bdecastro
1/1/2012 15:00 EST
Hi, I just moved to Sorocaba from the US. I'm looking for English speakers and English speaking expats to establish friendship. Message me if you are interested. Brandy
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Disi
1/18/2012 10:10 EST
Hi,
Welcome to Sorocaba. We are a danish family, but my husband and I speak english. You can contact me via email [email protected]
/Ditte
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Leolady
1/19/2012 14:34 EST
Hi Brandy, Hope you and the family are getting settled. Hubby and I will be in Curitiba by Feb 15. He is going to be traveling a lot from there so I will be getting us settled in once I am there. No offer on the hosue here in Fargo yet. My oldest son and his wife will move in while we are out of country. The HR folks are looking for a furnished house for us and I am hoping for some water (pool or hot tub) and gardens. Sounds like we are an hr from the coast so my fishing will be a big part of my day thinking. Tell me your impressions of the area so far. How is the temp. Should I bring a coat or cold weather gear for the cold season? I connected with a teacher in the same town as us and am looking forward to hearing how things are there. Drop me a note soon, Marty
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Disi
1/19/2012 16:57 EST
Hi Marty,
Sorry to butt in, but I thought my experience could be of use to you: Do bring warm clothes for the brazilian winter (in SP). We arrived in Sorocaba, SP in May last year and in june/july we were litterally freezing in the tropics! The houses (even the good ones) are poorly isolated and never have heating, so with night time temperatures around 5 C you can be sure to need both warm PJ´s and extra blankets.
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Leolady
1/19/2012 21:52 EST
Thanks Disi, It is good to know short pants and sandles are not all that is needed. I am moving from Fargo ND and have no shortage of warm clothes, just hoping I would not need them. I have seen some houses with fireplaces so that is good to know they actually are useful and not just decorative.
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queennpulp
9/30/2017 13:30 EST
Hi Brandy, I see your post is a few years old, however, i am in Sorocaba for the month (October 2017) and would be happy to get together with other English speakers. Let me know if you are still interested Thanks!
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Sparklingmom
12/21/2019 21:24 EST
Hi although this post is old message me if you are interested; I just moved here in sorocaba too and would like to meet english speakers for friends
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