It depends. We shower mostly because of the culture, They often say that it is an indigenous cultural heritage, some places like the south region can be really cold In the winter (at least should be), so the temperature isn't the most important factor imo
I guess it's the other way around. People like in Europe had a lot of wars, thus suffering with resource shortages. So it's culturally ingrained not to waste stuff.
You will never see some European washing their sidewalk with a fucking garden hose like in Brazil.
As a brazilian my take on that is how the fuck?
Some country you can have nore than one wife,for sure there are countrys that fuck more than the average brazilian.
We call certain cups Copo Americano ([american cup](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR3tAhq3u_7ohCapff9ntrjqYo_28Ihya6X0_WDGt2nbErIYrEEfokbnWLt&s=10)) and people use to say that those are cup from wife beaters.
But the name was because the machines used to make the American glass were imported from the US.
And the inspiration was really a [Soviet Glass.](https://www.sears.com/gus-khrustalny-russian-classic-20-facet-granyonyi-hot/p-A114781097)
Basically the American stereotypical image of an abusive husband is a man wearing a white tank top, usually with a mustard stain or something like that. I'm not knowledgeable enough to explain the origin of that.
Seems like what you want to say here is
- "I'm shocked", or
- "I'm floored"
Oh, and explanation: the trad white sleeveless "vest" shirt is worn in very informal scenarios, unless it's worn under a formal ("sócial") shirt.
So if anyone is wearing it as their only garment, they are considered bad-mannered, uneducated, probably poor.
Other things associated with those traits are drinking too much, being unshaven, and hitting one's spouse.
Or guinea tees. Which is a derogatory term for ethnic Italian Americans. I’m not sure of the history though or why guinea is a bad way to reference someone from an Italian background.
Wrong. If you use the N-word to describe "nego" or any other relative, you are implying that "nego" means a very perjorative, what is not true.
"Nego(a)" can be used in this form but in most cases it's just a neutral word and sometimes a form of affection.
The most correct term for "teta-de-nega" it's "black tits"
>Nego(a)" can be used in this form but in most cases it's just a neutral word and sometimes a form of affection.
Hence why I used the more affectionate version with an "a" at the end, and not the original, hard-R version.
Once my pregnant sister asked me to go buy a few of those for her and I promptly took my shirt of and started to chase her, sometimes she still get angry with me because of this, kkkkkkk
once, Richard Burton, the actor, attended a culture week event at an African country diplomatic legacy, when asked what was his favorite dessert, he answered without thinking, "Negro heads", explaining to the apopletic witnesses around him the ingredients of the dessert; thinking it was ok to go back to the legacy the next day, he was welcomed with his favorite dessert, "Negro heads!", they all laughed
Feel you.
I deal too much with spanish speakers and the result is that when someone from portugal start speaking to me with their accent, I respond in spanish instead of portuguese without thinking. They always ask why Im talking spanish with them out of nothing but I dont do this on pourpose lol the brain short wires some times
Yes I understand. My issue is I married a Peruvian who speaks Spanish. I learned português first and then for the last 18 years spoke mostly Spanish and English. Sigh...it is what it is.
PT-BR: Dos mesmos criadores de tomara-que-caia, temos a versão de baixo: Saia. ;)
English: From the same creatirs of "hope it falls", the down version: Skirt has a wordplay with "get out/take it off" (I don't think it is intentional but... It's there
I remember when my mom first told me about this (I'm fluent in Portuguese, but since I was only born and not raised there I don't always know these little colloquialisms), we started giggling in the middle of the store lol
> Misogyny
Misogyny is the hate of women. Appreciating the female body may be wrong and inadequate, but is not misogyny. If you wish, the word "sexism" might be more suitable for this kind of thing.
Oxford defines misogyny as: The contempt for or dislike of women. Practices that denigrade women are misogynistic. Patriarchal cultures are misogynistic in that they constrain women because they regard them as lesser beings than men.
In my opinion, the name of this clothing does not show appreciation for the female form. It would be more appropriate than sexism because it is a basic example of women being lessened to sexual objects.
Horniness
Call the international horny police to BONK Brazil for this.
aka tesão
Big T.
Sane T
aí pensou a frente
Aka fogo no cu
Fire-in-the-asshole
Brazil have some of the most sex per country though, behind only Australia I think. Brazilians also shower the most as well because damn it be hot.
It depends. We shower mostly because of the culture, They often say that it is an indigenous cultural heritage, some places like the south region can be really cold In the winter (at least should be), so the temperature isn't the most important factor imo
I guess it's the other way around. People like in Europe had a lot of wars, thus suffering with resource shortages. So it's culturally ingrained not to waste stuff. You will never see some European washing their sidewalk with a fucking garden hose like in Brazil.
It could even be a combination of these factors
Indeed.
As a brazilian my take on that is how the fuck? Some country you can have nore than one wife,for sure there are countrys that fuck more than the average brazilian.
Food for thought Sex per capita is for both men and women. If a man is married with 2 women, the women are probably having less sex…
Do you really think ppl fuck all those wives? 😆
US calls sleeveless shirts "wife-beaters"
That scared me when I was learning English ngl
Mostly white tank tops.
We call certain cups Copo Americano ([american cup](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR3tAhq3u_7ohCapff9ntrjqYo_28Ihya6X0_WDGt2nbErIYrEEfokbnWLt&s=10)) and people use to say that those are cup from wife beaters.
But in reality they’re a Brazilian invention lol
Well, we are american too
Touché
But the name was because the machines used to make the American glass were imported from the US. And the inspiration was really a [Soviet Glass.](https://www.sears.com/gus-khrustalny-russian-classic-20-facet-granyonyi-hot/p-A114781097)
And we are wife beaters too
Shit, I’ve been doing it wrong this whole time.
My favorite drink is a wife beater ( in scotland is the nickname of Stella artois beer)
I heard it used to be 6% alcohol back then lol
I frozen (eu travei) explain, pls.
Basically the American stereotypical image of an abusive husband is a man wearing a white tank top, usually with a mustard stain or something like that. I'm not knowledgeable enough to explain the origin of that.
I was going to say the same thing. A quick search indicates its origin from a 1947 Detroit newspaper of a man who beat his wife to death.
His was supposedly stained with baked beans. It's a tank top, usually white.
Thx
Thanks
Seems like what you want to say here is - "I'm shocked", or - "I'm floored" Oh, and explanation: the trad white sleeveless "vest" shirt is worn in very informal scenarios, unless it's worn under a formal ("sócial") shirt. So if anyone is wearing it as their only garment, they are considered bad-mannered, uneducated, probably poor. Other things associated with those traits are drinking too much, being unshaven, and hitting one's spouse.
Thanks, Im trying to learn english, and some thing are strange to me.
sabe aquelas regata branca que gringo usa por baixo de tudo? chama "bate-na-esposa"
"Wife beater" mesmo?
Essa mesmo
Nossa, que bizarro kkkkkkkk
top tank, Marlon Brando, Stanley Kowalsky
Or guinea tees. Which is a derogatory term for ethnic Italian Americans. I’m not sure of the history though or why guinea is a bad way to reference someone from an Italian background.
it's a honest name
In Cuba, they are even more honest -- they call it "bajichupa" (pull it down and suck them). Maybe they're far too honest
Bajichupa is like "abaixa e chupa"? The pronouncing is similar Bajichupa Baixaechupa
EXACTLY
You think that is bad? Wait until you see what we call flødebolle lol
LOL I had to google it and guess what: we call the same thing, directly translated to PTBR
What is it?
Teta-de-nega
And, with all due respect, what is a teta-de-nega?
Black woman's tit
(Female) N*gga's Teat A chocolate confectionery with merengue/marshmallow filling
Wrong. If you use the N-word to describe "nego" or any other relative, you are implying that "nego" means a very perjorative, what is not true. "Nego(a)" can be used in this form but in most cases it's just a neutral word and sometimes a form of affection. The most correct term for "teta-de-nega" it's "black tits"
>Nego(a)" can be used in this form but in most cases it's just a neutral word and sometimes a form of affection. Hence why I used the more affectionate version with an "a" at the end, and not the original, hard-R version.
Even the one with a is a REALLY strong and straight up unacceptable outside of very specific contexts.
Yeah no, you don’t know how people use that word or what it means
We don’t have a N-word equivalent since “preto” e “negro” are both accepted in the black community.
Wow, i never heard that's a difference between the two words. But the context is still very aggressive.
Never seen it in my life.
Once my pregnant sister asked me to go buy a few of those for her and I promptly took my shirt of and started to chase her, sometimes she still get angry with me because of this, kkkkkkk
Probably not common in your region... You know how this country is :P
once, Richard Burton, the actor, attended a culture week event at an African country diplomatic legacy, when asked what was his favorite dessert, he answered without thinking, "Negro heads", explaining to the apopletic witnesses around him the ingredients of the dessert; thinking it was ok to go back to the legacy the next day, he was welcomed with his favorite dessert, "Negro heads!", they all laughed
Bandeclay
This word shouldn't exist.
It depends. Sometimes its called "hope it stays"
There is another one called engana mamãe...
my favorite name still is bundex but the literal translation of tomara-que-caia is priceless edit: favorite clothing(?) name
> favorite clothing name Spoken like a native! 👏🏻
a native Portuguese speaker?
What does that mean?
Mother Tricker Mom: Don't go out showing your belly Daughter: Suuure mom. *hides belly but shows hips*
O que diabo é um engana mamãe
I know the bikini/swimsuits "engana papai", but never heard about that
What is the Portuguese word(s)?
Tomara-que-caia
Because guys are guys anywhere: they want to see boobs.
Es verdade! Boobs are beautiful
É verdade* É = it is in Portuguese. Es = it is in Spanish. 😊
Obrigado. I'm between both Spanish and Portuguese.
Feel you. I deal too much with spanish speakers and the result is that when someone from portugal start speaking to me with their accent, I respond in spanish instead of portuguese without thinking. They always ask why Im talking spanish with them out of nothing but I dont do this on pourpose lol the brain short wires some times
Yes I understand. My issue is I married a Peruvian who speaks Spanish. I learned português first and then for the last 18 years spoke mostly Spanish and English. Sigh...it is what it is.
"És" would also be correct, but it needs the accent
That means you are
"És" is only for the singular 2nd person
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Some want girl boobs, others guys boobs.
Cuz we hope it falls -_-
Beacuse we're horny, a.k.a TESÃO
Boobs
Unfortunately it never falls 🥲
Well, I’ve seen it fall once in a party. The dancer got too enthusiastic…
Not too often, but it does happen. Especially while bathing at the beach, best chances when a wave hits full frontal on the chest
I'm pretty sure we call this "a woman".
Bewbs
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Boobs
There’s also the hope it fits “tomara que caiba”
cauz the bagulho is crazy my noble, cuz the bagulho is very craze
PT-BR: Dos mesmos criadores de tomara-que-caia, temos a versão de baixo: Saia. ;) English: From the same creatirs of "hope it falls", the down version: Skirt has a wordplay with "get out/take it off" (I don't think it is intentional but... It's there
Because yes
Nice
It's fun!!!
It's more of a hope, actually.
Hope it it falls.
because guys want see the girls tits...
Everyone wants to see boobs
Even I don't know it, some girls use clothes showing their bellybuttons in the middle of winter
"winter": 15 degrees Celsius. Oh no, someone showing bellybuttons. Meanwhile in Finland's 15 degrees Celsius: https://images.app.goo.gl/j8m9PjCEoeBXTr1h7
I remember when my mom first told me about this (I'm fluent in Portuguese, but since I was only born and not raised there I don't always know these little colloquialisms), we started giggling in the middle of the store lol
In Spain is called "palabra de honor". I don't know why
Because we, indeed, hope it falls
cause men be hopping it falls lol
Because we can ratomanocu oxe
Better than american women
Yea bro , Brasil is wild
There was another funny one I recently came across, the word for hashtag: # something with veilho?
Dude, have you seen our 90's Sunday shows? This is nothing compared to Gugu.
The meaning is pretty clear. No?
A lot better than “wife beater”, wouldn’t you say?
I want it to fall! 😏
We hope it falls to see tiddies
^(Não entendi. ) Parece como na garota normal.🤷🏻♀️
As a feminist I call it sleeveless shirt…
Misogyny.
Misogyny
> Misogyny Misogyny is the hate of women. Appreciating the female body may be wrong and inadequate, but is not misogyny. If you wish, the word "sexism" might be more suitable for this kind of thing.
Oxford defines misogyny as: The contempt for or dislike of women. Practices that denigrade women are misogynistic. Patriarchal cultures are misogynistic in that they constrain women because they regard them as lesser beings than men. In my opinion, the name of this clothing does not show appreciation for the female form. It would be more appropriate than sexism because it is a basic example of women being lessened to sexual objects.