Usage examples of "brazilian time" in English with translation to Spanish

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Laura is from Brazil. She is Brazilian. Laura es de Brasil. Es brasileña.
What time do you go home? ¿A qué hora te vas a casa?
It's one of the best known books in Brazilian literature. Es uno de los libros más conocidos de la literatura brasilera.
We must make up for lost time. Tenemos que recuperar el tiempo perdido.
Viana is a Brazilian municipality with an estimate population of 65000. Viana es un municipio brasilero de aproximadamente 65 mil habitantes.
What time does the exam start? ¿A qué hora empieza el examen?
The Brazilian economy is growing by leaps and bounds. La economía de Brasil está creciendo a pasos gigantes.
I can seldom find time for reading. Casi nunca encuentro tiempo para la lectura.
Literature is a strong point in Brazilian culture. La literatura es un punto fuerte en la cultura brasilera.
Next time, I will wear boots! ¡La próxima vez llevaré botas!
Robert is Brazilian. His father is Canadian. Robert es brasileño. Su padre es canadiense.
There's plenty time for one more nap. Hay tiempo para una siesta más.
Lots of Brazilian schools observed a minute's silence in honour of the victims of the massacre in Realengo. Muchas escuelas brasileras hicieron un minuto de silencio en honor a las víctimas de la masacre en Realengo.
We waited in the park for a long time. Esperamos mucho tiempo en el parque.
Thirteen is a lucky number in the Brazilian Federal Lottery. El trece es un número de la suerte en la Lotería Federal Brasileña.
It is time to stop watching television. Es hora de dejar de ver televisión.
Roberto is a Brazilian name. Roberto es un nombre brasileño.
I'd love to be able to spend less time doing household chores. Me encantaría ser capaz de pasar menos tiempo haciendo las tareas del hogar.
She gave fifteen interviews to Brazilian media, and seven to foreign media. Ella concedió quince entrevistas a los medios brasileros y siete a los medios extranjeros.
The small town, abandoned long ago, seems frozen in time. El pueblito, abandonado hace mucho tiempo, parece congelado en el tiempo.
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