Where Are You Continues, Again.....

There are many kinds and sizes and colors of bananas here.... banana this, banana that, so on and so forth...
The bananas in the USA have a super strong skin... that need to be cut with a knife.... Not here in Brasil....

 

That's ok sir... My biological clock is totally screw up.... And I got used to no more than 6 hr sleep....
Woke up at 11:45 this morning and will not be able to go to bed too early tonight.... hopefully power will not go out tonight so I can have the fan on and no mosquitoes....
Hey.. thank you very much for your thoughts and prayers.... have a nice evening you too sir.

 

I asked them about their color and they said this kind of orange is called "laranja da terra" (earth orange).... not a good translation though... but there are many other kinds of oranges in Brasil... there are also red oranges....

 

Your language is similar to Spanish and Italian, no? (Yes?)

 

What time IS IT by you, now... anyway? 18:27 here now.... (6:27 p.m.) ... are you on military time (probably not?) or the regular standard?

I usually only get 6 hours a sleep at one time...and then a nap. Old age bites, haha~!

 

Yes.. more similar to Spanish... but also Italian.. and some words came from French....
Interestingly, it's much easier for Brazilians to understand Mexican Spanish than for Mexicans to understand Brazilian Portuguese....

 

Now it's 19:30 here in Ceara.... and all over Brasil.... we don't have different time zones... And yes, we use military time... the am and pm is an American thing... I think...

 

We are one hr ahead of American east time...

 

My wife can speak both Italian and Spanish. I've had to learn a bit so I can understand her when she's throwing a fit and doesn't want me to know why, haha! My kids took Spanish in school; my daughter also took French. Sheesh, no clue on that one. She (daughter) TRIED to teach her mom .... that was a no'go...hahaaha! The Spanish they teach in school is not totally the same, as what my wife learned growing up in Florida (Miami area.) Wife's dad born in Italy; taught her a bit here and there; mixed with her knowing Spanish, she can understand it better than speak it. The verb tenses get a bit mixed up, haha~!