Hi Stef, lots of people comment your videos because of the good advices you give for traveling in different places in Peru. But, I love your videos as they're perfect for my classes. I teach english and my students love your fluency and pronunciation. Continue like that!!!
Hi Fabiola! Wow! I never imagined English teachers using my videos to help their students! I am so happy to hear that they are helping all of you! :) Thank you for your support! xo!
For the mobile phone, you can buy prepaid sim cards for your unlocked phone. Costs 6 to 10 soles and add some credit. Also,be careful when flashing a $500+ phone in public. Just get the cheapest unlocked basic or smartphone before coming over, insert the sim into it and use.
Thx for responding. "In a relationship with myself" is something i never heard before! It seems so lonely and pointless, but if youre happy, all is well. Happiness comes from giving, and you have given me kindness. God bless you!
+plywoodmansion haha I guess it depends on your perspective :P but being just with myself is what is working for me atm. I'm glad I'm contributing something positive to the world. God bless as well!
I believe that Yellow fever is required to get back into the US if there is a known outbreak. It's not required-required but if you have been traveling in a area with an outbreak it makes return much easier.
Stef, thanks for making this video. One app that I highly recommend travelers use is called "Sygic Travel" previously called "Tripomatic". It's a travel planner APP that allows users to create their own custom itinerary and then sync's with their iPhone or iPad and provides directions between POI. I used this in Bangkok and helped me from getting lost in a city where I couldn't understand any street signs. The only requirement is that the user obtains a local sim card with a data plan. Hope this helps and hope to run into you during my stay in Lima. Cheers & Happy Travels!!!
I am traveling to Peru from the US in about a week. As of now, there are no vaccines that are required by Peru or the United States. However, hepatitis A and typhoid vaccines are highly recommended as they are transmitted via contaminated food and water, and yellow fever is highly recommended if you are traveling to certain areas at certain elevations, especially the Amazon.
Hola! =) I appreciate your very informative videos. Doing research for upcoming visit with my sons grandparents who come from Peru. Just wanted to say Gracias!
Excellent communicator. Very clear and precise. Are you staying in Peru for good? You seem to be highly educated and Peru (I hear) is a little chauvinistic. Hope you become a successful professional well recognized for the many talents you display.
I'm visiting Peru in October, very excited! I'm 5ft1 so I'm sure I will feel right at home ;) I don't really need my phone for any reason while I'm traveling, so I was thinking of bringing my (3-year old) smartphone but just to leave it at the hostel so I can use the wifi at night to check reservations or whatever.
+MissKriekentaart haha yes, you will probably feel like a giant sometimes! :D Sounds like a good plan about your phone although I think it's a lot easier to carry around smartphones these days because they're a lot more common. You're much less likely to get robbed for a three year old smartphone than for the latest iphone and so long as you carry it in something you keep on you at all times, it should be okay to take it with you as well.
Hola, Very good information and I will be taking a trip down to Peru this summer. What is your thought about having a translator if I don't speak Spanish?
Hello there Connor Jose! Sorry to be getting back to you so late. I have had my channel seriously abandoned 😔 Long story but I haven't been in Peru since the end of last year. If you did come to Peru then I really hope you had a great time. I don't think a translator is necessary. Lots of foreigners get around without knowing the language. It would be good to know some basic greetings, numbers, directions though. In tourist areas the locals usually know a little English but not a whole lot. You have to be careful when you get quoted on prices because you might get charged more for being a foreigner.
Stef what about Internet Data in sellphones? Do I have to buy a type of card to get data so I don't have to buy the Peruvian phone? So I can have Internet only
Great to hear! I hope that next year I can start making more videos on Peru so I can help you make a more informative decision regarding your possible move. Thank you for your support! Hugs!
No need for the correction. You were right the first time. The HEPITITIS vaccine is recommended. The Yellow Fever vaccine is REQUIRED for traveling to the jungle. At least it is for Americans. The State Department website says if you don't have it, they will vaccinate you at the airport in Peru, though I don't know how they will know if you are planning to visit the Amazon.
A lot of expats tell me Yellow Fever is strongly recommended and not required. They ask you when you cross into the border or at the airport I believe.
Stef's Peru Travel Tips Could be. The State Department website isn't always accurate. Or maybe it's only recommended for Americans. The U.S. government is very paranoid. LOL
Totally paranoid! lol I don't worry about that kind of stuff. I'm more of a "germs are good for you" type of person and when it comes to more serious things like malaria or yellow fever, idk, I just don't think I will get that kind of stuff and don't think about it anymore. Maybe I'm irresponsible :P
LOL. Some germs are good some are not. I'm kind of the same way. I'm one of those people who's always like, "It won't happened to me." I don't even get flu vaccinations anymore. LOL But there are some diseases I do not want to catch. It's kind of weird, but I'm actually more cautious at home than I am abroad. Abroad, I just want to explore and try new things, so I let my guard down a little and do things I don't normally do at home. And I trust locals too much, which isn't always a wise idea.
Glad to hear you don't get those anymore. I think they're a bunch of BS to be honest. I feel that so long as you drink clean water, make sure your food is prepared in a clean place and just wash your hands after touching weird, dirty stuff, then you should be pretty good to go. Yes, locals can be really awesome and helpful but you sometimes have to exercise caution.
Hey Stef! I'm a sophomore in college planning on studying abroad in Cuzco this summer because I'm minoring in Spanish. Is there anything specifically that I should plan to check out in Cuzco? Or other suggestions? I'm fairly proficient in Spanish, as this is the 7th year that I've been studying the language, so it's safe to say I won't be completely lost in conversations. I'll be living with a host family, and we will also be learning a little Quechua while we are there. We also are planning to visit Machu Picchu, and apparently volunteer within some of the indigenous communities. Overall it appears I'll have a very diverse set of experiences while I'm there and I'm quite excited. Thanks for the video!
Hey Joshua! Umm, the standard things to visit in Cuzco are Machu Picchu, Sacsayhuamán, Pisaq, Ollantaytambo, Salinas de Maras, Moray. You can also see about going to the rainbow mountain. Some places offered the trip at just S/100 but it's an all day thing that starts at 3am and the altitude is more brutal than Cuzco. I'm sure you can probably see about going to the thermal baths in Aguas Calientes I believe. You can check out the animal sanctuary at Ccochahuasi. They hang around the fountain in the main square. That's basically all I can think of. Oh, you can always do Ayahuasca there with people you trust obviously. Hope you have an amazing experience! You're so lucky to be able to learn some Quechua. Everyone is bilingual there and it seems like Quechua is spoken more than Spanish most of the time. Happy to hear the video helped you!! Good luck!
Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it! I won't have much autonomy as I'm studying there with others from my university and we have many of the days mapped out for us, but in the afternoons and evenings I believe that we are free to explore on our own!
Hi dear my husband and I going to Peru in September can we tour in Lima city with you??, my husband and I love to tourist for a half a day before we are going to Machu Pichu. We love your video clips to helping us to traveling there. Thank you you are such a nice lady.
Hi Milena! It's wonderful to hear that you and your husband will be down here soon. I am so happy to hear that the videos have been helping you :D I do occasional paid guided tours and if that interests you, feel free to contact me further via FB or send me a private message on RUclips. If you just want to hang out with me for a couple of hours in Lima for free then I'm all for it. Have a lovely evening!
We will be there Sep 3 and 4 then going to Cuzco Sep.5 to 10. So just we would love to meeting you for tour there but also my sister in law and I want to celebrate with sour pisco it will be great too.
Wonderful! Thanks for letting me know the dates! :) I am sure we could meet up for a bit. Since I am vegan and don't really drink alcohol these days, I can't drink the pisco sours with you guys but maybe we can meet up to do a vlog on " the best pisco sours in Lima" and I can take you guys around to taste them at different places :P I think that would be fun!
hey stef, can you do a video about how to find wifi in peru? i am also a youtuber and im afraid the internet connection might not be fast enough to upload videos
For fast upload speed, Starbucks is amazing! I don't really feel comfortable making a video on this subject just because I mainly work from home so I don't scout out wifi spots and my phone is a bit messed up so I don't really get a wifi signal unless I'm smack dab next to the router. What I've seen from other youtubers who have come to Peru, youtubers that have hundreds of thousands or even millions of subs is that good internet is a struggle here....unless you're at Starbucks! Or at a great hotel that's not in the middle of nowhere and has a great signal.
I don't understand what you mean by "pure" Spanish. Spanish from Latin America IS a bit different from Spanish from Spain, if that's what you're saying and every country has certain expressions, vocabulary, etc that is native to that place. That's how it is all over the world.
I m from Algeria I m 23 years old I would like to visit my best friend who live in arequipa ,I couldn't found my way to apply for a visa please I need a help what can I do to apply for touristic visa ?
I would like to met Peruvian lady. I as check from dating webs. Some of them quite well educated. But i am worried about communication and luck of my spanish. ????
I have known of couple that don't speak the same language and yet they still make it work. I'm sure in time, you could learn each other's languages or find another language in common, especially if you're looking at well educated women. They probably know English quite decently. You'll find a way to make it work. Best of luck to you!
mike kozakowski word to the wise... Be extra cautious when it comes to social media and dating sites. Not all but some of them are fake profiles and purposely bait American or European men in order to gain confidence and when meeting in person in Peru, there is a risk of kidnapping or theft. Maybe if you can afford it, have security with you the first time or until you're comfortable or maybe meet at an establishment hat has cameras and or security. Someone actually got in touch with my family in Peru using my social media account and told them they wanted 30,000 dollars since they had me tied up even though I was in the US... Be very cautious of posting where you are and who follows your account. Maybe even make your profile private and only followable by friends.
Hi Jose. Thanks for reaching out. I am quite busy at the moment so I am afraid I will have to decline. I hope you have a lovely trip when you come. All the best!
ok no problem I hope I'll see u sometime in the future so I can invite you to take a cofee and talk about tourism in peru so you can give me some tips thanks a lot honey
Hola Stef, Thank you kindly for your videos. I am planning a trip to Peru and find them informative. I wanted to share with you something about electrical standards. I believe you were correct telling us it is 220 Volts. But am I mistaken or did you say it is also "50 Watts"? The important thing to tell folks is not Watts but cycles-per-second, or the geeky term called Hertz. When we use Watts it is a measure of how much is used. In other words a hair dryer uses a lot of electricity, maybe 1000 watts. Compare that to charging a phone which might use 25 Watts or less. Mostly we can ignore Watts unless one does something silly like plugging 10 hair dryers into the same outlet. The most important thing to know is Volts. If an appliance that uses 120 Volts is plugged into 220 volts it can explode or catch on fire. Here is a link that gives information on Peru's electrical standard: goperu.about.com/od/planningandpacking/a/Electricity-In-Peru-Outlets-And-Voltage.htm
Hey Frank! Thanks for your comment. Did I say "watts"?? Oh dear! I meant "hertz." Oops! I will go back and listen to this video to make the correction. Thanks for pointing that out! I appreciate you taking the time to write out your message with an explanation. Have a lovely week!
I like the way you pronounce Peru as a native English speakerb but why dont you pronounce Peru like Peruvians? You are a Peruvian, arent you? Btw i love Your videos, you are very informative and talkative thank you for all Your advices to foreing people ;)
Im 48, i shouldnt b able to scold you? Ok, sorry. Hey i need correcting too. Love your vids; you are soooo cute! Pretty but esp. your expressions :)) do you have a special companion?
+plywoodmansion haha we ALL need correcting! :P The point is that we should all try to help one another see where we can improve through more loving ways. Thanks! I can be adorable and other times I can be scary o:) Not sure what expressions you're talking about since I haven't seen this video in forever but yay! Sometimes I think I'm too serious. My face naturally looks pissed off :-/ Don't know why that is but I'm working on that as well. Lastly, I am currently enjoying being in a relationship with myself. At this moment, I don't feel the need to be involved romantically with someone.
You called your grandfather a "hater"! Shame on you. Societies degrade when people dishonor others, esp. elders. You do look better w less lippaint. I like that u dont trim eyebrows too much! And guess? I have an hermanita adoptada d perú! Vivimos en alaska
+plywoodmansion Hi again! Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I hope you know I really didn't mean anything by it when I said it but you're right. My behavior in regards to certain people was brought to my attention recently by someone else and it's something I am working on. I just really would have appreciated it if you had found a kinder manner to correct me rather than scold me. Hope all is well in Alaska! All the best!
Hi Stef, lots of people comment your videos because of the good advices you give for traveling in different places in Peru. But, I love your videos as they're perfect for my classes. I teach english and my students love your fluency and pronunciation.
Continue like that!!!
Hi Fabiola! Wow! I never imagined English teachers using my videos to help their students! I am so happy to hear that they are helping all of you! :) Thank you for your support! xo!
For the mobile phone, you can buy prepaid sim cards for your unlocked phone. Costs 6 to 10 soles and add some credit. Also,be careful when flashing a $500+ phone in public. Just get the cheapest unlocked basic or smartphone before coming over, insert the sim into it and use.
Thx for responding. "In a relationship with myself" is something i never heard before! It seems so lonely and pointless, but if youre happy, all is well. Happiness comes from giving, and you have given me kindness. God bless you!
+plywoodmansion haha I guess it depends on your perspective :P but being just with myself is what is working for me atm. I'm glad I'm contributing something positive to the world. God bless as well!
I believe that Yellow fever is required to get back into the US if there is a known outbreak. It's not required-required but if you have been traveling in a area with an outbreak it makes return much easier.
Stef, thanks for making this video. One app that I highly recommend travelers use is called "Sygic Travel" previously called "Tripomatic". It's a travel planner APP that allows users to create their own custom itinerary and then sync's with their iPhone or iPad and provides directions between POI. I used this in Bangkok and helped me from getting lost in a city where I couldn't understand any street signs. The only requirement is that the user obtains a local sim card with a data plan. Hope this helps and hope to run into you during my stay in Lima. Cheers & Happy Travels!!!
Hi Edel! Thanks for commenting and for sharing useful info! I will definitely look into this app. Cheers!
Thank you.
Always carry a business card from the hotel or hostel that you are staying with, especially if you don't speak the language.
I am traveling to Peru from the US in about a week. As of now, there are no vaccines that are required by Peru or the United States. However, hepatitis A and typhoid vaccines are highly recommended as they are transmitted via contaminated food and water, and yellow fever is highly recommended if you are traveling to certain areas at certain elevations, especially the Amazon.
Hola! =) I appreciate your very informative videos. Doing research for upcoming visit with my sons grandparents who come from Peru. Just wanted to say Gracias!
Excellent communicator. Very clear and precise. Are you staying in Peru for good? You seem to be highly educated and Peru (I hear) is a little chauvinistic. Hope you become a successful professional well recognized for the many talents you display.
I'm visiting Peru in October, very excited! I'm 5ft1 so I'm sure I will feel right at home ;) I don't really need my phone for any reason while I'm traveling, so I was thinking of bringing my (3-year old) smartphone but just to leave it at the hostel so I can use the wifi at night to check reservations or whatever.
+MissKriekentaart haha yes, you will probably feel like a giant sometimes! :D Sounds like a good plan about your phone although I think it's a lot easier to carry around smartphones these days because they're a lot more common. You're much less likely to get robbed for a three year old smartphone than for the latest iphone and so long as you carry it in something you keep on you at all times, it should be okay to take it with you as well.
Good to know, might still try to leave it behind just to kick my phone addiction though :D
+Stef's Peru Travel Tips help me please
Thank you so much Stef!
You're very welcome, Daniel! :D
Hola, Very good information and I will be taking a trip down to Peru this summer. What is your thought about having a translator if I don't speak Spanish?
Hello there Connor Jose! Sorry to be getting back to you so late. I have had my channel seriously abandoned 😔 Long story but I haven't been in Peru since the end of last year. If you did come to Peru then I really hope you had a great time. I don't think a translator is necessary. Lots of foreigners get around without knowing the language. It would be good to know some basic greetings, numbers, directions though. In tourist areas the locals usually know a little English but not a whole lot. You have to be careful when you get quoted on prices because you might get charged more for being a foreigner.
Stef what about Internet Data in sellphones? Do I have to buy a type of card to get data so I don't have to buy the Peruvian phone? So I can have Internet only
Gotta get a Peruvian SIM card called a "chip" here.
Thanks Sister I'm focusing to move to Peru I just think about it I want to live and work in Peru .
Great to hear! I hope that next year I can start making more videos on Peru so I can help you make a more informative decision regarding your possible move. Thank you for your support! Hugs!
You welcome
No need for the correction. You were right the first time. The HEPITITIS vaccine is recommended. The Yellow Fever vaccine is REQUIRED for traveling to the jungle. At least it is for Americans. The State Department website says if you don't have it, they will vaccinate you at the airport in Peru, though I don't know how they will know if you are planning to visit the Amazon.
A lot of expats tell me Yellow Fever is strongly recommended and not required. They ask you when you cross into the border or at the airport I believe.
Stef's Peru Travel Tips Could be. The State Department website isn't always accurate. Or maybe it's only recommended for Americans. The U.S. government is very paranoid. LOL
Totally paranoid! lol I don't worry about that kind of stuff. I'm more of a "germs are good for you" type of person and when it comes to more serious things like malaria or yellow fever, idk, I just don't think I will get that kind of stuff and don't think about it anymore. Maybe I'm irresponsible :P
LOL. Some germs are good some are not. I'm kind of the same way. I'm one of those people who's always like, "It won't happened to me." I don't even get flu vaccinations anymore. LOL But there are some diseases I do not want to catch. It's kind of weird, but I'm actually more cautious at home than I am abroad. Abroad, I just want to explore and try new things, so I let my guard down a little and do things I don't normally do at home. And I trust locals too much, which isn't always a wise idea.
Glad to hear you don't get those anymore. I think they're a bunch of BS to be honest. I feel that so long as you drink clean water, make sure your food is prepared in a clean place and just wash your hands after touching weird, dirty stuff, then you should be pretty good to go. Yes, locals can be really awesome and helpful but you sometimes have to exercise caution.
Hey Stef! I'm a sophomore in college planning on studying abroad in Cuzco this summer because I'm minoring in Spanish. Is there anything specifically that I should plan to check out in Cuzco? Or other suggestions? I'm fairly proficient in Spanish, as this is the 7th year that I've been studying the language, so it's safe to say I won't be completely lost in conversations. I'll be living with a host family, and we will also be learning a little Quechua while we are there. We also are planning to visit Machu Picchu, and apparently volunteer within some of the indigenous communities. Overall it appears I'll have a very diverse set of experiences while I'm there and I'm quite excited. Thanks for the video!
Hey Joshua! Umm, the standard things to visit in Cuzco are Machu Picchu, Sacsayhuamán, Pisaq, Ollantaytambo, Salinas de Maras, Moray. You can also see about going to the rainbow mountain. Some places offered the trip at just S/100 but it's an all day thing that starts at 3am and the altitude is more brutal than Cuzco. I'm sure you can probably see about going to the thermal baths in Aguas Calientes I believe. You can check out the animal sanctuary at Ccochahuasi. They hang around the fountain in the main square. That's basically all I can think of. Oh, you can always do Ayahuasca there with people you trust obviously. Hope you have an amazing experience! You're so lucky to be able to learn some Quechua. Everyone is bilingual there and it seems like Quechua is spoken more than Spanish most of the time. Happy to hear the video helped you!! Good luck!
Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it! I won't have much autonomy as I'm studying there with others from my university and we have many of the days mapped out for us, but in the afternoons and evenings I believe that we are free to explore on our own!
That might be tricky then as some of these tours are either during the day or they're all day tours, but there's always the weekend! :) Have fun!
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Hi dear my husband and I going to Peru in September can we tour in Lima city with you??, my husband and I love to tourist for a half a day before we are going to Machu Pichu. We love your video clips to helping us to traveling there. Thank you you are such a nice lady.
Hi Milena! It's wonderful to hear that you and your husband will be down here soon. I am so happy to hear that the videos have been helping you :D I do occasional paid guided tours and if that interests you, feel free to contact me further via FB or send me a private message on RUclips. If you just want to hang out with me for a couple of hours in Lima for free then I'm all for it. Have a lovely evening!
I don't have fb so how can I send you a private message here???
We will be there Sep 3 and 4 then going to Cuzco Sep.5 to 10. So just we would love to meeting you for tour there but also my sister in law and I want to celebrate with sour pisco it will be great too.
Wonderful! Thanks for letting me know the dates! :) I am sure we could meet up for a bit. Since I am vegan and don't really drink alcohol these days, I can't drink the pisco sours with you guys but maybe we can meet up to do a vlog on " the best pisco sours in Lima" and I can take you guys around to taste them at different places :P I think that would be fun!
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hey stef, can you do a video about how to find wifi in peru? i am also a youtuber and im afraid the internet connection might not be fast enough to upload videos
For fast upload speed, Starbucks is amazing! I don't really feel comfortable making a video on this subject just because I mainly work from home so I don't scout out wifi spots and my phone is a bit messed up so I don't really get a wifi signal unless I'm smack dab next to the router. What I've seen from other youtubers who have come to Peru, youtubers that have hundreds of thousands or even millions of subs is that good internet is a struggle here....unless you're at Starbucks! Or at a great hotel that's not in the middle of nowhere and has a great signal.
I love your videos exelent job
hi i am getting married in peru this june what things i can do and what documents i can bring? thanks
Haven't been back since 1994 its 2019 I'm going there to tonight staying at my aunt's house In Santiago de surco
Awesome! Enjoy your trip back to the motherland!
Im gonna b in Lima soon, excited! Wish i could meet you. My sister and her teens will b with me. What God do you believe in?
I'd already started to learn Spanish a little bit.But i suppose that The Peruvian dialect even accept doesn't looks like Pure Spanish sounding? ??
I don't understand what you mean by "pure" Spanish. Spanish from Latin America IS a bit different from Spanish from Spain, if that's what you're saying and every country has certain expressions, vocabulary, etc that is native to that place. That's how it is all over the world.
I agree with the same is with English ;) How you doing:)
But away you are so nice & charm lady..
Thanks!
I m from Algeria
I m 23 years old I would like to visit my best friend who live in arequipa ,I couldn't found my way to apply for a visa
please I need a help
what can I do to apply for touristic visa ?
+Imad Zoubiri embassy-finder.com/es/peru_in_algiers_algeria
and facebook.com/EmbajadaPeruenArgelia/
Hope that helps!
Mucho gracias amiga
I fall in love with Peru
Nice country and amazing people
I can't find any information
It's all about people comments
Nothing official from the embassy
It has the embassy number and email and there is the facebook page fo you to message them
I would like to met Peruvian lady. I as check from dating webs. Some of them quite well educated. But i am worried about communication and luck of my spanish. ????
I have known of couple that don't speak the same language and yet they still make it work. I'm sure in time, you could learn each other's languages or find another language in common, especially if you're looking at well educated women. They probably know English quite decently. You'll find a way to make it work. Best of luck to you!
mike kozakowski word to the wise... Be extra cautious when it comes to social media and dating sites. Not all but some of them are fake profiles and purposely bait American or European men in order to gain confidence and when meeting in person in Peru, there is a risk of kidnapping or theft. Maybe if you can afford it, have security with you the first time or until you're comfortable or maybe meet at an establishment hat has cameras and or security. Someone actually got in touch with my family in Peru using my social media account and told them they wanted 30,000 dollars since they had me tied up even though I was in the US... Be very cautious of posting where you are and who follows your account. Maybe even make your profile private and only followable by friends.
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hey sweetie there is any way I can contact you when I'm in peru so you can help me with the tourism places
Hi Jose. Thanks for reaching out. I am quite busy at the moment so I am afraid I will have to decline. I hope you have a lovely trip when you come. All the best!
ok no problem I hope I'll see u sometime in the future so I can invite you to take a cofee and talk about tourism in peru so you can give me some tips thanks a lot honey
jose sanango That is just creepy, and for the future, you came on a bit strong.
Hola Stef,
Thank you kindly for your videos. I am planning a trip to Peru and find them informative.
I wanted to share with you something about electrical standards. I believe you were correct telling us it is 220 Volts. But am I mistaken or did you say it is also "50 Watts"? The important thing to tell folks is not Watts but cycles-per-second, or the geeky term called Hertz.
When we use Watts it is a measure of how much is used. In other words a hair dryer uses a lot of electricity, maybe 1000 watts. Compare that to charging a phone which might use 25 Watts or less. Mostly we can ignore Watts unless one does something silly like plugging 10 hair dryers into the same outlet.
The most important thing to know is Volts. If an appliance that uses 120 Volts is plugged into 220 volts it can explode or catch on fire. Here is a link that gives information on Peru's electrical standard:
goperu.about.com/od/planningandpacking/a/Electricity-In-Peru-Outlets-And-Voltage.htm
Hey Frank! Thanks for your comment. Did I say "watts"?? Oh dear! I meant "hertz." Oops! I will go back and listen to this video to make the correction. Thanks for pointing that out! I appreciate you taking the time to write out your message with an explanation. Have a lovely week!
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I like the way you pronounce Peru as a native English speakerb but why dont you pronounce Peru like Peruvians? You are a Peruvian, arent you? Btw i love Your videos, you are very informative and talkative thank you for all Your advices to foreing people ;)
I've just always said it that way.
What you should do is not go there lawless people and country
Im 48, i shouldnt b able to scold you? Ok, sorry. Hey i need correcting too. Love your vids; you are soooo cute! Pretty but esp. your expressions :)) do you have a special companion?
+plywoodmansion haha we ALL need correcting! :P The point is that we should all try to help one another see where we can improve through more loving ways. Thanks! I can be adorable and other times I can be scary o:) Not sure what expressions you're talking about since I haven't seen this video in forever but yay! Sometimes I think I'm too serious. My face naturally looks pissed off :-/ Don't know why that is but I'm working on that as well. Lastly, I am currently enjoying being in a relationship with myself. At this moment, I don't feel the need to be involved romantically with someone.
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Thanks for sharing. But please make your points more concise? There's lots of repetition. Just a suggestion.
You called your grandfather a "hater"! Shame on you. Societies degrade when people dishonor others, esp. elders. You do look better w less lippaint. I like that u dont trim eyebrows too much! And guess? I have an hermanita adoptada d perú! Vivimos en alaska
+plywoodmansion Hi again! Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I hope you know I really didn't mean anything by it when I said it but you're right. My behavior in regards to certain people was brought to my attention recently by someone else and it's something I am working on. I just really would have appreciated it if you had found a kinder manner to correct me rather than scold me. Hope all is well in Alaska! All the best!
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