Me lol 😂 You should also do a video about what's your favorite Ecuadorian candy or snacks. There are the Tango cookies (vanilla sandwiches filled with chocolate), or the Galak white chocoloate, or the Plop lolly pops, or the famous Tortolines chifles 😄
i Congratulatios! Me alegra mucho que hayan decidido radicarse para vivir en Ecuador. Siéntanse como unos ecuatorianos más. iWel comes! God Bless you..
Nice to have a new channel! We are planning on visiting in August 2021. My in laws moved there four years ago. (Ex pats)So the nice thing is we’ll have a place to stay. I like your videos and your vibes. Excited for you both!
Fellow Canadians here who have visited Ecuador (just posted our latest video!) Totally onboard to follow your journey as we plan to also move! Take care - new sub from us!
I am also a Canuck (albeit on the opposite side of the coutry; Nova Scotia) and have been obsessing about Ecuador for about a year and a half. Very excited for you as, from what I gather, it really doesn't matter too much where you end up in Ecuador, it will likely be magical. After more NS winters than I wish to count, I am primarily focused on the Coast of Ecuador (Olon or Manta) but honestly...everywhere seems exciting. FYI, I don't believe there is any mail service in the country. I think most expats take out a box with DHL for the bigger cities, but I'm not sure how plausable that might be in more remote or rural areas. There is an American expat couple who are prolific RUclipsrs (Amelia and JP is their primary channel)...so if you haven't discovered them already, you might want to check out some of their vids too. They lived in Cuenca for awhile before moving to the coast and they also have strong ties to the expat community there (although it does sound like you are trying to immerse yourselves more with the Ecuadorian people and culture, it's nice to know there is a pretty strong group of Canadian, American and European expats that might be able to assist with any issues that might arise. Sorry, this comment is already incredibly long-winded, but congratulations! I hope you have a wonderful time. I just discovered your channel today, but am subscribing and will be watching your other videos with baited breath.
It’s great to have another Canadian following along with us! We have definitely seen Amelia and JP’s stuff. We will hopefully make it to Manta and Olon area very soon. Thanks so much for following along. Glad we can show you a bit of what Ecuador is like :)
Back during summer break from college (Seattle, Wa, 1984) a friend and I trucked a bunch of Coho salmon eggs to Vancouver to help develop a salmon run in Chile! There was a direct flight from Vancouver back then.
Chicos, cuando seaís viejitos recordaréis esta bella tierra, sed felices y por amigos pues los ecuatorianos somos, amigos sinceros leales y rumberos :) Saludos desde el Norte de UIO.
Hi guys! I actually am a Canadian born Ecuordian! Yes, my parents are from Quito Ecuador and I have visted many times. However, i've seen a couple of videos of you guys already and i'm learning sooo much! which is awesome. Can't wait to view all these Ecuador videos and see your journey.
Hi ! Guys you need to meet J P & Amelia , they are in Ecuador for 4 years I think and they are living in the Cost (Manta) , welcome to my country !!!! Serán muy felices ❤️🙏👍🏻
Ecuador might not be architectural beautiful but when it comes to nature is the most beautiful country in the world.. You should communicate with JP and Amelia, they live in Manta, Ecuador, they have a youtube channel.
I am from the USA--retired 10 years ago--spend a lot of time in Central and South America and the Islands---love it---Do either of you speak Spanish?---(the wife)
Me dicen que hablo con fluidez pero tampoco he tenido sueños en Español. 🤷🏾♀️Pronto me voy a Ecuador y sus videos me han sido de gran utilidad. Muchas gracias y buena suerte con su aprendizaje de español! Además la app TripWhistle Global SOS es una buena app para encontrar todos números de emergencia en todo el mundo.
I use "shoot from the hip" all the time. I live in Riobamba about 3 hrs south of Quito. Been here 20 months. Good luck. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in this area. I am originally from the US. But now we are all gringos. Are you getting a residency visa?
Thanks for watching! We would love to come to Riobamba! At this point we are not looking for residency, but it depends on what happens! Just starting with a 3 month tourist visa and then extend it. Then we will go from there :)
My father is from Riobamba, mother from Ambato myself and 3 sisters from Quito. My parents took us to Chicago when I was 5. I have 2 sisters and 2 brothers born in Chicago. Hopefully in 3 yrs I will be a snowbird in Ecuador. Meanwhile I usually drop my mom off at her 102 sisters house in Quito. Stay for a month and return to pick her back up in May and stay another month.
@@mariaarencibia2639 I love Riobamba. While being a small city, to me it has a town feel. I like Riobamba more than Ambato. Ambato, while about the same size, has more of a city atmosphere. But I am a small town kind of person. I don't like cities much.
Shoot from the hip. A very American phrase. Think wild west. haha. So far I'm loving your videos and look forward to watching more! One day I hope to travel to Ecuador with my husband and watching your travels is keeping my dream alive! Thanks for sharing your journey!
Enjoy your videos. Live in new york jus came back from cuenca last week. We visit piedra de aguas it was very nice, Love your banos video lots to do there. I will visit banos next time. Enjoy. Raul & debbie
We just found your vlog on 4-11-21, and we wanted to be sure to ask you an idiomatic rhetorical question about your plans: So, you guys are going to Ecuador, eh?
Normally, one should never answer a rhetorical question. But yes! We’re going to Ecuador! Actually we’re already here and loving it! Thanks for watching :)
We will be on a 3-month Visa, and then extend it. At this point we can only extend it once (so 6 months in total). So.. we're still working on that part. Maybe leave the country and come back, depending on what's going on at the 6 month point! Great question!
@@EricandSarah any chance yall know where you will be in Mid September, Wife and I will be down there all over the country and would love to buy yall dinner.
Latino America is just a region that is it. It is no a culture. Every country in the region has its own culture. Did you know that Brazil has the highest number of Africans outside Africa? Did you know that Brazil also has the highest number of Japanese outside Japan? So tell me how the culture of an African Brazilian is the same as the culture of a 100% native inhabitant of Bolivia. I'm just curious. Or let's compare the culture of Japanese Brazilian with a biracial (Native and European) Mexican, is it the same? The only thing that the Latino American countries have in common is that all speak languages which derives from the Latin. Even among Spanish speaking countries they can not understand each other so how can they have the same culture? But there are similarities in regions and neighbors. Example Mexico is closer to the American culture than any other country in Latino America. Besides Mexico is also in North America. Often we think that Mexico is not part of this part of the continent but it is and it is a fact. There is a lot to learn.
Mexico is in America. All countries in America have different cultures. However, coutries like Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and in Central America Panamá are close in culture. And Lots of Brazilian do understand Spanish. But Spanish is spoken in all three Regions of America which makes it more versatile.
Mexico is in America. All countries in America have different cultures. However, coutries like Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and in Central America Panamá are close in culture. And Lots of Brazilian do understand Spanish. But Spanish is spoken in all three Regions of America which makes it more versatile.
I have the same passion of you guy about Latin culture, i travel to Dominican republic since 2010, i have been in a relationship with a dominican girl for like 6 years, i also live 1 year in Puerto Plata Dominican Republic!!! and now im thinking going in september for a trip to ecuador, i wanna go to Montanita, Las Salinas, Esmeralda. I really need some advice if you guys can it me up it would be really appreciated, i can leave my email, FB or whatever.
Who made it to the wine spill?
Me lol 😂 You should also do a video about what's your favorite Ecuadorian candy or snacks. There are the Tango cookies (vanilla sandwiches filled with chocolate), or the Galak white chocoloate, or the Plop lolly pops, or the famous Tortolines chifles 😄
I did.
Why not Ecuador. Explore have fun 👍
Thank you!!
Oh que bonito que hayan decidido vivir en Ecuador que lindo País y espero se sientan siempre Bienvenidos 🤗
Gracias! Ecuador es un país muy hermoso!
i Congratulatios!
Me alegra mucho que hayan decidido radicarse para vivir en Ecuador.
Siéntanse como unos ecuatorianos más.
iWel comes!
God Bless you..
Awesome news! Love you guys and your insights on Ecuador are invaluable.
Thank you! Hope you enjoy the rest of our videos :)
Definitely you'll enjoy there.
Ecuador has the diversity of a major continent in an are about the size of Colorado.
It’s amazing!! Everywhere we go is a little bit different.
Nice to have a new channel! We are planning on visiting in August 2021. My in laws moved there four years ago. (Ex pats)So the nice thing is we’ll have a place to stay. I like your videos and your vibes. Excited for you both!
Thanks for watching, Grace! You will love it here I’m sure :)
Fellow Canadians here who have visited Ecuador (just posted our latest video!) Totally onboard to follow your journey as we plan to also move! Take care - new sub from us!
That’s great!! Thanks for following along!
I am also a Canuck (albeit on the opposite side of the coutry; Nova Scotia) and have been obsessing about Ecuador for about a year and a half. Very excited for you as, from what I gather, it really doesn't matter too much where you end up in Ecuador, it will likely be magical. After more NS winters than I wish to count, I am primarily focused on the Coast of Ecuador (Olon or Manta) but honestly...everywhere seems exciting. FYI, I don't believe there is any mail service in the country. I think most expats take out a box with DHL for the bigger cities, but I'm not sure how plausable that might be in more remote or rural areas. There is an American expat couple who are prolific RUclipsrs (Amelia and JP is their primary channel)...so if you haven't discovered them already, you might want to check out some of their vids too. They lived in Cuenca for awhile before moving to the coast and they also have strong ties to the expat community there (although it does sound like you are trying to immerse yourselves more with the Ecuadorian people and culture, it's nice to know there is a pretty strong group of Canadian, American and European expats that might be able to assist with any issues that might arise. Sorry, this comment is already incredibly long-winded, but congratulations! I hope you have a wonderful time. I just discovered your channel today, but am subscribing and will be watching your other videos with baited breath.
It’s great to have another Canadian following along with us! We have definitely seen Amelia and JP’s stuff. We will hopefully make it to Manta and Olon area very soon. Thanks so much for following along. Glad we can show you a bit of what Ecuador is like :)
WELCOME TO ECUADOR! ONE COUNTRY - FOUR WORLDS 🇪🇨
#GalápagosIslands 🐢
#PacificCoast 🏖
#andes 🗻
#amazon 🏞
Nice! I’m happy you guys moved to my beautiful country Ecuador!! Hope you guys are loving it! 😃😃😍🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨
Back during summer break from college (Seattle, Wa, 1984) a friend and I trucked a bunch of Coho salmon eggs to Vancouver to help develop a salmon run in Chile! There was a direct flight from Vancouver back then.
Shoot from the hip is totally a common phrase, means to take things as they come or to take a chance.
Chicos, cuando seaís viejitos recordaréis esta bella tierra, sed felices y por amigos pues los ecuatorianos somos, amigos sinceros leales y rumberos :) Saludos desde el Norte de UIO.
Loved your videos guys . Thank you for choosing Ecuador my country!!! GOOD LUCK...
Thank you!!
Hi guys! I actually am a Canadian born Ecuordian! Yes, my parents are from Quito Ecuador and I have visted many times. However, i've seen a couple of videos of you guys already and i'm learning sooo much! which is awesome. Can't wait to view all these Ecuador videos and see your journey.
Enjoyed your Cuenca vlog and 'suffered the cold with you in El Cajas.Great to see you both having so much fun.
Hi ! Guys you need to meet J P
& Amelia , they are in Ecuador for 4 years I think and they are living in the Cost (Manta) , welcome to my country !!!! Serán muy felices ❤️🙏👍🏻
Felicidades es muy precioso mi país.un saludo desde Europa
Gracias! :)
Ecuador might not be architectural beautiful but when it comes to nature is the most beautiful country in the world.. You should communicate with JP and Amelia, they live in Manta, Ecuador, they have a youtube channel.
The nature here is unbelievable!! And there is some architectural beauty in places too :)
Cuenca is architecturally beautiful.
I am from the USA--retired 10 years ago--spend a lot of time in Central and South America and the Islands---love it---Do either of you speak Spanish?---(the wife)
That’s great! So far we love South America. We both speak quite a bit of Spanish but we are learning more each day. Thanks for watching!
Yes, “shooting from the hip” is a legit idiom!
THANK YOU! - Eric
Me dicen que hablo con fluidez pero tampoco he tenido sueños en Español. 🤷🏾♀️Pronto me voy a Ecuador y sus videos me han sido de gran utilidad. Muchas gracias y buena suerte con su aprendizaje de español! Además la app TripWhistle Global SOS es una buena app para encontrar todos números de emergencia en todo el mundo.
Ecuador, the best kept secret of places to vacation.
I use "shoot from the hip" all the time. I live in Riobamba about 3 hrs south of Quito. Been here 20 months. Good luck. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in this area. I am originally from the US. But now we are all gringos. Are you getting a residency visa?
Thanks for watching! We would love to come to Riobamba! At this point we are not looking for residency, but it depends on what happens! Just starting with a 3 month tourist visa and then extend it. Then we will go from there :)
My father is from Riobamba, mother from Ambato myself and 3 sisters from Quito. My parents took us to Chicago when I was 5. I have 2 sisters and 2 brothers born in Chicago. Hopefully in 3 yrs I will be a snowbird in Ecuador. Meanwhile I usually drop my mom off at her 102 sisters house in Quito. Stay for a month and return to pick her back up in May and stay another month.
@@mariaarencibia2639 I love Riobamba. While being a small city, to me it has a town feel. I like Riobamba more than Ambato. Ambato, while about the same size, has more of a city atmosphere. But I am a small town kind of person. I don't like cities much.
well I will hopefully go to Ecuador by this year I would love to meet you guys and be able to visit my Country
Wellcoming to Ecuador guys. If i See you in my way, i will take to bacilar like we say here.
Shoot from the hip. A very American phrase. Think wild west. haha.
So far I'm loving your videos and look forward to watching more! One day I hope to travel to Ecuador with my husband and watching your travels is keeping my dream alive! Thanks for sharing your journey!
Enjoy your videos. Live in new york jus came back from cuenca last week. We visit piedra de aguas it was very nice, Love your banos video lots to do there. I will visit banos next time. Enjoy. Raul & debbie
"Bucket list" and "up in the air" sounds like some of the random sayings that you spoke of earlier.
Have you been to Mindo? You should before leaving Ecuador . Trust me
We’re planning on it in the next couple months! :)
Do you have your temporary two year visa?
We just found your vlog on 4-11-21, and we wanted to be sure to ask you an idiomatic rhetorical question about your plans: So, you guys are going to Ecuador, eh?
Normally, one should never answer a rhetorical question. But yes! We’re going to Ecuador! Actually we’re already here and loving it!
Thanks for watching :)
How are you able to stay for a year? Did you get some sort of visa?
We will be on a 3-month Visa, and then extend it. At this point we can only extend it once (so 6 months in total). So.. we're still working on that part. Maybe leave the country and come back, depending on what's going on at the 6 month point! Great question!
salud!
Buen día a uds. Me gusta mucho sus videos. No se si sea posible que traduzcan al español y lo pongan como subtitulos. Les agradecería.
What did you do with all the stuff you packed up?
Stored it in Eric’s parents’ crawl space :)
Watching yalls earlier videos, do you look at comments on your first videos?
You bet we do!! Thanks for watching all the way back ;)
@@EricandSarah any chance yall know where you will be in Mid September, Wife and I will be down there all over the country and would love to buy yall dinner.
@@goxsha791 shoot unfortunately we’ll be moving on from Ecuador at the end of August when our tourist visas expire :(
@@EricandSarah back to Canada, or other Latin America country, or un decided?
@@goxsha791 another SA country!! (Hopefully)
ruclips.net/video/Ob0GbuUr8wc/видео.html
Just so everyone gets the reference of “What you eating over there Billy?”
They say the burgers are better at Hungry Jack's!
Latino America is just a region that is it. It is no a culture. Every country in the region has its own culture. Did you know that Brazil has the highest number of Africans outside Africa? Did you know that Brazil also has the highest number of Japanese outside Japan? So tell me how the culture of an African Brazilian is the same as the culture of a 100% native inhabitant of Bolivia. I'm just curious. Or let's compare the culture of Japanese Brazilian with a biracial (Native and European) Mexican, is it the same?
The only thing that the Latino American countries have in common is that all speak languages which derives from the Latin. Even among Spanish speaking countries they can not understand each other so how can they have the same culture?
But there are similarities in regions and neighbors. Example Mexico is closer to the American culture than any other country in Latino America. Besides Mexico is also in North America. Often we think that Mexico is not part of this part of the continent but it is and it is a fact. There is a lot to learn.
Mexico is in America. All countries in America have different cultures. However, coutries like Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and in Central America Panamá are close in culture. And Lots of Brazilian do understand Spanish. But Spanish is spoken in all three Regions of America which makes it more versatile.
Mexico is in America. All countries in America have different cultures. However, coutries like Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and in Central America Panamá are close in culture. And Lots of Brazilian do understand Spanish. But Spanish is spoken in all three Regions of America which makes it more versatile.
@@Newworld1492 Versatile? How?
@UC6MIduXPuAGcuETUYD3gIJA No because you leave a link, I will click on it.
wow lots of publicities in you video this is a real turn-off...
We know know one likes watching ads, but unfortunately if you want us to be able to make informative travel videos, that’s how we can keep doing it!
I have the same passion of you guy about Latin culture, i travel to Dominican republic since 2010, i have been in a relationship with a dominican girl for like 6 years, i also live 1 year in Puerto Plata Dominican Republic!!! and now im thinking going in september for a trip to ecuador, i wanna go to Montanita, Las Salinas, Esmeralda. I really need some advice if you guys can it me up it would be really appreciated, i can leave my email, FB or whatever.