Moderator:Forum Administrators
Daniel wrote:My question here is that when you wear your country's traditional costume (if you have ever done that), do you get stared at a lot - both by locals and tourists?
Strigo wrote:Sometimes in September (our national month) I use to wear our traditional costume to dance "cueca" (our national dance) at school...
Weldal wrote:Strigo wrote:"Cueca" is exactly the word for male underwear in (Brazilian) Portuguese...
Pink_Rabbit wrote:What I really REALLY want to know is what the Brazilian National Costume is- me and a friend are representing Brazil at a Model Security Council and we are desperate to wear the National Costume (so we look really cool and like we've done heaps of research).
Daniel wrote:My question here is that when you wear your country's traditional costume (if you have ever done that), do you get stared at a lot - both by locals and tourists?
VF Static wrote:What would be traditional American clothing?
Daniel wrote:My question here is that when you wear your country's traditional costume (if you have ever done that), do you get stared at a lot - both by locals and tourists?
ekalin wrote:There isn't one. Brazil is a recent country, an ex-colony, so it doesn't have this kind of old traditions.
Some regions have something similar to a "regional costume", but it is not as characteristic as some countries' costumes.
Daniel wrote:My question here is that when you wear your country's traditional costume (if you have ever done that), do you get stared at a lot - both by locals and tourists?
FNORD wrote:Hey, Weldal, what would be a paulista's tradicional costume?
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 11 guests