My family and I are looking to take a vacation in Costa Rica in late June/early July of next year. We have an adult, a 17 year old, and a 13 year old. We are looking for something nice, that will ...
k well im going to go to Costa Rica in about 2 weeks and i was wondering...is the food there good? like i cant have meat only sea food and veggies..so do you think thats going to cause a problem? and ...
My friend and me are planning a trip to sth america next year we are two girls who speak no spanish where are the best places to go and do you recomend a tour in certain parts of south america? ...
Where is a nice place to visit in Costa Rica? I'd love a nice small resort or retreat that includes yoga and would love to be able to see some of the country....
Has to be hot, need to work on my tan ;)
people have to be friendly and it has to be safe
nice beaches, but a big city to explore and shop etc
my Spanish is okay, but i cannot speak P...
I'm 24, average build, recently started running 30 min a day and have moderate asthma (I use Advair twice weekly). I'm going to Peru in two weeks and want to hike up Machu Picchu, but am ...
I went to visit my grandma two summers a go, and I went to my mom's last summer. My grandma leaves by her self and my momo leaves with my step-dad (who is really cool) and my brothers....
I'm traveling from Guatemala City, to San Pedro Sula, across to the Bay Islands, then to Puerto Cortes to catch the Ferry up and through Belize? It will be about 6 weeks in total. How safe do ...
the right term is "Costarricense",
pronounced, " Cohs-tah-ree-kenn-seh"
try it, its simple.
well yeah.
Guatemala- Guatemalteco/a
El Salvador - salvadorena/o
Nicaragua - Nicaraguense
etc.
hope this helps! =)
*Amber*
"Costarricense"
Don't say "Costariqueño/a" you will sound extremely ignorant especially to a Costa Rican.
ticosland2008
The most often used term in Spanish is "costarricense." Costa Ricans refer to themselves in that manner, or they call themselves "Ticos." It is also acceptable to use "costarriqueño." Costa Ricans don't like the term too much, but is is perfectly acceptable.
For any other information about Costa Rica, try the TicosLand directory.
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--costarricense
*pronunciation*
cos---as in "COSt"
ta---as in "TAn"
rri---as in "RIng"
cen---as in "SCENt"
se--- as in "CEll"
Insert Name Here.
I thought Costa Rica was already in Spanish...
But I could be wrong.
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