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Caption: And as you can see, here in the north of Brazil it will be hot,
here in the center it will be hot, and in the south it will stay hot... forever! Okay,
Luanildo, thank you very much for the weather information. Now, let's move on to more news.
Seriously?
Welcome to the first episode of "Sério Isso?", where we analyze bizarre,
strange and funny news from Brazil and the world to learn Portuguese. And today,
we're going to talk to our correspondent Luan Nelson,
who is in a prison in Santa Catarina. What's this story, Luan Nelson?
Luan Nelson in prison?
Good afternoon, Luanvaldo. That's right, I'm here in Santa Catarina,
in the southern region of Brazil. Interestingly, in a prison... in a prison.
Luan Nelson, what do you mean? Have you committed a crime, boy?
No, that's it, that's it, Luan Valdo. In fact,
I'm here in a prison in Santa Catarina to show you something very interesting.
First of all, what is a prison? Prison is the place where criminals go, that is,
whoever commits a crime does not stay at home, cannot stay at home,
has to stay in a prison for a period of time. And they can't leave:
1 year, 2 years, 5 years... it depends on the crime. But there are many people who want to
and who try to get out of prison before the necessary time. When a person tries to get out of prison,
it is considered an escape. A person who leaves without authorization is fleeing and even
becomes a fugitive. Run away, fugitive... like the chickens in "Chicken Run"!
Watchdogs x Geese That's crazy, boy! But the solution is easy, huh,
Luan Nelson? Just put some dogs in the prison yard!
Luan Nelson, are there guard dogs in the prison?
Silence Silence Silence
"I need to record an article here. Sorry, Luan Valdo. It's... the environment here is very
noisy, I'm sorry. I didn't understand your question, can you repeat it, please?"
Are there guard dogs there? Dogs that take care of the yard. Are there guard dogs there, Luan Nelson?
Technical problems, people!
Luan Nelson, are there guard dogs in the prison? Dogs?
Oh, I see, I see. Now, Luan Valdo, that's exactly what I want to talk about,
that's exactly what I came to show you. Here in the prison, in Santa Catarina...
here in this prison, in Santa Catarina, they decided to replace the dogs with
geese!
And that was our correspondent Luan Nelson, directly from Santa Catarina.
And now we're going to analyze this news, we're going to analyze the words in this news...
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And now let's analyze this news: "Santa Catarina Prison replaces guard dogs with
noisy geese". All right, let's start with word number one. This is a prison,
but this is also a jail. They are synonyms: prison, jail. The prison, feminine, the jail,
feminine. "That's a chain." No, "this isn't a jail, this is a school!"
Yeah... that's a prison in Norway. Uhum,
word number two. Where is the prison that Luan Nelson visited in this episode? São Paulo
or Santa Catarina? Santa Catarina. Correct. And Santa Catarina is in the north of Brazil...
Santa Catarina is in the south of Brazil. Word number 3. Is that a dog? No,
"that's not a dog, that's a cat." Yes, "that's a cat." What
is a dog? "That's a dog." And what is a dog? "That's a dog too." Dog,
dog, synonyms. The dog, masculine, the dog, masculine. "That's a dog." Yes,
"that's a dog." And "is this a watchdog"? No, probably not. "That's not a watchdog
." "That's a watchdog." "That's not a watchdog," usually.
Word number 4. Is this a goose? "That's not a goose, that's a bird."
Yes, "that's a bird." "That...that's a bird." Yes, "that's a bird too." Ahem,
so "that's a bird", "that's a bird", "that's a chicken"? "No,
that's not a chicken, that's a bird." Uhum, but "that's a goose."
How to describe this animal? How to describe this bird? "It's a silent bird"?
No, it is not a silent bird, it is a noisy bird. She makes a lot of
noises... like a goose. And, therefore, it is a noisy bird, not a silent one.
Word number 5: replace. It's when I have something, and I have an example... I have an
example. "That's a tie." And now, Bruno, help me with the magic. And now...
Bruno replaced my tie with a sock. Once again, Bruno, let's replace it with
something else now. And now Bruno has replaced my sock with a spider. For example,
look at my clothes. Now I replaced it with other, more comfortable clothes, it's very hot here.
And now, the rest of the article. A prison in Santa Catarina recently replaced
its guard dogs with a flock of geese that emit loud sounds
when they hear a strange noise, such as an escape attempt.
Seriously?
Serious! There's a link here in the description so you can read the article,
the original news, and practice Portuguese.
Thank you very much for watching this first episode of "Seriously this?" You can submit your own suggestion
for the next bizarre piece of news, and it might be featured in future episodes.
I hope you have had fun and I hope you have learned new words. And
make sure to read the original piece of news. Link in the description. And I would like to thank Luanildo
and Luanelson for your participation. Thank you very much. Thank you very much Luanildo and thank you very much Luanelson for participating
You're welcome, Luanvaldo. Until next time! It's very hot in Brazil.
Good evening,
see you in the next episode of "Really That?".
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