Congratulations on the content! I'm very happy to see the narratives of foreigners who are truly experiencing relationships in Brazil and getting to know Brazilian women for real. I've seen a lot, especially on Reddit, that the perception of Brazilian women doesn't reflect reality well.
Being easygoing, fun and open all the time, makes dating Brazilian girls way easier. That’s the personality they are looking for. But if you are shy or don‘t like to comunicate as much, you‘ll have a much harder time and come off as a weirdo much faster than in Europe, for instance.
100% dead on! Brazilians are all about being happy and having a good time, if you don’t seem friendly, funny, outgoing then you are going to have a hard time
@@levadamusic Not at all! They are obsessed with blondes. You are ultra exotic if you are a blonde dude there. Brazilian men and women are obsessed with blonde guys and girls. Even if you are a somwhat homely looking blonde person, you will still turn heads like crazy.
dating in rio* not dating in brazil. go to curitiba and its different...go to sao paulo and its different. sao paulo is better and more choice/ more people
Have to agree with guy in blue, as someone with darker tone found it harder in Rio than in north east. The beach side Cariocas have a little “European” complex
Really???? I always hear the opposite, that having dark/black complexion is a big plus in Rio, that brown skin is appreciated and milky skin is ridiculed
I am Brazilian I have to say that girls here in southeast, be it in Rio or Sao Paulo for example, they do like darker tone aswell, I would say in general even more than milky skin (specially if you never sunbathe), but this is just one more of a factor. If you're good looking, if you have a good body but mainly if you're a confident man, open, fun to be around, you def can get a lot of girls it doesnt matter the color of your skin.
@@Marco-x9d9w think blonde hair blue eyes wins everywhere, but in north east darker tones are more appreciated. Rio and the south not as much, white is seen as “rich”. SP was really open I have to say, and diverse too
I live in Rio, kinda close to Ipanema, I'm Brazilian, I speak 7 languages and I wish one day I'll be walking in the streets of Ipanema and happen to cross him in the street and give an interview in 7 languages like some people did😂😂
I might be hard to find people, but I think learning about how expats first moved to Brazil would be interesting. Like how they planned it logistically, random hiccups they faced, adjusting to culture differences, etc.
The most beautiful brazilian girls are from the south of Brazil, in these states: Rio Grande do Sul (land of Gisele Bundchen), Santa Catarina and Paraná.
@@BtheNomad do you recommend learning portuguese first? I heard that with portuguese you understand spanish speakers better, im hesitating with language should i learn...
@@jozkosuchy221 Cualquiera de los dos es una buena opción. Depende de tus intereses y con quién piensas estar más tiempo. Yo te recomendaría a nivel general escoger el español, porque tiene el doble de hablantes y está más extendido geográficamente, además de que es más fácil para hablantes de portugués entender el español que al revés (debido a que la fonología del español está mucho más simplificada, y porque los hablantes de portugués están más expuestos al español que al revés) Si en su lugar, decidieras aprender portugués, mi recomendación es que "rompas la regla" de la pronunciación y pronuncies de manera más españolizada si tu propósito es comunicarte también con hispanos. Muchos hispanos encuentran dificultad a la hora de entender el portugués principalmente por la complejidad fonética (vocales nasales, abiertas y sonidos consonánticos que no se encuentran en el español)
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I prefer American girls
Guy in blue giving out the whole instruction manual
10000% visiting and partying in Rio I found his advice to be absolutely correct with my own experiences
Congratulations on the content!
I'm very happy to see the narratives of foreigners who are truly experiencing relationships in Brazil and getting to know Brazilian women for real. I've seen a lot, especially on Reddit, that the perception of Brazilian women doesn't reflect reality well.
nice content, and I would love to see more danish content if possible
Being white helps in SA
South Africa? You will have a death wish
Not, you have to have money, bê tall and handsome
There are whites in SA
and also white
If you are blonde with blue eyes and also tall, this will help you a lot and I believe that a good part of the world is like that too haha
That Danish guy is absolutely stunning. My gawd.
Being easygoing, fun and open all the time, makes dating Brazilian girls way easier. That’s the personality they are looking for. But if you are shy or don‘t like to comunicate as much, you‘ll have a much harder time and come off as a weirdo much faster than in Europe, for instance.
100% dead on! Brazilians are all about being happy and having a good time, if you don’t seem friendly, funny, outgoing then you are going to have a hard time
Being white and especially blonde hair and blue eyes and a nice body means dating will be EASY. Otherwise it won’t be easy at all.
Not at all Brazilian preference is "morenos" dark hair, bronze skin
@@levadamusicIt depends on which Brazilian you are talking about, I myself am attracted and like girls with pale skin and blonde or red hair
@@levadamusic Not at all! They are obsessed with blondes. You are ultra exotic if you are a blonde dude there. Brazilian men and women are obsessed with blonde guys and girls. Even if you are a somwhat homely looking blonde person, you will still turn heads like crazy.
@@levadamusic if you mean moreno as in tanned then yeah, if you are naturally brown/ darker then no. Cariocas worship blondes too
has to be tall first
dating in rio* not dating in brazil. go to curitiba and its different...go to sao paulo and its different. sao paulo is better and more choice/ more people
You from Curitiba? How is it there
@@thedoncan1009 not bad. but prefer sao paulo for dating. but to live its great
You have amazing content bro, maybe just upload a little bit more often 🔥
It's coming man, cheers!
So i have to learn portuguese before 2025 😂😅
Have to agree with guy in blue, as someone with darker tone found it harder in Rio than in north east. The beach side Cariocas have a little “European” complex
Really????
I always hear the opposite, that having dark/black complexion is a big plus in Rio, that brown skin is appreciated and milky skin is ridiculed
I am Brazilian I have to say that girls here in southeast, be it in Rio or Sao Paulo for example, they do like darker tone aswell, I would say in general even more than milky skin (specially if you never sunbathe), but this is just one more of a factor. If you're good looking, if you have a good body but mainly if you're a confident man, open, fun to be around, you def can get a lot of girls it doesnt matter the color of your skin.
@@Marco-x9d9w think blonde hair blue eyes wins everywhere, but in north east darker tones are more appreciated. Rio and the south not as much, white is seen as “rich”. SP was really open I have to say, and diverse too
Helpful videos. Keep up the good work 👍
I’ve watched all of your videos bro never stop posting! Also do you have a second channel as well?
Thanks man!
And yes, posting a lot more soon on:
youtube.com/@bastiannnnnnnn
I live in Rio, kinda close to Ipanema, I'm Brazilian, I speak 7 languages and I wish one day I'll be walking in the streets of Ipanema and happen to cross him in the street and give an interview in 7 languages like some people did😂😂
What languages you speak
@@marcelchalobah7946 I speak Portuguese (my mother tongue), English, Spanish, french, Italian, German and Russian
English, American, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, Irish, Scottish
@@marcelchalobah7946 Portuguese (mother tongue), English, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian and German
@@nikosniko7092 😂😂😂😂
is that the iceman 1:55 from yestheory
Yeah he is currently training for the 2026 World Cup
I might be hard to find people, but I think learning about how expats first moved to Brazil would be interesting. Like how they planned it logistically, random hiccups they faced, adjusting to culture differences, etc.
Learning Portuguese is the big one!!!! Google Translate ain't the one after a few dates😂
The most beautiful brazilian girls are from the south of Brazil, in these states: Rio Grande do Sul (land of Gisele Bundchen), Santa Catarina and Paraná.
Sou de São Paulo, não só nesse estado brasileiro, também tem mulheres, jovens bonitas, no estado de Mato grosso do sul, já viajei pra lá.
What’s the name of your other channel?
Good video. It is nice to know both perspectives about dating like you did recently.😊
Your videos ideas are just amazing
From all the countries you visited in south america which one would you pick, to live in ? many thanks
Every country I visited had something unique, but for me Brazil was truly special!
which language did you learn first spanish or portuguese? thx
I learned Spanish first, but I think Portuguese is easier of the two!
@@BtheNomad do you recommend learning portuguese first? I heard that with portuguese you understand spanish speakers better, im hesitating with language should i learn...
@@jozkosuchy221 They are very similar, so I would just learn the one you feel most interested in right now!
@@BtheNomad ¿Cómo te puede parecer más fácil portugués si tiene una fonología más complicada y utiliza el futuro de subjuntivo?
@@jozkosuchy221 Cualquiera de los dos es una buena opción. Depende de tus intereses y con quién piensas estar más tiempo.
Yo te recomendaría a nivel general escoger el español, porque tiene el doble de hablantes y está más extendido geográficamente, además de que es más fácil para hablantes de portugués entender el español que al revés (debido a que la fonología del español está mucho más simplificada, y porque los hablantes de portugués están más expuestos al español que al revés)
Si en su lugar, decidieras aprender portugués, mi recomendación es que "rompas la regla" de la pronunciación y pronuncies de manera más españolizada si tu propósito es comunicarte también con hispanos. Muchos hispanos encuentran dificultad a la hora de entender el portugués principalmente por la complejidad fonética (vocales nasales, abiertas y sonidos consonánticos que no se encuentran en el español)
A scandinavian passport…does 99% of the job😂