical Brazilian dishes? Have you tried any?
Which city is the capital of Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, or Brasília?
Brasília
What’s your opinion on feijoada, pão de queijo, or brigadeiro?
Have you ever seen a Brazilian carnival? What do you think of it?
Compare a Brazilian breakfast to a Spanish one. Which one sounds better to you?
What kind of music is popular in Brazil? Do you like samba, funk or bossa nova?
Brazil speaks Portuguese, not Spanish. Why do you think many people get that wrong?
Which Brazilian sportsperson, musician or artist do you admire? Why?
What’s more important in your culture: lunch or dinner? How is that different in Brazil?