Portraits of Brazilians in Dublin

"ARRE-ÉGUA!" [The most legitimate Ceará term. Interjection of amazement. "'ARRE-ÉGUA, what an ugly male!"] • Paola Benevides, from Fortaleza - Ceará.

"Wonderful" • Rafaela Ferracuti Lobato, from Rio de Janeiro - RJ.

"Paulínia, the city of cinemas, of massive constructions and giants roundabouts" • Denise Penteado, from Paulínia - São Paulo.

"Next station: Franco da Rocha. Landing on the left side of the train" • Rafael Mendes, from Franco da Rocha, in São Paulo.

"Coffee land, the pride of Sao Paulo and Brazil" • Carine Queiroz Pereira, from Ribeirão Preto, in São Paulo.

"Bah, mas me caiu os butiá do bolso" [expression mainly used to show surprise, 'I didn't expect this!'] • Sara Ribeiro, from Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul.

"It is better to write the right thing in the wrong way than to write the wrong thing in the right way" (Patativa do Assaré) • Juliana Peixoto, from São Paulo with descendent in Ceará.

"Waters and Mountains" • Lino Bento Jr, from Poços de Caldas, in Minas Gerais.

"Trem" ['train'. Expression mostly used to objects or things. Anything] • Thayane Farah, from Belo Horizonte, in Minas Gerais.

"City of the white cranes" • Lucas Zárate, from Guaratinguetá, in Minas Gerais.

"You don't look like Brazilian" • Glauber Venturini, from Planalto, Paraná.

"The noise of the silence" • Marluce Lima, from São Paulo - SP