I am a 22 year old black, Canadian female who loves the latin culture very much, from the food to the music, to Spanish, love it all. I'm trying to be fluent in Spanish. Between Low and high, my ...
I ask this because every Panamanian I've met, over forty, have been Black, but my sister swears Panama is very diverse as far as race(she's visited), whereas I've spoken with P...
I'm traveling over the summer with a camp program. I'm wondering because being with my camp I probably wont get the chance to buy them there and if they even notify anyone that I have ...
I herd theres a warning that tensions are rising because of the upcoming elections.... would it be dangerous to be there at that time or absolutely harmless and entertaining? And hows the weather ...
ok, so can someone name places you MUST see when visting el salvador or sites that list them? i'll do further research but i have to start with actually finding PLACES.... it could be a national ...
Does anyone know specifically how to do it? I know you can go through Canada and they will not stamp your passport, so the US customs has no clue you've been elsewhere. Has anyone actually ...
I was told that one needs to have a "VISA" to be able to travel from El Salvador to the U.S but I don't how to obtain one(the "VISA" is for someone who lives in El Salvador), ...
Im going to Costa Rica in a few weeks, have been reading Q/A regarding others travel, and noticed that alot have mentioned NOT to look touristy... no sandals, shorts, cameras, etc. except for the ...
It gets 1800GSM. I checked. It uses a SIM card. Is this a no brainer? And do you know how easy it is to get a SIM card in Costa Rica. And how much do you think a cheap card costs?...
yes...it makes sense to me...I'm fluent in Spanish. It's just giving you info on travel to Machu Picchu.
Did you need it translated?
Garra U
It's true. I've walked from Macchu Picchu to Aguas Calientes once over the train track the scary part was crossing the tunnel and everytime we crossed paths with some local, we would ask: "How much more is it to Aguas Calientes" and the local would answer: "Aquisito nomas" 10 more minutes! (it was more than an hour and a half)
there's a paved road and now you have buses going back and forth, it takes like 10 minutes.
BBsGirl96
well that depends. if you understand what it means then it might make perfect sense. but since i don't know what it says i can't correctly answer that question. well, sorry
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