Informative Speech On Brazil

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Do you ever think about all the amazing thing in Brazil? Or what it’s like to live there? Will I’m going to tell you all about the amazing things you’ll see if you ever wanted to visit. Brazil is one of the most beautiful place, and Brazil has some of the best landmarks you’ll ever see like the Christ The Redeemer. Do you know it took 9 years just for people to know where to put the Christ The Redeemer. One more landmark in Brazil is the Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro which is one of the most famous land in Brazil other than the Christ The Redeemer. And the Iguazu Falls the Iguazu Falls is one of the Iguazu Falls is 296 ft tall.
One of the most famous foods in Brazil is Fejioada, Fejioada is a tip of stew the people in Brazil eat. There

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