BASED ON THE BOOK
BY DARCY RIBEIRO |
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"THE BRAZILIAN PEOPLE" |
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"For 'corn', they say 'con',
for 'better', they say 'batter'. |
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For 'worse', they say 'horse',
for 'tile', they say 'file'. |
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For 'roof' they say 'woof'
and their roofs they build. " |
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There is another cultural area. |
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It is not more important
than the others. |
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But it is very characteristic. |
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And one of those that changed
the most: The Paulistânia. |
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The country side Paulistânia. |
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THE COUNTRY SIDE BRAZIL |
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We tend to call anyone who lives
in the country side "redneck". |
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But in a very pejorative way. |
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Meaning that person
is not civilized. |
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We should not use that term
with that meaning here. |
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The redneck is
the inhabitant of Paulistânia. |
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The result of the crossbreed of the
Portuguese and the native Indians. |
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They live in São Paulo, Minas. |
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Goiás, Mato Grosso,
Paraná, as we know it now. |
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And, in a way, Espírito Santo
and Rio de Janeiro. |
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The redneck is one of
the many rural types in Brazil. |
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