Lmao the seller was the one who learned a lesson, he bought a ball cap for basically $4.30 on a tourist beach, lol. My guy Yotam is a king haggler. Well done
@@yotamtravels No se si sabias que de los pocos paises que le abrieron las puertas a los judios cuando el holocausto fue RD y precisamente ahi en Sosua fue que se establecieron procedentes de Alemania y Austria, el gobierno de aquel entonces les cedio tierras y facilidades para cultivar la tierra y el ganado y gracias a esa comunidad judia en esa zona pudo desarrollarse con el emprendimiento de ustedes. Estamos muy agradecidos de ustedes, yo vivi un tiempo en Sosua cuando era niño ahora vivo en Viena, Austria y la verdad que extraño mucho mi tierra. Gracias por el video.
@@teddyy80 I can write a bit yes. I’ve been traveling for a while so been able to practice a lot. Maybe try to get some private classes or an online platform and then try to practice if you have Spanish speaking friends. Practicing is the most important.
Don’t be stupid the majority of the Haitians in the tourist towns own businesses or work in the service industries there. The majority would gladly go back to their country if there was no civil unrest and gainful employment. The Dominican Republic is benefiting from the cheap labor due to them literally building all the structures there for the last 10-15 years. Also many in these areas have a valid visa/passport to be there.
I see the algorithm likes your thumbnail! 😅 Great content!
Thanks! 😁
8:40 a lesson was learned😂
lol exactly 👍
Had a similar experience. They are aggressive in their hustle.
Lmao the seller was the one who learned a lesson, he bought a ball cap for basically $4.30 on a tourist beach, lol. My guy Yotam is a king haggler. Well done
@@straypython2383 lol thanks man!
Israel tierra de Dios, gracias por visitar mi tierra, nosotros los dominicanos amamos a Israel, todo nuestro apoyo a ustedes.
Muchas gracias!
Me gusta tu país mucho ❤️
@@yotamtravels No se si sabias que de los pocos paises que le abrieron las puertas a los judios cuando el holocausto fue RD y precisamente ahi en Sosua fue que se establecieron procedentes de Alemania y Austria, el gobierno de aquel entonces les cedio tierras y facilidades para cultivar la tierra y el ganado y gracias a esa comunidad judia en esa zona pudo desarrollarse con el emprendimiento de ustedes. Estamos muy agradecidos de ustedes, yo vivi un tiempo en Sosua cuando era niño ahora vivo en Viena, Austria y la verdad que extraño mucho mi tierra. Gracias por el video.
Gracias a ti!
viva palesitina...
That lasagna looks awful.😂😂
lol actually it was pretty good haha 😂
Hey how did you become fluent in spanish? what do you recommend because I want to learn spanish & be fluent in it.
Honestly the best way I found was to practice it.
I took few physical classes which helped and tried Duolingo before but I’m not a fan.
@@yotamtravels Can you write it? And practice how? watching tv? etc.
@@teddyy80 I can write a bit yes. I’ve been traveling for a while so been able to practice a lot. Maybe try to get some private classes or an online platform and then try to practice if you have Spanish speaking friends. Practicing is the most important.
sleep with a woman who only speaks spanish..
wow so many haitians in sosua....the police and immigration are slacking
Don’t be stupid the majority of the Haitians in the tourist towns own businesses or work in the service industries there. The majority would gladly go back to their country if there was no civil unrest and gainful employment. The Dominican Republic is benefiting from the cheap labor due to them literally building all the structures there for the last 10-15 years. Also many in these areas have a valid visa/passport to be there.
Girl in the blue is Haitian
heaven and hell, same coin...
@@joe-l5s4f your not Dominican
if you're poor, no luck.