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@TalkToMeSinop

2025-03-03 11:18:24 UTC

I lived in Sinop/Brazil for more then a decade and despite not really going out, every time I would go to any store I would talk to some stranger. Like the cashier, the old lady buying jeans, a kid joking around. Overall, Brazil is a very friendly country were you can speak to anyone and have small talks all the time. Most of my small talks to strangers happened in queue of the market groceries or something like that.

@talktomecolombia

2025-03-03 11:19:31 UTC

In my view everyone is so friendly, and we are open to talk with strangers at the street, it doesn’t matter where you are in Colombia, you will always find someone to say to you “Hi, how are you?” With a smile.

#talktomesaopaulo

2025-03-03 11:20:11 UTC

São Paulo it’s a large city with many kind of people. There is a lot of people ready to help and talk to strangers in the street. Specially if it’s close to sightseeing places, where has tourists. But there are people who are running to work and school and might not pay attention to someone else to start a conversation. Sometimes it’s not because it’s a problem, sometimes they just don’t have time.

@talktomesaopaulo

2025-03-03 11:21:57 UTC

I lived in São Paulo for a long time, and I know the most of the things there, so if you ask me if São Paulo is friendly place, I can give to you my view about that, because I think during the week is difficult see the kindness and friendly, because the people are very busy with their work, school, housework’s and something like that. But if you walk in the city on the weekends you can see the people helping the others, and laughing more than normal days.

@talktomemedellin

2025-03-03 11:23:26 UTC

I'd say that people from Medellin is always open to talk.It's a well-known city for the kindness and friendly approach with the foreign visitors or locals. People who visited Medellin used to makes a lot of friends because locals really enjoying to talk and share their culture and food.

@Talk to me Caldes d'Estrac

2025-03-03 11:23:49 UTC

I grow up in this city and i lived in there for 22 years. It's not very popular so no many people have vacations or visit it, but every people, as far as i'm concerned, they always come back. I feel that everyone know eachother, and i know its true.

Every summer we celebrate the parties of the town and if you ask me, even the people ara usually aproachable in this event they are even more so if anyone wants to come they should do it without haistiate. Lovely people, funny, and really kind.

@talktomeTalcahuano

2025-03-03 11:24:00 UTC

Personally, I think that speaks with stranger are an amazing idea 🤩 well, in my experience I found the true love 😶‍🌫️💘

I was on the bus in Talcahuano because I was coming to Huachipato game futbol ⚽ obviously I was using my 'talk to me' pin and an guy started to talk with me about Huachipato :) I was so excited because it is the best futbol team 🫣

If you ask me, used this pin was the best thing of my life, 🧬 . Soon will be our wedding 💒💗🌸 💒💗🌸

The pearl of Pacific@talktomelondon

2025-03-03 11:24:43 UTC

In my opinion, Guayaquil is a city where people are generally friendly, but it really depends on the situation. In busy areas like the Malecon or shopping centers, people can seem a bit more focused on their own thing and less likely to start a conversation with strangers. But if you're in a neighborhood or a local market, people are usually open to talk and help. So, I wouldn’t say Guayaquil is unfriendly, but like in any big city, it’s all about the context.

@TalkToMeFarroupilha

2025-03-03 11:26:47 UTC

In my hometown people use to be a bit unfriendly. I lived there for more than 20 years, but I didn’t have much experience talking to a stranger there. Although, I had a lot of random conversations with strangers in parties and bars. I lived in a private bubble, I had the same friends for a long time. And also they came with me to Australia.

2025-03-03 12:55:40 UTC

iscover and intervene with art, we also have jungle places very close where we can discover the magic and abundance of water that runs everywhere in the form of giant waterfalls where we can go to relax and rest from the noise and saturation of the city. Thank you very much, I'll wait for you here, you can write to my Instagram @caos.graffiti so that you can let yourself be guided by your new friend.

@talktomesantiago

2025-03-03 14:22:07 UTC

I lived in Santiago for 28 years, and in my opinion, a lot of friendly people live there. It can be annoying if you are an immigrant or a tourist, because these people are able to make jokes to everyone in the first meeting and just chilians will understand and laugh, but that is how some people make friends. Santiago could be ugly, but its people who make this city a better place to live.

#TalkToMeColombia

2025-03-04 08:05:12 UTC

Colombia is a country where people are very warm and friendly. It doesn’t matter if you are in a big city like Bogotá or in a small town, you will always find someone willing to chat with you. In many places, it’s common for strangers to greet you with a “How are you?” or “Where are you going?”. In neighborhoods, people know and support each other, and if you are a foreigner, they will likely welcome you with a big smile and curiosity about where you are from.

@TalktomeMinasGerais

2025-03-04 08:10:20 UTC

Minas Gerais is the kind of place that welcomes you with open arms, a freshly brewed coffee, and a warm pão de queijo. It’s home to people who love a good conversation and say “uai,” “trem,” and “sô” without even thinking.

Here, the mountains paint the horizon, waterfalls hide in the middle of the forest, and dirt roads take you to places no one talks about, but everyone should visit.

The cities breathe history, with golden churches and stone streets that have seen it all. And if you get hungry, don’t worry, there’s frango com quiabo, feijão tropeiro, doce de leite, and, of course, a cachaça that burns on the way down but warms the soul.

That’s Minas. A place that feels like home, smells like good food, and has a simple way of life that makes you want to stay.

@TalkToMeBogota

2025-03-04 08:10:37 UTC

This is Bogotá, the Melbourne city but in Latinoamérica ahah I lived here for 27 years and I learn a lot of this city, the people are really gentle despite is a cold city, in fact a lot of people think that the people in this city is the most rude and simple person but the reality is the opposite, we really adapt for every cultures that we recieve in the city and for that reason our capacity for be gentle with others is too big, for that reason, you can ask different things to strangers and everyone try to help you, you can get information ℹ️ with everybody and specially in the neighbourhood you can find neighborhoods too friendlys

TalkToMeTokyo

2025-03-05 07:55:05 UTC

I grew up in Tokyo and lived there for a long time.

Personally, I think people look unfriendly because they are busy and also shy. In general, they are kind. They tell you friendly if you have some question and ask them. However, it's not common that people talk to strangers in restraints and cafes because of Japanese personalities. Please don't take it personality, I think they are kind but not really friendly.