The ethnic diversity of Paraguayans having seen Asian, Blonde blue eyed, and Mestiza Paraguayans is quite interesting to me. They're really friendly and down to party with rooftop bars that have panoramic views of the city. And with all due respect their women are as beautiful as Colombianas if not more so IMO. I love how they maintain their indigenous culture with the Guarani as their currency and a majority spoken language. No where else in the colonized western hemisphere do you see that. Also I noticed they say"puerta" like Paulistas from Sao, Paulo Brasil say "Porta" or when they say "lugar". So at times to my ear they had a Paulista accent where they hit the "r" hard like gringo spoken Spanish without rolling it.
The country lost 90% of its original population in the war of the triple alliance, only 200 thousand people survived and the country was repopulated with millions of European immigrants, which resulted in a "castiso" population very different from the average latin
El super 6 es el supermercado más caro de donde comprar alimentos en Paraguay, además las frutas y verduras envasadas tienen costo extra y sumado el delivery es carisimo
I was there over the Christmas, it's a great with place lovely people, but you need to speak Spanish, I don't and due to the good nature of the locals making a massive effort to help me I had a great time. When I go back later in the year I will need to have a lot learnt a lot more Spanish.
Where I live in the Bay area, the peanut butter would have been $5, The limes would have been $4, The prepared meals would have been $7 each, 5L of water would have been $3.50, and bananas would have been hard to purchase in that bad of condition, but that many would have been about $2.50. Thank you for the video! Hope you don't get sick again.
@@IvanHernandez-ii8oq wow, awesome man! I hope you pull it off. I know this bay area is about the worst it gets with prices. Frozen meals can definitely be 20 bucks, but you, grocery outlet... Haha. Maybe not the best. Or Costco, and then take the average.
@@StevoSwiss We are on the same boath Costco is a luxury now lol , I'll keep you updated once I apply for resedency, and let you know how it whent. Best of luck to everyone
Cumbia is really from Colombia. It is played in Argentina and many other countries of course but it is not from Argentina. Argentina is the land of tango, pop music, rock, country samba, milonga, and other types of songs and melodies,
Well the food shopping is definitely not as cheap as i hoped for, it is kind of similar to prices in the Netherlands, with exception of the waterbottle
The whole old town area is a must avoid whenever you’re a first time tourist or by yourself, it’s indeed a bit sketchy Are you coming back to Paraguay?
In Paraguay everything is cheap because the government is capitalist, it only charges a 10% tax to the inhabitants and the companies, that is why all the companies and brands in the world are in Paraguay and do not increase their prices too much, sometimes maintaining the price from their original country or even cheaper, they would like to come to Paraguay, the climate, the friendliness of the Paraguayans, the perfect climate, the most magical nights, the people who are the most beautiful, there are thousands of children of Europeans and the Paraguayans have an appearance similar to the Mediterranean people of southern Europe, most of the population is very young, the food is richer and has never been seen before, the places are like a paradise, the streams, lakes, and the artificial beaches of large rivers They clean every year like those in Encarnacion, Paraguay is really like a university summer vacation place 👍
The ethnic diversity of Paraguayans having seen Asian, Blonde blue eyed, and Mestiza Paraguayans is quite interesting to me. They're really friendly and down to party with rooftop bars that have panoramic views of the city. And with all due respect their women are as beautiful as Colombianas if not more so IMO. I love how they maintain their indigenous culture with the Guarani as their currency and a majority spoken language. No where else in the colonized western hemisphere do you see that. Also I noticed they say"puerta" like Paulistas from Sao, Paulo Brasil say "Porta" or when they say "lugar". So at times to my ear they had a Paulista accent where they hit the "r" hard like gringo spoken Spanish without rolling it.
The country lost 90% of its original population in the war of the triple alliance, only 200 thousand people survived and the country was repopulated with millions of European immigrants, which resulted in a "castiso" population very different from the average latin
Jajaja soy de Paraguay y es cierto lo de la "R"
So many great places to visit in Paraguay. A country of hidden gems.
Even with your delivery, all of those prices are way cheaper than mine in the U.S. The produce looks fresher too. Thanks for filming and sharing.
Interesting. Thanks for letting me know
Such an amazing video, beautiful city, look forward to visiting soon, thanks for sharing!
El super 6 es el supermercado más caro de donde comprar alimentos en Paraguay, además las frutas y verduras envasadas tienen costo extra y sumado el delivery es carisimo
I was there over the Christmas, it's a great with place lovely people, but you need to speak Spanish, I don't and due to the good nature of the locals making a massive effort to help me I had a great time. When I go back later in the year I will need to have a lot learnt a lot more Spanish.
@johng1216 Otra opción es que aprendas el idioma Guaraní , que también es oficial. Es muy fácil ( yo en muchos años no aprendí casi nada ) 🤣
Te esperamos 🇵🇾
@@dahiacosta6403 Gracias
@@AlfredoBrizuela09 El idioma guaraní es muy nasal, el español es la mejor opción por ahora, aprenderé el guaraní cuando viva allí.
Where I live in the Bay area, the peanut butter would have been $5, The limes would have been $4, The prepared meals would have been $7 each, 5L of water would have been $3.50, and bananas would have been hard to purchase in that bad of condition, but that many would have been about $2.50.
Thank you for the video! Hope you don't get sick again.
$7 try $20 plus I live in Marin county looking to move to Paraguay in 2025
@@IvanHernandez-ii8oq wow, awesome man! I hope you pull it off. I know this bay area is about the worst it gets with prices. Frozen meals can definitely be 20 bucks, but you, grocery outlet... Haha. Maybe not the best. Or Costco, and then take the average.
@@StevoSwiss We are on the same boath Costco is a luxury now lol , I'll keep you updated once I apply for resedency, and let you know how it whent. Best of luck to everyone
The intro music is not from Paraguay, cumbia is from Colombia and Argentina, they are totally different from us
Cumbia is really from Colombia. It is played in Argentina and many other countries of course but it is not from Argentina. Argentina is the land of tango, pop music, rock, country samba, milonga, and other types of songs and melodies,
Paraguay escucha mucha kachaca
Tango is not Argentinian, Tango is from Spain as Gardel from Uruguay@@jgonz260
Argentina has cumbia villera that's a shit @@jgonz260
I hate all these kind of music and Samba is from Brazil inspired on african music @@jgonz260
looks like a great city to enjoy money and live like royalty.
comparable shopping prices in South Dakota
Surprising!
Last I checked Christi Noem has ceded South Dakota to Israel for use as a child trafficking and pedophile hub? Go Rainbow!
Well the food shopping is definitely not as cheap as i hoped for, it is kind of similar to prices in the Netherlands, with exception of the waterbottle
Bienvenida a Paraguay❤
Surely you found expensive supermarket, foods prices in Paraguay are more cheap
I ordered the groceries on Pedidos Ya so there was definitely a premium for that. It was ordered from the Pedido Market on the app
The whole old town area is a must avoid whenever you’re a first time tourist or by yourself, it’s indeed a bit sketchy
Are you coming back to Paraguay?
Nicely done good to learn more about your life in Asuncion
I couldn't watch your full video, cumbia is very annoying
El padel es el deporte de mayor crecimiento mundial, incluso este año empieza un circuito en USA.
Hey there! If you ever need a photographer or videographer for your properties and extra point understand English and is a local!
In Paraguay everything is cheap because the government is capitalist, it only charges a 10% tax to the inhabitants and the companies, that is why all the companies and brands in the world are in Paraguay and do not increase their prices too much, sometimes maintaining the price from their original country or even cheaper, they would like to come to Paraguay, the climate, the friendliness of the Paraguayans, the perfect climate, the most magical nights, the people who are the most beautiful, there are thousands of children of Europeans and the Paraguayans have an appearance similar to the Mediterranean people of southern Europe, most of the population is very young, the food is richer and has never been seen before, the places are like a paradise, the streams, lakes, and the artificial beaches of large rivers They clean every year like those in Encarnacion, Paraguay is really like a university summer vacation place 👍
What can you say about drinking the tap water in Asuncion, Paraguay?
Why not? Don't drink the first week maybe as usual when you are not in your home city, but tap water is fine here.
I'm from Paraguay/ Asuncion, and the water is ok, I lived in Colorado and there the water was worst.
What neighborhood were you at?
I usually try to stay in the recoleta/mariscal area
Hi, v interested video. From Pakistan 🇵🇰🌹
Si eres cristiano será bien venido
@@marciafranco1863 what this language?
My country speak Spanish and Guarani, letle People speak inglés, do you move from Paraguay you need speak Spanish, is beatifull country
@@leonardocorrea3589 Thanks 👍
Tenes como 5 videos hablando sobre Paraguay, a mi no me jodes sos paraguaya y te haces pasar por gringa 😂😅
Oh! Claravidente 😅😅😅
Your pronunciations are a bit off, but I like how you did this video showing off our Country.
Yes because she is not Paraguayan. Come to NY and I’ll tell you if you have correct pronunciation
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De dónde eres?
you said business partners. what business do you do ? i am interested