Doubt it, the worst kind will probably stay there, Paraguay isn't woke nor does it allow welfare leechers as it has very small and limited state/government. The worse could happen is a bunch of snobs coming from 1st world expecting it to have the same infrastructure as Munich or other rich areas, or expecting to find a job in their hi-tech area in a country that's somewhat living in the 80's.
My family member Ruth Boshart and Estella Malin came from germany. To work in germany, you have to pass a language test, you have to buy a house, and you have to get some type of visa, you also have to live there for 5 years to become a citizen and you dont have to resign your former citizenship now.
I am not Paraguayan, but I think that the fact that they don't speak English is protecting the country from the global la mass, from becoming the typical touristic destination. They are bilingual, and have their own identity and culture.
It's the geopolitical irrelevance, not the lack of english. Brazillians barely speak their own native portuguese yet brazillian Left mirrors exactly whatever BS the US Left pushes, and despite being a touristic country, it recieves too few touritsts for all its touristic potential (thanks the violence and increased costs promoted by the socialists). Paraguay is relatively small, "ugly" as it doesn't have anything touristically special as other countries and not as strategically important as Brazil, so the elites kinda of ignore it for now, plus the population is very conservative and since education is private and cheap you don't have the government and its marxist teachers pushing their BS on children as well. But by no means I want to take credit for paraguayans. They're nice people and heroic for being the only place where Leftism didn't take root and fester the country. Even Chile who pratically became a 1st world country threw it away going "woke" and shoot1ng itself on the foot. In the end there's no helping it; people are stvpid and will always believe in "free shit" out of envy and ressentment. Only bitcoin will protect us.
I doubt it. Spanish is essential. And who would be the foreigner that is fluent in Guarani, without knowing Spanish? Unfortunately, what would people think anyway if someone speaks only Guarani, without knowing Spanish? And this concept applies even to the Paraguayans!
With Paraguay being deep in South America, and very few people speaking English I don't really see it ever becoming a gringo sewer like Phuket or Medellin. I have been in PY 5 times and only on my 3rd trip did I meet Westerners (and that was only because I went to a meet & greet event).
Paraguay nor any spanish speaking country will never become english speaking..actually no country that is not english speaking already will become one. Why on earth would we do that?? You cannot compare Thailand, where people speak thai, with people speaking spanish, which is a very powerful language with tons of content of all kind on internet, social media or global tv. Most people watch content in spanish, not english in Paraguay and many other countries
Europeans don't come to a latin country and expect to change it to your old ways.accept it, and blend in. Learn some Spanish. It's an easy language to learn. Be respectful of others.
I dont know what food he is talking about. I have not been to Paraguay but been to Panama, Mexiko, Columbia. The number 1 reason I wont and cant be able to live in latin america is the bad food quality, especially the meat like beef. In germany I can buy a 7 euro organic steak in almost every corner / supermarket, or Bio ground beef for 4-5 euro in super quality. In latin america I had to pay 30 euros and the quality was still not there. The normal meat I was able to buy in Panama especially was so expensive and so bad, I cant live there,. I cant imagine Paraguay to be an exception , but am willing to visit and test it. So complaining about food in germany is ludicrous. Germany has far better and cheaper food as most of latin america. in almost every normal supermarket, u get the things just in the quality u would expect, not so in latin america, the infrastructure is just not there. Not to mention the high quality milk products u get in germany or the cheap raw milk products u can get in Austria , this dude is cappin, number one disappointment for me so far visiting latin america is the not present food quality besides fruit. BBQ lmao u can do a BBQ also in germany and how often do you do that anyway? the every day to day life in latin america is just not that comfortable and convinient bc of the lacking infrastructure and the quality of most products besides fruit is just not there
Thank you Gerald for posting this.
You're most welcome!
Appreciate all your comments. Just hope that Paraguay does not fill up with all the worst escapees from Europe because of your suggestions
That already happens. Im from Germany living in Paraguay since 4 years. The Germans who are recently arriving are a disaster.
it wont happen , it will stay a niche for many decades if not hundreds of years
@@Colette_BS123 Why?
Doubt it, the worst kind will probably stay there, Paraguay isn't woke nor does it allow welfare leechers as it has very small and limited state/government.
The worse could happen is a bunch of snobs coming from 1st world expecting it to have the same infrastructure as Munich or other rich areas, or expecting to find a job in their hi-tech area in a country that's somewhat living in the 80's.
Thank you.
Germany is going down hard
still mogs 99.9% of latin america into oblivion on most important things
My family member Ruth Boshart and Estella Malin came from germany. To work in germany, you have to pass a language test, you have to buy a house, and you have to get some type of visa, you also have to live there for 5 years to become a citizen and you dont have to resign your former citizenship now.
I should be there on february 8 already :)
I am not Paraguayan, but I think that the fact that they don't speak English is protecting the country from the global la mass, from becoming the typical touristic destination.
They are bilingual, and have their own identity and culture.
It's the geopolitical irrelevance, not the lack of english. Brazillians barely speak their own native portuguese yet brazillian Left mirrors exactly whatever BS the US Left pushes, and despite being a touristic country, it recieves too few touritsts for all its touristic potential (thanks the violence and increased costs promoted by the socialists).
Paraguay is relatively small, "ugly" as it doesn't have anything touristically special as other countries and not as strategically important as Brazil, so the elites kinda of ignore it for now, plus the population is very conservative and since education is private and cheap you don't have the government and its marxist teachers pushing their BS on children as well.
But by no means I want to take credit for paraguayans. They're nice people and heroic for being the only place where Leftism didn't take root and fester the country.
Even Chile who pratically became a 1st world country threw it away going "woke" and shoot1ng itself on the foot.
In the end there's no helping it; people are stvpid and will always believe in "free shit" out of envy and ressentment. Only bitcoin will protect us.
Gracias Dios!
@@samirSch I think I agree with everything you say. Good and valid points.
Das Foto zeigt Marito. Aktuell Santiago Peña ist der Präsident
What about income and tech companies, r&d sector. Paraguay is not good in that sense
maybe, if you are fluent in guaraní, you may get along without spanish, i.e. castellano ...
I doubt it. Spanish is essential. And who would be the foreigner that is fluent in Guarani, without knowing Spanish? Unfortunately, what would people think anyway if someone speaks only Guarani, without knowing Spanish? And this concept applies even to the Paraguayans!
With Paraguay being deep in South America, and very few people speaking English I don't really see it ever becoming a gringo sewer like Phuket or Medellin. I have been in PY 5 times and only on my 3rd trip did I meet Westerners (and that was only because I went to a meet & greet event).
Exactly. We're grateful for Paraguay's unique value proposition.
Paraguay nor any spanish speaking country will never become english speaking..actually no country that is not english speaking already will become one. Why on earth would we do that?? You cannot compare Thailand, where people speak thai, with people speaking spanish, which is a very powerful language with tons of content of all kind on internet, social media or global tv. Most people watch content in spanish, not english in Paraguay and many other countries
Europeans don't come to a latin country and expect to change it to your old ways.accept it, and blend in. Learn some Spanish. It's an easy language to learn. Be respectful of others.
I dont know what food he is talking about. I have not been to Paraguay but been to Panama, Mexiko, Columbia. The number 1 reason I wont and cant be able to live in latin america is the bad food quality, especially the meat like beef. In germany I can buy a 7 euro organic steak in almost every corner / supermarket, or Bio ground beef for 4-5 euro in super quality. In latin america I had to pay 30 euros and the quality was still not there. The normal meat I was able to buy in Panama especially was so expensive and so bad, I cant live there,. I cant imagine Paraguay to be an exception , but am willing to visit and test it. So complaining about food in germany is ludicrous. Germany has far better and cheaper food as most of latin america. in almost every normal supermarket, u get the things just in the quality u would expect, not so in latin america, the infrastructure is just not there. Not to mention the high quality milk products u get in germany or the cheap raw milk products u can get in Austria , this dude is cappin, number one disappointment for me so far visiting latin america is the not present food quality besides fruit. BBQ lmao u can do a BBQ also in germany and how often do you do that anyway? the every day to day life in latin america is just not that comfortable and convinient bc of the lacking infrastructure and the quality of most products besides fruit is just not there
The accent of the young guy is somewhat....thick
Well..He actually speaks more than one language..unlike you.