Students watch a fun video where Latinos try Brazilian food for the first time and give their reactions. Tasks include some vocabulary and grammar practice (present perfect), and opinion-based discussion. 
The questions are designed for intermediate to advanced students (B1–C1)

The participants often used descriptive language when talking about food (e.g., gooey, moist, creamy, crunchy). Can you describe a food you love using similar vocabulary?

What are some examples of Brazilian food you can find at Brazilian restaurants in the U.S.? Have you tried any of them? How were they?

How authentic do you think Brazilian food is in the U.S.? What might change when food is adapted to another country?

One person said: "There’s stuff they did that was totally different, and stuff that felt like home."  What do you think they meant by this?

How does Brazilian food compare to other Latin American food you've tried or know about? Consider ingredients, flavors, presentation, or cooking style.

At the end, they talk about a desire to feel more connected to Brazilian culture. What is your reaction to this? Do you think Brazilians are well represented when we talk about Latin America?

What do you think people from other Latin American countries might find surprising about Brazilian food?

How would you describe Brazilian food to someone who has never tried it before? You can use descriptive words like spicy, sweet, salty, rich, etc.

How do you feel when people from other cultures try your country’s food for the first time? What kinds of reactions do you expect or hope for?

In this video, a group of Latinos taste traditional Brazilian dishes for the first time and share their thoughts.
They try foods like coxinha, pão de queijo, feijoada, and brigadeiro, comparing them to dishes from their own cultures.

Latinos Try Brazilian Food For The First Time

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Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. Students watch a fun video where Latinos try Brazilian food for the first time and give their reactions. Tasks…