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Monday at 6:30 pm
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Are you going to stay in a hotel on your trip?

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Friday at 10:42 pm
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Oi Igor,


We say "chip de celular" or "Cartão SIM".

There are many companies to choose from, the most used ones are Vivo, Claro and Tim.

I hope it helps!


Paloma

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Igor
Wednesday at 2:50 am
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Oi,

Como se diz 'SIM card for mobile phone' em Portugues? Which one is better to buy in Brazil to get mobile internet?

Braden
Monday at 8:50 pm
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Very good tip! It gives you a lot more room and privacy. I stayed in one of these in João Pessoa a while ago.


In Portuguese, this is called renting (aluguel) a "casa de temporada" or "apartamento de temporada." You can usually rent by day, week, or month for a maximum of three months.

Jacek
Monday at 6:36 pm
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I usually book through travel agency apartments in the private houses for all family. It's much cheaper and more comfortable.