Turn on the radio..

Self-taught, passionate about Judaism, music, cinema, history, languages. This blog is my experimental room. Don't take it so seriously.

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O melhor sotaque do mundo

Eu nunca estive em Portugal, mas eu com certeza viveria em Portugal, nem que fosse por apenas alguns meses. Um dos motivos para isso é o amor que eu sinto pelo idioma português, o europeu em especial. É tão atraente o sotaque de uma “tuga”, é tão cativante a maneira como cada sílaba é pronunciada, é impossível se concentrar em qualquer coisa quando há uma portuguesa falando ao seu redor, pois a beleza de seu sotaque atrai para si toda a atenção. Bem-aventurados aqueles que tem o privilégio de desfrutar desse prazer diariamente.

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I don't like to feel sad, I seek happiness at all times, although not always I manage to reach it. However, sad songs are so beautiful, sad poetry is so appealing. Sometimes I choose a movie to watch just because I'm sure it will make me cry, after all, who never turned up the radio when it started playing "Goodbye My Lover"?

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Some new friends?

Hello everyone!

I would like to meet people from around the world. In my opinion, talking to foreigners is one of the funniest things anyone can do in their free time. I’m passionate about music, I’m always listening to some song, I like to share songs and I also like when people share their favorite playlists with me. I have a strong interest in learning languages, currently I can have conversations in English and Spanish, besides Portuguese (my mother tongue). I recently started studying German and Norwegian.

On the religious side, I believe in Judaism, even though I’m not a Jew. But if you are a Jew, it will be a pleasure to meet you and talk about Judaism and so on. I’m also interested in several other topics like; cinema, sports, politics, games, literature, economics.

In short: I wanna meet new people, I wanna new friends, no matter what country they are. The important thing is that they are people who really enjoy talking (long messages) and sharing about their culture, their ideas and all sorts of randomness. We can exchange emails, in the future we can talk through other medias, and maybe we can even make voice calls, it would be a great way to practice languages, after all.

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‘The Princess’ (details) - Edward Robert Hughes

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Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Saudade

In 2016 I met a Turkish girl from the city of Izmir, she was one of the most incredible people I've ever talked to in my life. We exchanged long emails, talking about various topics, debating serious issues, and also the more random things of the week. She was the most "pro-freedom" girl I've ever met, and that was something that surprised me. She was very intelligent, I still remember her first message, she said she was reading 1984. Unfortunately, everything ended after six months, and I don't know the reason, but I hope she is well, because she deserves all the best. The truth is; a smile drew on my face whenever I saw the notification of a new message from her. What I feel I can summarize in one word: Saudade.

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Limbo

I believe in the Torah but I'm not a Jew. I'd like to convert to Judaism, observe and fulfill the mitzvah, but I live far from the Jewish communities. Some people ask what my religion is and it's difficult to answer, many don't know the term "noahide". Besides, it's not a term that really satisfies me. I hope one day I will have real contact with a Jewish community, not just "following" virtually.

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From my last day in Israel. I went running while the sun came up