Sinopse: For foreigners learning Portuguese In Brazil, some interesting confusions can arise: They will hear pois m6o, and think it means "no" They will say obrigado in response to an offer, and then never receive anything They will be given a telephone number, and somehow a "sock" (meia) will be thrown in the sequence They will be kissed on the cheek once in Sao Paulo, yet twice in Recife, and then three times in Porto Alegre They will be offered "hugs" and "kisses" from people they barely know They will get strange looks when they ask for a recommendation for a good "motel" to stay in with the family. How to say anything in Portuguese teaches newcomers to Brazil how to: meet people talk about themselves hold conversations talk on the telephone order food in restaurants survive in travel situations participate in business meetings give presentations get by in typically Brazilian situations And hundreds more. With a quick guide to pronunciation and grammar, this is the perfect guide for anyone wanting to communicate effectively and sound natural in Brazilian Portuguese conversation.
Biografia: Antonio Martínez Ron é um jornalista e divulgador científico espanhol. Licenciou-se em jornalismo pela Universidade Complutense de Madrid. Tem colaborado em diferentes meios de comunicação como Corrente Ser, A2 e RNE. Também é o responsável dos projectos digitais e de divulgação Naukas e Fogonazos. Em 2014 apresentou seu primeiro livro «¿Qué ven los astronautas cuando cierran los ojos?» e em 2016 publicou «El ojo desnudo».
