I think he was a missionary in a very rural area because Salvadorans do not carry a machete everywhere 😂 that only happens in rural areas where most of the ppl work in agriculture. Also, adding the "j" at the end of words it's a accent used in the department of San Miguel Btw food here is so good👌 Great video 🙆
Love you man. THank you for all does good and positive comments about El Salvador I was born in santa Ana far away from the city of santa Ana came to USA during the civil war I was 17 now I am 54 Liv in California God bless you and God bless the USA and El Salvador
It a funny listening to this guy speak about El Salvador. I guess because to me it's so normal what he is describing. Yet he makes it sound like it's something out of this world haha. Thanks for sharing your experience man.
Man never, ever seen someone so passionate when talking about my country and our food, God bless you brother, I'm around the Washington DC area if you ever come around hear there's this two places well there's more than those two, but those two are on my personal opinion the best ones where you can get what you call buñuelos=nuegados y pupusas well you can get the whole nine yards, one it's call Doña Azucena in Silver Spring Maryland and the other one it's call Betsy in Gaithersburg Maryland and if you aloud me I would take you to either one of those.
The Chicken Sub is actually Turkey and called "Pan con Pavo" or Turkey Bread. In pre-Colombian time the Indigenous people, Mesoamerica, and leaders would gather to meet under the huge Guanacaste trees and when the meetings were in session they are called "Guanaco" by the Mayas. The name Guanaco stuck due to the meetings held in the region of El Salvador.
I really enjoyed this, thank you for your positive attitude and perspective. I was born and raised in San Salvador but had the great opportunity to travel al around the country and to be raised by open minded people. Listening to you took me on a delightful trip through memory lane...
Iam So AMAIZING how much he Learned from El Salvador - exo. Thanks for visiting, please come back! SV love Visitors 💖 Forgot to add, Salvadorean, take their time to do things... they always like to say" seat down, will do it later - they are Lay back 🙈🤣
Great video, awesome!, sooo glad that you had such a magnificent experience, I'm from San Salvador living in Los Angeles, Thank you for mission you are doing
Thank you so much for talking and explaining the life in El Salvador,is so nice,, home cooking, much natural and healthy if you don’t use oil of course and animal much healthier because no hormones,,thanks for sharing your experience❤️
Hello my friend. If you going again to El Salvador. Try the Buñuelos de Arroz is Really delicious also Pupusas de Arroz so good and try little fruit they called Papaturro soo good
In El Salvador , when you go to eat breakfast,lunch or diner,you can see the ladies making tortillas and in the same time recent put it on dishes food oh my god so fresch that is delicious and healty you know .
Actually I appreciate this gentleman for his opinion about our culture . Like any country we have our food mostly organic. Am sure it take a little getting use to any culture. Thank you for your opinion sir you're always welcome in our country..
Did you went to the city? It seems you were in the rural area. In San Salvador you can see a different lifestyle. Is very alike as the american: Buildings, Malls, call centers, advertising, Starbucks, Pizza Hut, Mc Donalds, Wendy´s, Denny´s, Christmas, Surf, christian churches, rush, traffic, etc.
Hahahaha I had a good time watching the video. It was funny to listen how a gringo describes our way of living. He for sure spent most of his time in a rural area. Where I grew up in the city, and there, we do not substituted the "j" by the "s." I never was able to learn no speak like some older people did ading some syllabus. I could figured out some words, but it was hard. It is true, we eat a lot of carbohydrates, but I did not gained a lot of weight even though I worked in a office. I believe that it was because I used to walked a lot.
Beef is more expensive, so if you are in a rural area you are eating chicken. Atole is a hot sweet corn beverage. You also have corn tamales. Usually the corn tamales are sweet. You went to the very poor side of the country. You find all types of food in suburbs and cities. The tortilla is like bread. They do eat it with most meals. Vos is used the familiar. Tu o usted is used to show respect.
Im glad I’m watching this video 3 years later. I would invite you to come back and see a difference, mostly related to our new government. Our culture is the same but a now we’re implementing opportunities to our new generation and lot more schools. God Bless you and your church on your missions.
thats right about the machete though, I'm salvadorean in Seattle and i carry machete in my truck. heck yeah. only thing is in the cities people hide their machetes.
ME AH HECHO LLORAR, DICE QUE LA GENTE ES POBRESITA PERO SIEMPRE TE DAN DE MAS!!! ME HACE GANAS DE TENER A MI PRESIDENTE BUKELE, EL AH TRAIDO EL NONBRE DE EL SALVADOR ARRIBA!! I LOVE PRESIENT NAYIB BUKELE
Thanks for this conversation about my little country in Central America,l left El Salvador when I was 17 now 45 years old after civil war my family and I we hurt too much by the war But l miss everything..! Now we’re proudly of living in the best country in the world USA 🇺🇸.. my county El Salvador always it’s by my side too ..!!
This guy is amazing. How can he remember everything. Good story. But by the way not everyone carries a machete. Some people in rural areas but no in the city. And of course he mentioned "rural".
Actually in El Salvador we have pork farms, and the quality is better!! Don't be scary to try chicharron pupusas, if you try I know that you love them!!
It depends where you go; since in the city people speak differently, they have a lot of education and good manners. Many people in the fields do not have enough hygiene, but that does not mean that we are all equal.
Yep carrying a machete happens just in rural areas not in urban places and the j sound at the end of words is an accent in san miguel i think. But the food he is so right is soooo good.
I'm glad you liked our food in El Salvador . I live in USA but I'm from El Salvador I go there every year for vacation have to mention machetes only in Rural areas.
This is very informative even for salvadorean young people raised here he mentioned a lot I didn’t get to experience when I visited hope I get to enjoy these things next time ... also Que pajo vos 😂
Things are changing in El Salvador. I've visit other places, but the best times I've had with my family its been in El Salvador. Specially with the new President I really encourage you to visit. You won't regret it
Thank you for sharing so much about my country We call them buñuelos = Nuegados Is diferencia you right So many places out of the city speak the Spanish a little bit wrong 🤷🏻♀️ but I still love my people I jus go with it.
he learned and he enjoyed , and we has to understand that even tho ,an small country there"s differents ,en el oriente ,centro, y occidente somos diferentes,tenemos buenas y malas,me gustaria decirles mas pero se vuelve aburrido aveses , pero tengo mucha municion al respecto
Good! I like how you know a lot from my country thank you because you’re not just explaining only bad things! Our nick name GUANACOS is not for the animal from Peru 🇵🇪 ,is coming from back in the day before Spain 🇪🇸 discover America. Our ethnic tribal the PIPILES call GUANACOS to the represent of each village to have a reunion under de tree named CONACASTE this was to resolve problems on every village and make the laws. Guanacos mean hermanos brother making reunión under the conacaste. This histori is Not knowing for many people in my country that’s why they never explain you nothing about it.
I’m sorry 😐 for my English but I’m trying to do my best ! 😁 Maybe you can find an article about it! In you language to confirm the definition of GUANACOS thanks you very much!!!
I think he was a missionary in a very rural area because Salvadorans do not carry a machete everywhere 😂 that only happens in rural areas where most of the ppl work in agriculture.
Also, adding the "j" at the end of words it's a accent used in the department of San Miguel
Btw food here is so good👌 Great video 🙆
Not everybody in El Salvador speak in that way you say. I know some people do, but not everyone.
I think he was in a rural area, because just there you find houses that have chickens, houses in cities, and town dont!
ID like to clear that his experience is from the country side small villages
Loroco is a vegetable in El Salvador and is just in El Salvador only...
I love the way he describes everything.. i love pupusas
Love you man. THank you for all does good and positive comments about El Salvador I was born in santa Ana far away from the city of santa Ana came to USA during the civil war I was 17 now I am 54 Liv in California God bless you and God bless the USA and El Salvador
El Salvador is one of the best countries to visit 🙏 beaches, lakes, volcanoes and mountains!! Good service
When I went to Israel I found out that they have the same fruit we have in el Salvador, it's wonderful!
El Salvador have the best coffee cup for $.25 centavos
Not everybody is walking with machete like you said
It a funny listening to this guy speak about El Salvador. I guess because to me it's so normal what he is describing. Yet he makes it sound like it's something out of this world haha. Thanks for sharing your experience man.
Thank you for make a video about my country 👍
Man never, ever seen someone so passionate when talking about my country and our food, God bless you brother, I'm around the Washington DC area if you ever come around hear there's this two places well there's more than those two, but those two are on my personal opinion the best ones where you can get what you call buñuelos=nuegados y pupusas well you can get the whole nine yards, one it's call Doña Azucena in Silver Spring Maryland and the other one it's call Betsy in Gaithersburg Maryland and if you aloud me I would take you to either one of those.
He's pronunciation of Spanish words it's so perfect...❤️ I love this guy saludos🇸🇻
The Chicken Sub is actually Turkey and called "Pan con Pavo" or Turkey Bread. In pre-Colombian time the Indigenous people, Mesoamerica, and leaders would gather to meet under the huge Guanacaste trees and when the meetings were in session they are called "Guanaco" by the Mayas. The name Guanaco stuck due to the meetings held in the region of El Salvador.
Thanks for make a video about my beautiful country El salvador. Thanks for visiting my beautiful country El salvador GOD bless you all🙏❤🇸🇻
I really enjoyed this, thank you for your positive attitude and perspective. I was born and raised in San Salvador but had the great opportunity to travel al around the country and to be raised by open minded people. Listening to you took me on a delightful trip through memory lane...
I’m so jealous of this guy. He got to enjoy things in my country, and I can’t 🙁
Them tortillas are good af love my people😂✊🏽
Funny. I agree that not everyone has a machete. I am from there and I never had one with me. Lol.
Iam So AMAIZING how much he Learned from El Salvador - exo.
Thanks for visiting, please come back! SV love Visitors 💖
Forgot to add, Salvadorean, take their time to do things... they always like to say" seat down, will do it later - they are Lay back 🙈🤣
I think government need to regulate the prices. Because is very hard. For people in El Salvador. Make $10 dollars for day
I had to stop watching cuz this man made me real hungry 😂. Awesome video by the way 👍👍
I appreciate your honesty...
Thanks
Dude buñuelos are so good!! Your experience was in a rural area. In the countryside where everything feels so good. Lot of nature. Wonderful.
Great video, awesome!, sooo glad that you had such a magnificent experience, I'm from San Salvador living in Los Angeles, Thank you for mission you are doing
I like how u describe everything of my beautiful country El salvador thanks GOD bless you😊🙏🇸🇻
Thank You I love you so much. I know the food and the beaches are amazing!!!
Thank you so much for talking and explaining the life in El Salvador,is so nice,, home cooking, much natural and healthy if you don’t use oil of course and animal much healthier because no hormones,,thanks for sharing your experience❤️
Hello my friend. If you going again to El Salvador. Try the Buñuelos de Arroz is Really delicious also Pupusas de Arroz so good and try little fruit they called Papaturro soo good
This guy is amazing he like salvadorian food.
God bless, El salvador and all the people who visit it.🇸🇻
Thanks for sharing this video 👍🏻
I enjoyed it!
Hahaha you have a really good memory to remember all of that
Love Salvadoran people
In El Salvador , when you go to eat breakfast,lunch or diner,you can see the ladies making tortillas and in the same time recent put it on dishes food oh my god so fresch that is delicious and healty you know .
So good.the pupusas beautiful.country i love EL SALVADOR
Actually I appreciate this gentleman for his opinion about our culture . Like any country we have our food mostly organic. Am sure it take a little getting use to any culture. Thank you for your opinion sir you're always welcome in our country..
fruits and vegetables there r more healthier than USA cause animals growth without hormones and all that stuff
Wait a minute, I need to go to get my machete!!!
I love living in El Salvador!
Thank you for visiting el Salvador 👍
I glad you love el salvador GOD BLESS YOU
Thank you for make a video about my country 😘🙏🏼
Did you went to the city?
It seems you were in the rural area.
In San Salvador you can see a different lifestyle. Is very alike as the american: Buildings, Malls, call centers, advertising, Starbucks, Pizza Hut, Mc Donalds, Wendy´s, Denny´s, Christmas, Surf, christian churches, rush, traffic, etc.
Nice and funny storytelling. You probably went to country side. Yes fruits and chicken. My people most are kind love to talk talk. God bless you
Hahahaha I had a good time watching the video. It was funny to listen how a gringo describes our way of living. He for sure spent most of his time in a rural area. Where I grew up in the city, and there, we do not substituted the "j" by the "s." I never was able to learn no speak like some older people did ading some syllabus. I could figured out some words, but it was hard. It is true, we eat a lot of carbohydrates, but I did not gained a lot of weight even though I worked in a office. I believe that it was because I used to walked a lot.
Beef is more expensive, so if you are in a rural area you are eating chicken. Atole is a hot sweet corn beverage. You also have corn tamales. Usually the corn tamales are sweet. You went to the very poor side of the country. You find all types of food in suburbs and cities. The tortilla is like bread. They do eat it with most meals. Vos is used the familiar. Tu o usted is used to show respect.
Saludes desde El Salvador🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻👍🏻
And we eat French bread too, besides tortillas.
Thanks for visit our country you’re welcome any time come to San Miguel city to carnaval now you have fun at here thanks for your comment 👍😊
I’m from El Salvador and hahaha the way you say it
BUÑUELOS = NUEGADOS
Wow.thanks 🙏for visiting my country.El Salvador.
Im glad I’m watching this video 3 years later. I would invite you to come back and see a difference, mostly related to our new government. Our culture is the same but a now we’re implementing opportunities to our new generation and lot more schools. God Bless you and your church on your missions.
Who is this guy? He had me cracking up! Interesting to hear it from an outsider perspective.
I’m Salvadorian! Thank you for making this video, you’re gorgeous and yes Pupusas are delicious!
God allmarty bless you American allwais are welcome to elsalvador Thanks for visit are country
Thanks 🙏 for visiting my country El Salvador 🇸🇻
Que lindo!😘 nueva suscriptora. Ahora sos mi GRINGO FAVORITO😁
thats right about the machete though, I'm salvadorean in Seattle and i carry machete in my truck. heck yeah. only thing is in the cities people hide their machetes.
ME AH HECHO LLORAR, DICE QUE LA GENTE ES POBRESITA PERO SIEMPRE TE DAN DE MAS!!! ME HACE GANAS DE TENER A MI PRESIDENTE BUKELE, EL AH TRAIDO EL NONBRE DE EL SALVADOR ARRIBA!! I LOVE PRESIENT NAYIB BUKELE
23:15 shhh shhh shhh 🤣😂🇸🇻
Thanks for this conversation about my little country in Central America,l left El Salvador when I was 17 now 45 years old after civil war my family and I we hurt too much by the war But l miss everything..! Now we’re proudly of living in the best country in the world USA 🇺🇸.. my county El Salvador always it’s by my side too ..!!
Pupusa man gotta love em. Loroco flower plant yummm
Saludos desde El Salvador
This guy is amazing. How can he remember everything. Good story. But by the way not everyone carries a machete. Some people in rural areas but no in the city. And of course he mentioned "rural".
Honestly, these videos are pretty educational...
Thank you my brother cos I love my pulgarsito . 2
It sounds his experience was in rural areas, he mentioned so many things do not apply for cities.
Primo El Salvador does not have GMO IN THEIR FOOD ..
Actually in El Salvador we have pork farms, and the quality is better!! Don't be scary to try chicharron pupusas, if you try I know that you love them!!
It depends where you go; since in the city people speak differently, they have a lot of education and good manners. Many people in the fields do not have enough hygiene, but that does not mean that we are all equal.
Yep carrying a machete happens just in rural areas not in urban places and the j sound at the end of words is an accent in san miguel i think. But the food he is so right is soooo good.
I'm glad you liked our food in El Salvador . I live in USA but I'm from El Salvador I go there every year for vacation have to mention machetes only in Rural areas.
I'm from El Salvador a qué parte del Salvador fue usted misionero
Yeah! E.S is great.
Very Nice Talking About El Salvador 🇸🇻 Centro America 👌🏽
He has a descent view of what its like. Greetings from la.
Can you make a video talking spanish salvadorean
Nice video I like the way he tell his story About my country
We also have doctors, lawyers, teacers, etc. We have beautiful places and malls.
This is very informative even for salvadorean young people raised here he mentioned a lot I didn’t get to experience when I visited hope I get to enjoy these things next time ... also Que pajo vos 😂
I like the way his pecks about are food that make me hungry 😋 he new what his tocking about
Things are changing in El Salvador. I've visit other places, but the best times I've had with my family its been in El Salvador. Specially with the new President I really encourage you to visit. You won't regret it
Looks like he visited a different Country!!
Hopefully try to go back and visit again with our new President Nayib Bukele. I enjoyed your Salvadorean experiences,etc.
Thank you for sharing so much about my country
We call them buñuelos = Nuegados
Is diferencia you right
So many places out of the city speak the Spanish a little bit wrong 🤷🏻♀️ but I still love my people I jus go with it.
Aweso.e video. Thank you. I definitely need to visit. "Really soon" or as soon as they open tha airport. LOL
Excellent video👌😍❤️
Awesome video bro god bless u
A guanaco is actually someone who is born between the borders of El salvador, guatemala and honduras. Its a mixture of the three cultures.
he learned and he enjoyed , and we has to understand that even tho ,an small country there"s differents ,en el oriente ,centro, y occidente somos diferentes,tenemos buenas y malas,me gustaria decirles mas pero se vuelve aburrido aveses , pero tengo mucha municion al respecto
Bendiciones 🙋 para tí lindo americano 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Thanks for visit my country.. I hope you go back again..😊
Good! I like how you know a lot from my country thank you because you’re not just explaining only bad things!
Our nick name GUANACOS is not for the animal from Peru 🇵🇪 ,is coming from back in the day before Spain 🇪🇸 discover America. Our ethnic tribal the PIPILES call GUANACOS to the represent of each village to have a reunion under de tree named CONACASTE this was to resolve problems on every village and make the laws.
Guanacos mean hermanos brother making reunión under the conacaste.
This histori is
Not knowing for many people in my country that’s why they never explain you nothing about it.
I’m sorry 😐 for my English but I’m trying to do my best ! 😁
Maybe you can find an article about it!
In you language to confirm the definition of GUANACOS thanks you very much!!!
I'm from El Salvador and I guess he was in San Miguel because our people there talk with J interested of S 😂😂😂😂 it's funny but it has reasons to be
Panes con pollo and nuegados 😋😋😋
I think he was in Jan Migel.(San Miguel)