davidnica
American expat in Nicaragua
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American
Lives in Jinotepe
Registration: 03 September 2014
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Your experience of culture shock in Nicaragua by Christine
Hi, Living in a foreign country implies to discover its culture, to learn and master the cultural codes. How did you deal with that? Share with us your culture shock stories where you experienced a funny or awkward moment in Nicaragua. What ...
I learn to do without. :sosad: Read More
Your experience of culture shock in Nicaragua by Christine
Hi, Living in a foreign country implies to discover its culture, to learn and master the cultural codes. How did you deal with that? Share with us your culture shock stories where you experienced a funny or awkward moment in Nicaragua. What ...
Don't step on the property of another at night even if it is only to knock on the door or ring the bell. The best that you can do id speak loudly or yell from the street. Don't bother calling the police because they will not step foot on ... Read More
Driving in Nicaragua by Maximilien
Hi, What do you think of the way people drive in Nicaragua? How different is it from your home country? Respecting the road safety rules, driving etiquette such as general courtesy, speed excessÂ… what are the characteristics of the driving ...
I drive a moto without problems. I live in Jinotepe and use it for mostly local errands. I have taken several week or more long trips: Somoto, Ocotal, and Jalapa; the northern beaches from Masachapa to Jiquilillo and; DarÃo, El Sauce and ... Read More
New members of the Ecuador forum, introduce yourself here by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Ecuador forum? DonÂ’t know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on your ...
Thank you for the welcome. I am an expat from the USA, retired. I have been living in Jinotepe, Nicaragua for over five years now. I want to move to Ecuador. Nicaraguans love to celebrate with gunpowder. That´s OK for a cumulative few ... Read More