foreign people living in Recife

Dan San New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

Hello There.

As I know how hard it is to get along and connected to a new city specially if you are in a different country I wouldn't mind on help foreign people explore the city of Recife.

Let me know if you are moving or living in town. I might be able to help you somehow !!
cheers

Dan

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usmc_mv ViP

1049POSTS

12 years ago

Hi Dan,

Where in Recife do you live? I am thinking about going there late November or early December for my spouses Visa interview at the US Consulate.

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Dan San New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

Hey Matt,

I live on the North side of town in a neighborhood called Casa Forte. The American consulate its聽 located near downtown and it is 15 min driving with no traffic from my house.

Best Regards

Dan

DJbrownsugar Member

20POSTS

12 years ago

Hi Dan!

I have just recently moved to Brazil from DUBAI with my wife who is from Recife... Is there a demand for Englsh tutors or House music DJ's in the city?

Regards,

Ali

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James ViP

11272POSTS

12 years ago

Hello Dan,

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On behalf of everybody at Expat-blog, welcome on board.

It is my extreme pleasure to welcome a fellow Canuck both to the blog and to Brazil. Especially somebody almost as tall as the CN Tower! LOL聽 That's one great photo by the way.

I was born and raised in Hamilton, ON and also lived in Vancouver , BC for 28 years before coming to Brazil almost 12 years ago now. If there is anything you need in the way of information or advice don't hesitate to PM me. That's what I'm here for.

I'm sure you'll make lots of new friends here.

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聽 Cheers,聽

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聽 William James Woodward, Brazil & Canada Expert - Expat-blog Team

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Dan San New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

Hello Will,

Thanks for your message I appreciate it.

Let me know if you ever come to Recife.

Have a good one
be safe

Dan

Dan San New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

Hey Dude,

To be honest Im not too sure about English tutors in town but I know a few promoters in Recife what kinda of music do you usually play?

Have a good one.

Dan

Hasnaa ViP

4079POSTS

12 years ago

Hi Ali,

I also invite you to have a look at the section jobs in Recife and you may also post an advert.

This might be helpful.

Thank you and good luck

Hasnaa
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DJbrownsugar Member

20POSTS

12 years ago

Hi Dan!

Thanks for your reply and apologies for the delay as I have been traveling. My genre is House Music.
Send me a Message with your contact number so we can meet up... I also live is Casa Forte (very close to Plaza Shopping Center).
Cheers!
ali

gjl2611 New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

#10

Hi there....are there any hashers in the Recife area?

Dan San New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

#11

u mean the meat?

gjl2611 New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

#12

No, I mean as in a social walking/running club.聽 .....the motto for hash as I know it is:聽 "Drinkers with a running problem".聽 Usually meet at a pre-arranged location.聽 A "hare" marks the run beforehand, usually using chalk, and the hashers then figure out the trail.聽 It takes about half an hour to an hour, then all meet back at the starting point which could be a bar and those who will, stay and socialise for a bit.

Dan San New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

#13

Not that I know about it.
although I am meeting Ali from Dubai tomorrow night if you fancy it.

9930.2628

gjl2611 New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

#14

Where and what time?

DJbrownsugar Member

20POSTS

12 years ago

#15

Dan and I are going to be spearheading the campaign to bring the expats in Recife together (following Catherine's Lead!)... We look forward to meeting new and fun people! All are welcome!
We will be going to a very popular Pub in Boa Viagem... For details please contact Dan (Cell # listed above) or Ali (Cell # 9551.9993)

Cheers!

-A

invitada145 Guest

0POSTS

12 years ago

#16

Hi Dan! That's a very interesting job: helping foreing people in Recife. Let me introduce myself. My name is M谩rcia. I'm Brazilian and I live in Recife with my husband Andy, who is American. He became an English teacher since he came to live in Brazil (around 5 years ago). He works at Ingl锚s.comAmericano, a new English course in the north part of Recife. We wonder if you've heard about other Americans in Recife who would like to be an English teacher too. Let me know if you do, okay? Cheers

jota23 Active member

26POSTS

12 years ago

#17

I've made it down to Recife and may be interested in meeting up some time (depends on when

).

I hope everyone is doing well!

gjl2611 New member

6POSTS

12 years ago

#18

Hi Marcia...what area is the school in?...think I found it on the facebook page....Casa Forte?

invitada145 Guest

0POSTS

12 years ago

#19

Hi there! Exactily! It's in a building called Empresarial Centrum. It's almost in front of Burguer King in Casa Forte. And yes, we are on Facebook! We'd love to meet new teachers, even though with no experience. Hope to hear from you soon... M谩rcia.