#guarany

[ofertasnaweb]

Crie com Guarany e concorra a prêmios na promoção 50 tons de verde!

[sudaca-swag]

no puedo parar de reírme con este hilo

[modelsof-color]

Zaya Guarani by Johnson Lui for Atmos Magazine April 2024

[captain-price-unofficially]

Oh crumb.

[beemovieerotica]

so we all know as fantasy writers that you need to google your made up words before you start using them.

i'm now extending this rule to pharmaceutical companies:

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

'Indigenous people are murdered, and the killers go unpunished,' say organizations in solidarity with Brazil's Guarani Kaiowá people

The document was issued after the murder of a young Indigenous man in Mato Grosso do Sul state

Following the murder of a young Indigenous man on Wednesday morning (18) in the municipality of Antônio João in Mato Grosso do Sul state, organizations published a note in solidarity with the Guarani Kaiowá, expressing their rejection of violence against Indigenous people. Neri Guarani Kaiowa, 22, was shot in the head in a reclaimed area during an action by the Mato Grosso do Sul Military Police.  

The attacks began on Thursday (12) when the Indigenous people reclaimed the Barra farm, which overlaps with the Nhanderu Marangatu Indigenous Land (TI, in Portuguese). The Military Police, who were protecting the property, attacked them. They shot three people, and one was hospitalized. 

In Douradina, around 180 kilometers from Antônio João, the Guarani Kaiowá also face violence as they reclaim their ancestral territory of Panambi Lagoa-Rica.  

“We, the signatories of this note, demand that the authorities of the Brazilian state, government, and judiciary prioritize the protection of Indigenous communities to avoid further bloodshed on this land,” the note stresses. The document questions the actions of the justice system, which “cannot remain silent in an unequal battle where only Indigenous people are murdered, while the perpetrators and masterminds go unpunished.”

Continue reading.

[squirrelmop]

Is this a self-portrait?

[robertocustodioart]

Anok Yai and Zaya Guarani by Rafael Pavarotti 2024

[alicedrawslesmis]

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There's been an unprecedented level of flooding in the southernmost state of Brasil, and native Guarani families require urgent donations!

Because of economy bullshit, any amount of Dollars or Euros or similar high value currency will be worth more than it would be in the US or Europe (basically because exchange rates aren't equal to the buying power of a currency. Donating 10 dollars is about equivalent to someone receiving 15 dollars if it was in the USA! So donating 100 dollars would be equivalent to 150, etc you get the idea). So donations in Dollars and Euros or Pounds are all very welcome

[daybreaksys]

We tend to think languages of different groups within the same family are so much more difficult to learn than languages of the same group until we try to learn a language that is actually from a different family

Sure, as a Portuguese speaker, it's harder to learn English than to learn Spanish, but it doesn't compare to trying to learn Inuktitut or Japanese, than you find out English and Spanish are actually more of less at the same level of difficulty

When you start studying Chinese or Tupi you think "dang, it's not enough to replace a word for another and change word order, I have to think about the world around me in a completely different way, I have to relearn from scratch what it means to speak a language"

[rogdona]

[fandomshatepeopleofcolor]

I think that Duolingo erasing Guaraní but keeping New Valyrian should piss more people off

~Mod René

[folkfashion]

Guarani boy, Brazil, by Luca Meola

[modelsof-color]

Zaya Guarani by Mar + Vin for Vogue Brazil June 2024

[multlingvulo]

(English) From the river to the sea

(português) Do rio ao mar

(castellano) Desde el río al mar

(français) De la rivière à la mer

(română) De la râu pân' la mare

(日本語) 川（かわ）から海（うみ）へ

(guarani) Ysyry guive parana meve

(tupi) 'y suí paranã supé

(Esperanto) De la rivero ĝis la maro

[mythos-soup]

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