Exactly. Chimmichurris are a must street food. I spent time in La Romana a long

Mar 7, 2019
6:29:06pm

Tare All-American

time ago. I'm sure it has changed significantly so can't recommend any places. If you play golf, Casa de Campo is a must.

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Questions about living in the Dominican Republic

MagicHappen$

3/7/19 1:07pm

Sounds like a fun adventure

Cougar-Duck

3/7/19 1:17pm

Go to damajagua falls and Punta Cana

dahurt45

3/7/19 1:22pm

fair warning: your wisconsin spanish will be very different than D.R. spanish

Cougarclaw

3/7/19 1:28pm

Yeah, I met a few Dominican families in wisconsin

MagicHappen$

3/7/19 1:32pm

Took me weeks to figure out why everyone was talking about this "baina"...dang

zonacougar

3/7/19 2:38pm

"I am fluent in Spanish from my mission in Wisconsin."

The Board Imbecile

3/7/19 1:39pm

You’d be surprised at all 40 of the Hispanics that live up there 😉

MagicHappen$

3/7/19 1:41pm

I did a two year mission trip there. There are colmados on every corner to buy food and grocery stores in the cities.

Slim

3/7/19 2:09pm

Exactly. Chimmichurris are a must street food. I spent time in La Romana a long

Tare

3/7/19 6:29pm

I worked there for a few months. Great place. A few things:

zonacougar

3/7/19 2:37pm

If you’re a baseball fan ask about the local baseball academy or team for the town and go to a game

SaturdaySpecialDay

3/7/19 3:12pm

Any idea if they have softball leagues down there?

MagicHappen$

3/7/19 6:44pm

I'm not sure but bring your glove and ask around. You could at least get in on some street games if you speak Spanish.

SaturdaySpecialDay

3/13/19 1:11pm

If you really want to make some friends down there, go to DI before you go and

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