Is Dominican Republic Safe?📍Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Is Dominican Republic safe? Is Santo Domingo safe? Is Santo Domingo dangerous? Is Dominican Republic poor? Is Dominican Republic a third world country? Is it safe to drive in the Dominican Republic? Today we'll be talking all about if Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic is safe, especially a safe place to live and the most dangerous part of living in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:17 Travel Advisories
1:09 Is the DR a 3rd world country?
3:10 Santo Domingo Crime
3:52 The Personal Aspect of Safety
5:31 Personal Anecdotes
7:59 Is the DR safe?
8:30 The Most Dangerous Part
9:03 Haiti & DR
9:40 Conclusion
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5 cities here in the USA are on the list of the most dangerous cities in the world, a city in the Dominican Republic has never appeared on that list. Why DON'T US TELL people to be careful when they go to Detroit? to St. Louis to Baltimore? I should say it because they are on the list of the most dangerous. He prefers to say that Santi Domingo is dangerous when he has never been on the list.🤣🤣
Agree, although we may know the reputations, perhaps they should make travel advisories for cities.
They do. Locals will even tell people who don’t look like they’ve been not to go further and just skip town. Plenty of videos that talk about these cities, and I can send them over.
It's a woman,not a man fool
As a women,be careful
Irónicamente en los estados unidos hay tiroteos masivos en escuelas, universidades, centros comerciales; golpean a las personas sin razón en la calle pero ellos nunca están en la lista de lugares peligrosos 😂😂
Tienes razón, no entiendo cómo es que no se considera esa parte del peligro 🤦♀️
@@kara.g. Las americas por lo general es un lugar violento. The rest of the planet defintely sees USA as violent.
Quien te dijo que no están en la lista . ? Si lo están busque la lista
Amo tus videos
Muchas gracias por el apoyo siempre!
What nobody is talking about is what happens when the chaos eventually spills over from Haiti into the Dominican Republic??
Not gonna happen, we have a wall nd natural rivers dividing the countries also our government is deporting all illegal Haitian in our territory
It’s been going on for decades. Just hyped now. Dominicans won’t allow that to happen.
@@dumbphonemom Sure, but the situation is really getting bad, and the DR hasn't been able to prevent the arrival of increasing numbers of illegal migrants. That's why I asked about it currently .
@@dovygoodguy1296i live in USA for 30 years and is more dangerous than DR.
@@jorgeduran7168 That all depends where in the US obviously. I'm talking about the effects of a massive spill over of the disintegration of Haiti with literally millions of refugees right next door to the DR.
I live in Costanza, paradise
Oooh I loved my visit to Constanza!!
Thanks for the video . I noticed you also teach Spanish please let me know how can I take classes from you. And can you please make a short video about the language barriers in dominican or sento Domingo . I was in Cuba few times and it’s very difficult there to communicate.
Thanks for watching! The language barrier would probably be an interesting video topic- I’ll have to look into it further. Unfortunately I’m not teaching Spanish classes right now, but thank you for your consideration!
Im the first to watch and comment the video 🎉
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how about scammers over platano or haitiano in borders crises
Por estrano k parezca muchas palabras dominicanas tienen base pork se dicen. Y cuando aprendes su historia aprecias más y te hace más sentido. Por ejemplo la palabra chin, viene de la moneda de los chinos k cuando te vendían algo ya sea una verdura o una comida y como no sabían decir dinero en español te hacían seña y te decían dame chin refiriendo a k le pagues. Y a veces como no le dabas suficiente te volvían a repetir dame chin. Y a manera de chiste eso se kedo en la cultura dominicana. Ahora ya sabes. Aunk se ha desvirtuado el uso de la palabra pork también se usa cuando no kieres comer un plato completo sino un poco pides un chin. Y ese es el uso más usado de la palabra chin 🫶
Me encanta aprender la historia de las frases! Muchas gracias por contarme ese dato fascinante. 🤗
@@kara.g. bueno ya sabes, si tienes más curiosidad estoy a la orden. 🫡 se muchas historias o teorías de donde vienen muchas jergas dominicanas
Honestly, given the choice, I'd prefer living in the Dominican Republic over New York City any day of the week. Just take a glance at the news and you'll notice that nowhere in NYC seems safe. On the other hand, in the DR, as long as you steer clear of the rough neighborhoods, you should be alright.
Totally agree!
Same could be said of New York couldn’t it?
@@xaviercopeland2789 These days, the subway system isn't particularly safe, and if you can't afford to rely on Uber for all your transportation needs, you're stuck having to take the train.
Can I give you some advice? It's hard to understand you for people like me that are not native English speakers. You speak too fast and some of your words come out slurred. That might not be a problem for native English speakers, but even I that I'm bilingual and actually live in the USA I'm struggling catching what you're trying to say.
I understand, thanks for commenting!
is normal, It means you need to keep up your learning journey and improve your level, eventually it will sound natural to you.
You talk to fasr!