 Working in Costa Rica? |
hi everyone in da house. i`m planning to move to the Costa Rica. I`ve some questions. I`ll be appreciate for your answers
in which city are the job opportunities more?
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 Is June a good season to visit Guatemala? |
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Do people in Costa Rica speak English? |
If no, can I find English-speaking people there? |
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The native language in Costa Rica is Spanish but you can find English speaking people all over the world...unlike the US, people abroad do learn alternate languages apart from their native one. |
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yeah the english people do! |
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ticosland2008
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Costa Rican people speak Spanish. However, you should have no problem finding people who speak at least some English. |
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Costa Rica is Spanish but you will find many English speaking people at most of the tourist areas, like Quepos or Jaco. Just about every major hotel has English speaking front desk personal that will help you. Heading into mountains, and isolated beach towns, do not expect to see much English spoken, especially when dropping into a local bar or restaurants. |
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