So one thing you guys will love, because this is a tech angle, is in

Brazilian Portuguese there's no words that really end in a hard consonant, so

everything kind of ends in a vowel. Okay. And as a result, when they adopt English words,

they become very to us English speakers funny.

For example, Facebook in Brazil is Facey-booky.

Fasy-booky.

Yes, and before that there was there was or-koot or as I understand they called it in Brazil

or Koochy.

Yes exactly, or koochy and yutuby and tiki talky.

Tiki talky.

Yeah, but it goes on to so many different words.

I mean, ping-e pong, internet, she kingy kong, heicky-nicky, I mean, it's so good, it's so good, man.

Do you think our podcast is called Hargy Forky?

Hargy Forky?

Hargy, yeah, it literally is Hargy Forky. Yeah, it's literally Harjy Forky. Wow.

Yeah. Do you want me to give you a call to your Brazilian listeners for, you know,

Obrigado for a v over Rajifork, here,

bank vindo for all those of the

of the authorities of Brazil.

In so, K. Kevin, he's a door to Brazil and he's gosh from the internet and

also you never have said a gyr

chikitoke and deli,

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