Yes, I know. However, I was talking more about the cultural context than the language alone.
Just like the UK and the US (and India and Singapore and Hong Kong and Australia etc) all have different cultural context, and sometimes the same words can have different meanings.
It was an interesting learning experience.
I wonder if/how much the Brazilians are influenced by the Americans here.
(Going on a tangent: I remember during a very brief stint working at Facebook, when they were blathering on about 'Black history month' or something like that. I have nothing against 'Black history month' in the US. But this was in the Singaporean office, and we have more relevant issues in South East Asia, including issues of local racism, too. I can see why Facebook (or Meta..) would care as an American company, but it was really weird seeing corporate project that into South East Asia.)