Sometimes when you're using a translator, the sentence comes up weird. This means that being concise is a must. Castilian and Latin-American Spanish are completely understandable on both sides of the Atlantic. One must be aware, though, of the use of certain words with country-specific connotations. Yes, Portugal understands Brazilian Portuguese, and vice versa.
Some words are different, just like Australian and British words.
They have a very special way of presenting information on Web-related issues and companies. The way they devise news titles is very attractive, and their links to related materials are usually to the point. We hope to learn together, and faster. Computers in Brazil are still a baby, and the Internet doesn't even walk yet. Both companies and individuals are attaching greater value to lifelong learning, and I believe e-learning has an important role in this.