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 Description: In this episode, I show you how to ask and answer simple questions about the weather. Also, I talk about the temperature itself here in the south of Brazil in January and compare it to the temperature in other places because Brazil is a country in which the climate varies considerably from region to region. Grab a bowl of açaí and have fun!

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Title: What's the weather like in Brazil? - Ep. 03 - Portuguese Podcast
Caption: Hi guys!
My name is <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>.
I am a Portuguese teacher for foreigners and this is episode number 3 of the Comprehensible
Portuguese Podcast - Portuguices, or rather, Comprehensible Portuguese Podcast - Portuguices.
Welcome, welcome again!
Today I want to talk about the weather, or the climate, or even the temperature.
So, shall we start?
Well, today is hot here in Brazil, it's hot ... hot or better, it's hot for me, right?
It's hot for me because I'm Brazilian and because I live in Brazil.
I lived in Brazil my whole life.
So today, for me, it's hot.
I live in Brazil, in the past I lived in Brazil and I still live in Brazil now.
I never lived outside Brazil and I always lived in Brazil.
So as I said before, it's hot for me because this is the temperature that I'm
used to feeling in Brazil and in the summer in Brazil.
In Brazil we have four seasons.
And the Brazilian seasons, they are well defined.
In other words, you can feel when it's one season and when it's another season.
These are well-defined seasons.
For example, it is now summer.
It's the hot season.
That's when we feel hot.
And in March, in the month of March, (January, February, March) ... in March
the autumn will begin and autumn is the season when the leaves of the trees fall.
After autumn comes winter, winter, winter is the cold season.
The season when we feel cold.
And then, finally, spring comes, when there are plenty of flowers.
It is the flower season here in Brazil.
So there are four seasons: Summer (now), Autumn, Winter and Spring.
In addition to four well-defined seasons, Brazil is a very large country so there is a
lot of difference in temperature (or climate) between different places.
For example, today, here, it's twenty-six (26) degrees.
For me this is heat.
I live in the south of Brazil.
We have the north at the top and the south at the bottom.
I live in the south of Brazil in a state called Rio Grande do Sul and while it is 26 degrees
today - remembering that it is summer - in Bahia, for example, which is in the northeast of Brazil
(ie, north + east), in Bahia today it’s 33 degrees. That is, there is a big difference
in temperature between the South and Northeast of Brazil.
And this is normal in Brazil because Brazil is a large country.
When I said it was hot for me, it was because I know that maybe for you, who are listening to
this podcast, 26 degrees is not hot.
Or maybe it's too hot, I don't know!
It depends.
I have students from many countries and I think it's very, very cool to talk about the
temperature differences that we have because, for example, this week it was minus thirty-two degrees,
that is, minus thirty-two (-32) degrees in Russia.
In Kazan, in the Republic of Tatarstan, it was minus thirty-two degrees and at the same time
I was talking to a student from Texas and he commented that in the summer of Texas the temperature
reaches 40 degrees, maybe more than forty degrees in the summer.
This is bizarre!
It is very crazy to think that there is so much difference in temperature in different places on the planet
and that at the same time I talk to people in those places at the same time.
In other words, while it's hot here, it may be cold somewhere else and I think it's really cool.
So let's review some things: to say or to tell someone about
the temperature in Portuguese we can say "here it is doing, that is, it is doing it,
26 degrees" but there is another way that is "today it is 26 degrees here".
That is, it is only 26 degrees today.
So we use the verb "to do": "today it is 26 degrees".
Or we can use the verb "to be": "today it is 26 degrees".
Or today it's 26 degrees.
Another thing is the seasons: So, it's four seasons, remember?
It has summer, autumn, winter and spring.
Summer: it is the season of heat.
Autumn: leaves falling from the trees.
Winter: it's cold.
Spring: it is the season of flowers.
So, again, it's hot for me today!
I'm sweating here while I record this podcast.
And for you?
How many degrees are you doing there today?
What is the temperature there now?
On the website www.portuguices.com.br you can read the transcript of this episode but you can also
leave a comment saying how the weather is there today - on the day you are listening to
this episode, of course.
So tell me there, (1) what day it is, (2) how the weather is there, (3) how many degrees it
is, (4) what season are you in now and last, (5) where are you from !
I will very much like to see your comment on my website.
Once again, thank you very much for listening to this podcast,
my name is <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON> and this was the third episode of the Comprehensible Portuguese Podcast
- Portuguices, or rather, Comprehensible Portuguese Podcast - Portuguices
Thank you and see you next time!
Bye bye!