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I tought that was miami, my friend who lived there for some years was from jersey, a lot of brazilians and portuguese people thereWe have the largest Brazilian population in the US. I think you'd have a nice visit.
There are 20,000 more Brazilians in the Boston area than in the Miami area. And beyond that, percentage wise it's considerably higher because Miami is a bigger area.I tought that was miami, my friend who lived there for some years was from jersey, a lot of brazilians and portuguese people there
Caldo de Caña sounds bomb, Mexican folks would probably call it "Agua de Caña", wya? South America?What are the most common street foods where you from? Here is pastel ( fried pastry with some stuffings and to drink a caldo de cana ( sugar cane juice )View attachment 724409
Probably from the Azores pretending to be Brazilian so they could avoid the awkward "Where is the Azores?" conversation.There are 20,000 more Brazilians in the Boston area than in the Miami area. And beyond that, percentage wise it's considerably higher because Miami is a bigger area.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazilian_Americans
Yes, brazil, its the same thing i belive but its in portuguese lolCaldo de Caña sounds bomb, Mexican folks would probably call it "Agua de Caña", wya? South America?
As for myself:
1. Tacos of course:
2. Esquite (Mexican Corn):
3. Hot Dogs (Mexican Style) :
But the azores is part of portugal, why wouldnt they just say they're portuguese? Not that i belive most americans know where portugal is eitherProbably from the Azores pretending to be Brazilian so they could avoid the awkward "Where is the Azores?" conversation.
What are the most common street foods where you from? Here is pastel ( fried pastry with some stuffings and to drink a caldo de cana ( sugar cane juice )View attachment 724409
Im from a small city in the state of sao paulo, not gonna name because of privacy, but this stuff is sold all around brazil you can find it anywherewhere you at in Brazil, never had a caldo de cana
I'm assuming you're just joking, but I can tell you that Portuguese people definitely do NOT want to be confused with Brazilians, including the ones from the Azores. That said, the ones from the Azores would be more likely to be confused with Brazilians, since they tend to be darker.Probably from the Azores pretending to be Brazilian so they could avoid the awkward "Where is the Azores?" conversation.