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| SHANGRI-LA Shangri-La is an uncommon city. People live in perfect community there. They’re self-sufficient, there’s no competition among them. There are no cars, planes, but money is enough. If you need something, you can get it easily by exchanging it for something that you produce or have, nothing needs to be bought. There are many flowers fields, natural gardens, wonderful rivers with a lot of fishes, natural woods, with many birds and others animals. In brief, nature is very generous there. All inhabitants are happy, there aren’t any locks on the doors or on the windows, there aren’t any walls, because everybody respects the others, there are no prisons or banks either. Life is a continuous learning, the one who has knowledge teaches the others who don’t. There’s no laziness and everybody is interested in making life even better. Freedom is entire and everybody loves each other like in a huge family. PS.: Would you like living there? It depends only on you to start changing yourself internally, exchange good feelings with others so that the world will be another. By Dimas Rocha |
| VOCABULARY self-sufficient- auto suficientes among- entre enough- bastante fieds- campos exchanging- trocar to be bought- ser comprado in brief- resumindo inhabitants- habitants locks- trancas woods- matas knowledge- conhecimento walls- muros laziness- preguiça each other- ums aos outros huge- imensa freedom- liberdade |
| JARAGUÁ Jaraguá was built in 1727, the name “Jaraguá” arose due to the likeness of its mountain with the pick of Jaraguá in São Paulo, mainly when observed by the southeast, exactly the direction of the BR road. Gold was found here. Jaraguá was also the stage of important events. Trips were organized here and people left in search of gold in the interior of the State. Today, in the year 2001, the population of Jaraguá is over 32.000 inhabitants; its principal economic product is cattle and clothes industry. By Leonardo |
| VOCABULARY was buit- foi construída arose due to- surgiu devido a maily- principalmenteg gold- ouro stage- palco in search of- à procura de cattle- gado |
| IILHÉUS On my last vacation I went to Ilhéus, Bahia. I loved this trip because I had never been to Ilhéus before and my whole family was very happy. During the trip, we visited others cities, like Pirapora in Minas Gerais and Vitória da Conquista in Bahia, both nice. Ilhéus isn’t bigger than Goiânia, but it’s a fairly big city. The streets are clean, like the beaches, and the people are friendly. The beaches aren’t more beautiful than Natal, but they are nice. The center is great; there are many shops, old houses and places that are a part of Brazil’s history. I stayed in a lovely lodging-house in front of the sea, and I met some nice people. We stayed there for one week only, but it was enough to see and visit many places. Next year we want to go to another interesting and nice place like Ilhéus. By Thadeu Jairo |
| VOCABULARY had never been- nunca tinha estado whole- inteira fairly-bastante like- assim como enough- suficiente |
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