Benny le polyglotte irlandais

Qui est Benny ?

Benny Lewis est l’auteur du livre et blog à succès international « Fluent in 3 Months », ainsi que de la série « Language Hacking ». Il est également connu pour les vidéos qu’il met en ligne sur YouTube depuis 2006.

Il est le voyageur de l’année du National Geographic, a donné plusieurs conférences TEDx, est l’ambassadeur officiel des langues de l’Union Européenne et est complètement nomade depuis plus de 21 ans.

Tout ce qu’il possède au monde tient dans son bagage enregistré de 23 kg et son petit sac à dos, car il voyage dans le monde entier pour apprendre des langues.

Il parle actuellement couramment 6 langues et peut se débrouiller dans 5 autres.

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PROJETS DE VOYAGE

Emplacement actuel

Fortaleza

Emplacement suivant

Florianópolis

Mes voyages passés

Ah, Jericoacoara! One of my favourite places in th

Ah, Jericoacoara! One of my favourite places in the world!⁠
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2 years ago, this was one of my first post-pandemic destinations as a nomad again. It was definitely the right choice, since it's far removed from society with sand-covered roads and is only accessible by 4x4 over sand dunes.⁠
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This time, instead of a whole month, I was just here for a week. But what a week! I relaxed, enjoyed the amazing views, ate amazingly, and got daily windsurfing lessons (hence my black sun-protected water outfit)⁠
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With my visit-every-state-of-Brazil project almost wrapped up, I decided to use my remaining 3 months in Brazil wisely by spending time in my top favourite places again, and that had to include "Jeri"!⁠
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#Jericoacoara

Where the hell is Benny?⁠ ⁠ As a nomad, it's a

Updated map of my own personal Brazil: 25 (of 26)

Updated map of my own personal Brazil: 25 (of 26) states visited in the 5th largest country on earth!⁠
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Seeing all of Brazil has been on my bucket list for a very long time, and I've almost completed the project...⁠
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The plan is to take a break from all the intensive travels and revisit some places I've already been to. Right now, I'm in Jericoacoara (one of my favourite beach spots in the entire country, with excellent wind and kitesurfing) for a week, then a little west of Fortaleza in another windsurfing area for a week, and then Florianópolis for a MONTH.⁠
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After that, at the end of November I'll be returning to the northeast, specifically going to Salvador (Bahia) again that will include easy access to Sergipe, my final unvisited state of the country!

I got my Brazilian tourist stay extension!!⁠ ⁠

I got my Brazilian tourist stay extension!!⁠
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So relieved this worked out, since it means I get to spend the rest of the year in my favourite country in the world!⁠
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I did this last week when I was in São Luís, in a state capital with easy access to a Federal Police station.⁠
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I was a little worried when applying because I was turned down when I applied in 2006. Why that happened is complicated, but I uploaded a podcast last week talking all about it if you search for "Language and Travel hacking" in your podcast app of choice.⁠
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This means that nothing will stop me from completing my "every Brazilian state" project, with loads of time leftover to finally slow down my travels and enjoy some of my favourite parts of Brazil again. For instance, behind me in this photo you can see Jericoacoara, one of my favourite places in Brazil I decided to stop in for a week.⁠
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(Note: I edited this image so private information on my passport was not visible. Also, this is my British passport, rather than my Irish one. I don't tend to use my Irish passport when flying to Brazil, just in case, since that's the one I got into trouble with my first time here 😂)

My 25th Brazilian state: Piauí!⁠ ⁠ Really gla

My 25th Brazilian state: Piauí!⁠
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Really glad I took on this visit-every-state project this year!!⁠
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This one was a unique stop, because typically, I would go to the state capital and largest city, but this time, since I'm driving rather than getting buses or boats, the city of Parnaíba on the coast was vastly easier to visit than Teresina deeper inland.⁠
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There are some impressive deltas on the coast, lovely buildings in the city centre and the people in this town were very friendly. Every one of them was surprised that I was a foreigner rather than from a different state in Brazil (with a very weird accent) since foreigners simply don't tend to come this way so often.⁠
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#Parnaíba #Parnaiba #PHB #Piauí #gringonobrasil

More photos from the Lençóis Maranhenses: Sunset

More photos from the Lençóis Maranhenses: Sunset edition 🌄⁠
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It was a bit of a trek to get to these dunes, with hours spent both ways in extremely bumpy 4x4s, but it was totally worth it!⁠ ⛱️⌛🏜️⁠
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#lençóismaranhenses #lencoismaranhenses #maranhao #maranhão #brasil🇧🇷 #brazil #lencois #lençóis #sunset

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