Today we’re going to learn some vocabulary related to nightlife, which is essential for anyone traveling to Brazil.<\/p>\n
boate<\/strong>: nightclub\/dance club (used in Rio de Janeiro)<\/p>\n balada<\/strong>: nightclub\/dance club (used in S\u00e3o Paulo and to clubs that play techno)<\/p>\n bar<\/strong>: bar\/pub<\/p>\n boteco\/botequim<\/strong>: pub\/neighborhood bar (usually with tables outside and food)<\/p>\n baile funk<\/strong>: Brazilian funk dance club\/party<\/p>\n entrada\/pre\u00e7o<\/strong>: cover<\/p>\n g\u00eanero<\/strong>: <\/strong>type of music<\/p>\n comanda<\/strong>: card or slip of paper used to keep track of your tab<\/p>\n bebida<\/strong>: drink<\/p>\n chope<\/strong>: beer from a tap<\/p>\n cerveja<\/strong>: beer<\/p>\n lata<\/strong>: can<\/p>\n garrafa<\/strong>: bottle<\/p>\n caipirinha<\/strong>: the national drink of Brazil, made with cacha\u00e7a<\/a>, sugar, and limes<\/p>\n caipiroska<\/strong>: a caipirinha made with vokda<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today we’re going to learn some vocabulary related to nightlife, which is essential for anyone traveling to Brazil. boate: nightclub\/dance club (used in Rio de Janeiro) balada: nightclub\/dance club (used in S\u00e3o Paulo and to clubs that play techno) bar: bar\/pub boteco\/botequim: pub\/neighborhood bar (usually with tables outside and food) baile funk: Brazilian funk dance…<\/p>\n