Hey, I'm going to a exchange year to Chile next autumn and trying to learn some of the language before so could you tell what was the name of the Chilean dictionary? :)
I think saying that you'll feel tremors every day is a bit of an overstatement. Noticeable tremors only happen once or twice a month, the rest are almost imperceptible. Larger ones (amusing for Chileans, scary for foreigners) may happen three or four times a year. As for the really big scary ones that even Chileans fear, those happen only once or twice in a decade.
How much is rent for a studio or 1 bedroom apartment outside of Santiago? In the suburbs of Santiago. I have a income of $1,600 USD per month is this enough to cover my monthly expenses in Chile comfortably? What do you guys think!? 🤔 ✌🏻
That should be enough to have a studio or even 1 bedoom small apartment nicely located in Providencia near a subway station. Then you would be near shops, supermarkets, public transport, etc. If you go to a suburb you will be constantly spending money in uber or in parking in case of getting a car, which might be needed when living in a suburb
@@Dan.dan2217 Ursula thank you. If I decide to come to Chile 🇨🇱 maybe if you want we can be friends, and you can show me around or I can have you as a contact/friend if I have any general questions!. 🎄Happy Holidays…😁🎄
@@AshelyLiliana Thank you so much for your response! This is very much helpful! If we have other questions is commenting on your more recent videos the best bet or do you have a professional email or social media where you prefer those questions directed? Thanks again!
I do speak Spanish but I will say every Spanish speaking country has their own dialect. So definitely study some chilenismos. Check out my teach in Chile video. I talk about how I moved to Chile for a year then 5 months on 2 different visas.
Hahaha we do. It’s a culture entirely forced into the worship of cult leaders like Elon Musk, Trump, and tv personalities. It sucks. Venture capitalists are buying up everything from homes to hospitals. It’s terrifying & a lot of us are looking for a way out.
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nice video though and amazing info . thanks Ashely ...
Thanks for watching :)
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Hey, I'm going to a exchange year to Chile next autumn and trying to learn some of the language before so could you tell what was the name of the Chilean dictionary? :)
Speaking Chileno. I hope you enjoy your time in Chile!
Siempre bienvenida
Gracias ☺
I think saying that you'll feel tremors every day is a bit of an overstatement. Noticeable tremors only happen once or twice a month, the rest are almost imperceptible. Larger ones (amusing for Chileans, scary for foreigners) may happen three or four times a year. As for the really big scary ones that even Chileans fear, those happen only once or twice in a decade.
It was my experience and for someone who doesn’t experience them everyday they were noticeable almost every day :)
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So beautiful country chile 🇨🇱
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
How much is rent for a studio or 1 bedroom apartment outside of Santiago? In the suburbs of Santiago. I have a income of $1,600 USD per month is this enough to cover my monthly expenses in Chile comfortably? What do you guys think!? 🤔 ✌🏻
That should be enough to have a studio or even 1 bedoom small apartment nicely located in Providencia near a subway station. Then you would be near shops, supermarkets, public transport, etc. If you go to a suburb you will be constantly spending money in uber or in parking in case of getting a car, which might be needed when living in a suburb
@@Dan.dan2217 Ursula thank you. If I decide to come to Chile 🇨🇱 maybe if you want we can be friends, and you can show me around or I can have you as a contact/friend if I have any general questions!. 🎄Happy Holidays…😁🎄
I like that you speaks english where are you from do you have a friend here beautiful latina
My mom is going to Chile for only a week. Should she still register her phone? If she does not does it just automatically lock?
Hi there, I am not sure if it has changed, but when I was there it only locked after 30 days. One week should have no problem.
@@AshelyLiliana Thank you so much for your response! This is very much helpful! If we have other questions is commenting on your more recent videos the best bet or do you have a professional email or social media where you prefer those questions directed? Thanks again!
Do you speak the Language? How do I work? I want to go for 3 months. I did spend 2 months this year
I do speak Spanish but I will say every Spanish speaking country has their own dialect. So definitely study some chilenismos. Check out my teach in Chile video. I talk about how I moved to Chile for a year then 5 months on 2 different visas.
Venga a Chile nomás, y ojalá puedan viajar al sur del pais
Visité algunas partes. Pucon, es mi favorito pero tengo que volver algún día al sur.
You are really cute.
USA has culture ? didn't know that 🤣
Hahaha we do. It’s a culture entirely forced into the worship of cult leaders like Elon Musk, Trump, and tv personalities. It sucks. Venture capitalists are buying up everything from homes to hospitals. It’s terrifying & a lot of us are looking for a way out.