"Qual é o regime político no Brasil?"

Translation: What is the political regime in Brazil?

[emeyr]

In the US media, "regime" is used to describe the political systems of countries that politicians in Washington don't like. "Friendly" countries have "governments". "Regime" has a pejorative implication.

[WarsawWill]

Absolutely agree. I put political system, but it was disallowed.

[phaeluis]

Interesting! In Brazil there is no such distinction. Do you think that in relation to Brazil, we are considered a regime or a government?

[phaeluis]

Regime. Maybe with the nickname "Republic of Bananas" after the recent coup. And you?

[gatoamerican]

Definitely considered a government here in the USA. We LOVE Brazil.

[RafaRiff]

Thank you for sharing, this is new to me.

[raf_iggy]

"What is the political system in Brazil? "
i.e. "how does the government work" is the intended meaning in portuguese?

[henriquefalc]

Exactly.

[Koller154]

I wrote 'regime of Brazil' and was marked wrong. Does it really have to be 'regime IN Brazil' ?

[ArielEscuro]

Apparently, since it specificied "no Brasil" instead of "do Brasil"

[JAmaral84]

What does this have to do with food?

[Paulenrique]

Mixed words!! Regime = regime / diet

[WesleyAlcoforado]

It's just the same word for two meanings. She's on a diet -> Ela está de regime. Regime político - Political regime.

[Molly888309]

Please help. I have 5 crowns at the end of lesson 11 and can't seem to go any further. Is this the absolute end of the course? Is there no other course in Portuguese?