I'm peruvian. And Peru is a country with a great cultural diversity. Many great indigenous nations were before. Until today Peru is a very Native American country. With a strong European influence, especially due to the Spanish or Italian migration. and African and Asian Migration also left their influence. That is why the Peruvian culture and its gastronomy have resulted in a unique product.
This is so interesting! The orange thing is so weird! I also notice in Australia people tend to say “how’s it going” but don’t wait for a response too!
I’m American and say “how u doin” without waiting for a response, or ill even use it as a response ignoring their version of “hows it going” etc but I’m socially weird and Italian and I get high a lot.
Interesting perspective. Im Peruvian married to a polish wife, and I’m sure I can point out quite a few “weird” things. Starting with…..why o why take the shoes off inside the home ha!
I could really feel your culture shock and sincerity, you have a beautiful accent obviously, great video, well informed helping out others who might be as or more confused on their arrival. I hope your experience was memorable and exciting.
I think you were not in the capital city. Peru has a variety of cultures inside, thus different kinds of food, language, music, tradition, climate, etc. Guinea pigs are mostly common in the highlands, not so much in the coast or jungle. There are many types of oranges, mostly in the coast. Bread is really cheap: 0.05€.
Cosmetics and even shampoo and conditioner are so expensive in Peru that most adults and adults with children use baby shampoo and conditioner for their hair. Families with children pass around and share baby shampoo and conditioner. Families share baby shampoo, parents share their small children's baby shampoo. Limes are simply called lemons in most Spanish language dialects. Just 1 word for two things! In Peru it's different, and yet, in Peru, 9 dialects of Spanish language are spoken. But limes and lemons are stilled switched in all those dialects inside Peru.
Annie, I think you are confused. Orange is naranja. What you showed is a lemon = limón (the small green one that turns yellow when ripe. Lime in spanish is lima (the big one) and is not so acidic or sour. We use lemon to prepare our flag dring: pisco sour.
Hey Annie, I thought I'd see some places in Peru. Have no idea? Some of the things you say were truly weird but others would be just unusual. Why their oranges are green might be it's not genetically modified and truly organic.
Haha I'm Peruvian and one of the weird things that I found funny in Poland is that when they prepare a sandwich never use the other half of the bread to cover the sandwich XD. Plus among things. :)
No way, oranges are very sweet, what you show was a lemon, orange here are big very orangish color, and we have different kinds , unless is an orange low quality out of season, and also depending the season the quality…lemon is very acid here ..and is useful for a nice limonade or ceviche ….
There is so many great things to do in Lima and Peru in general but you decide to focus on unimportant things , I am sure in Poland there is things like that also. Not very smart.
Is more traditional using regular soap than gel soap in Latin American Countries that's why if they import it it'll cost expensive buying soap gel. Demand n Offer Good video !!
Interesting about the lemon and the lime! It’s like how my second language is closely linked to another but one word could mean headache and going for a walk in the different languages!
shower gel?,,, jajajaja , no amiga , we use soap, even in Europe people use soap :)...shower gel /shampoo is the same for us, that's why we buy different products, because we don't want to look like cheap people lol ! we call them oranges because as you can see those are fruits, they came in deferent color tough , for example that one is green is because it need time to mature, you will see the color changing in a few days. :) expensive bread toast?...hum i think you should go to a real bakery from your hood ( instead fancy supermarket) get $1 (3oles) of bread ( 0.20 centimos each, you will get 15 units of breads) cut it in a half (2 toast)..put it in a toaster and voila!. add avocado little salt on it and enjoy ! :) about running to get to other side of the road, the authorities need to do somethings, is very dangerous in certain ares of city but no Miraflores or San Isidro. i hope it change!. But over all i think my country in super!!!...just a tip: We don't like when tourist smells..please take shower every day and use a nice deodorant. thanks!, no offense :(
In Brazil Lemon is the lime (green) and the big one yellow is called Sicllian Lime. I think some of shocking stuff it's just not that shocking. When I moved to Europe everything was just too normal, but europenas sometimes see some slightly changes as something "shocking". And of course Avocado is cheap 'cause in every place in South America has a bunch of tree of avocados falling off in our heads, c'mon...
Where you buy bread! Is very cheap, avocado is expensive here but still cheap compare with other countries, mostly is cheap for the quality, different types also..even the finger avocado with no seed, and this is a kind of veggie that you should know how to buy ….mmmmm don’t base your point of view specially in UA-cam if you have been in just one only sector, area, etc at least try to inform yourself first …
Typical gringa has no clue of Peru living in gringa area. If you want bread go to the local bodega and ask for ppang, obviously your shopping at expensive super mercados expect the price to be expensive compared to Poland. Orange is cheap I can see that your one of those gringa who are scared to hit up local markets just stay in your gringa areas.
@@angelomercure3747 she’s giving wrong information to public and I am just pointing it out. STOP HOLDING HER HANDS SIMP. People like you in this world put these gringa up in pedestals and wonder what happened when they cheat on you. It’s because you need to grow a pair of balls.
In Peru they don't have problem shaking hands under the doorway as opposed to Poland.....LOL. Yes, lemons and lime are mixed because in the old times there was only the green variety. It's like during the Cold War that the only coffee available in Poland was Kawa Inka so everybody grew thinking that coffee was like that. Of course Kawa Inka is much healthier.
@Gianni Paz Es verdad. Canadian born Peruvian relatives and had a chance to live their in my early twenties. Lived the vibe, food, partying, etc. But when you pass 40 it's better to enjoy peace and quiet. Lol!
I'm Peruvian and it was interesting to hear some culture shocks from people who visit our country! Thanks for sharing your experience.
I'm peruvian. And Peru is a country with a great cultural diversity. Many great indigenous nations were before. Until today Peru is a very Native American country. With a strong European influence, especially due to the Spanish or Italian migration. and African and Asian Migration also left their influence. That is why the Peruvian culture and its gastronomy have resulted in a unique product.
I will be returning to Peru at the end of the year and will be staying there a few months. I fell in love with the country and people
This is so interesting! The orange thing is so weird! I also notice in Australia people tend to say “how’s it going” but don’t wait for a response too!
Why they are called oranges if they aren't orange? Oh, not! There is more people using this without waiting for response :O
I’m American and say “how u doin” without waiting for a response, or ill even use it as a response ignoring their version of “hows it going” etc but I’m socially weird and Italian and I get high a lot.
Interesting perspective. Im Peruvian married to a polish wife, and I’m sure I can point out quite a few “weird” things. Starting with…..why o why take the shoes off inside the home ha!
Because shoes are dirty
This kind of orange it's for making Juice, for eating you must look for the Tangelo Type
btw if someone says curva don't feel offended , it has another meaning in Spanish XDDDD!
*There are several types of oranges - naranjas - in Peru. Busca Naranja Huando*
I could really feel your culture shock and sincerity, you have a beautiful accent obviously, great video, well informed helping out others who might be as or more confused on their arrival. I hope your experience was memorable and exciting.
Oranges are orange, what you were holding was a lime "limon".
Oranges in cook islands are also green
I think you were not in the capital city. Peru has a variety of cultures inside, thus different kinds of food, language, music, tradition, climate, etc. Guinea pigs are mostly common in the highlands, not so much in the coast or jungle. There are many types of oranges, mostly in the coast. Bread is really cheap: 0.05€.
each culture is different from the others. no such thing as weird
Actually yes there is. Weird is normal and part of society.
Cosmetics and even shampoo and conditioner are so expensive in Peru that most adults and adults with children use baby shampoo and conditioner for their hair.
Families with children pass around and share baby shampoo and conditioner.
Families share baby shampoo, parents share their small children's baby shampoo.
Limes are simply called lemons in most Spanish language dialects.
Just 1 word for two things!
In Peru it's different, and yet, in Peru, 9 dialects of Spanish language are spoken. But limes and lemons are stilled switched in all those dialects inside Peru.
Annie, I think you are confused. Orange is naranja. What you showed is a lemon = limón (the small green one that turns yellow when ripe. Lime in spanish is lima (the big one) and is not so acidic or sour. We use lemon to prepare our flag dring: pisco sour.
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Hey Annie, I thought I'd see some places in Peru. Have no idea? Some of the things you say were truly weird but others would be just unusual. Why their oranges are green might be it's not genetically modified and truly organic.
Haha I'm Peruvian and one of the weird things that I found funny in Poland is that when they prepare a sandwich never use the other half of the bread to cover the sandwich XD. Plus among things. :)
Im a born American with Peruvian parents and family. I still don’t understand why certain things happen in Peru. Its like another planet to me.
The talking part is generational.
Make sure u try the different potatoes! They have hundreds of indigenous varieties
I really like your glasses, where are they from or what brand is it? :)
Hi! About the orange....I think you picked the "juice orange" not the "orange for eating"
In regard to bread, if you want to make a sandwich just go to a bakery shop in order to buy 1.50 soles or so
No way, oranges are very sweet, what you show was a lemon, orange here are big very orangish color, and we have different kinds , unless is an orange low quality out of season, and also depending the season the quality…lemon is very acid here ..and is useful for a nice limonade or ceviche ….
There is so many great things to do in Lima and Peru in general but you decide to focus on unimportant things , I am sure in Poland there is things like that also. Not very smart.
Is more traditional using regular soap than gel soap in Latin American Countries
that's why if they import it it'll cost expensive buying soap gel.
Demand n Offer
Good video !!
Interesting about the lemon and the lime! It’s like how my second language is closely linked to another but one word could mean headache and going for a walk in the different languages!
In the west whenever you say, hey how are you doing or what's up (que tal), it's a way to greet, it's like saying hello)
El cuy milagroso!!! XD
hello
Jestem peruwiańczykiem, ale nauczyłem się polskiego, bo bardzo kocham Polskę :)
shower gel?,,, jajajaja , no amiga , we use soap, even in Europe people use soap :)...shower gel /shampoo is the same for us, that's why we buy different products, because we don't want to look like cheap people lol !
we call them oranges because as you can see those are fruits, they came in deferent color tough , for example that one is green is because it need time to mature, you will see the color changing in a few days. :)
expensive bread toast?...hum i think you should go to a real bakery from your hood ( instead fancy supermarket) get $1 (3oles) of bread ( 0.20 centimos each, you will get 15 units of breads) cut it in a half (2 toast)..put it in a toaster and voila!. add avocado little salt on it and enjoy ! :)
about running to get to other side of the road, the authorities need to do somethings, is very dangerous in certain ares of city but no Miraflores or San Isidro. i hope it change!.
But over all i think my country in super!!!...just a tip: We don't like when tourist smells..please take shower every day and use a nice deodorant. thanks!, no offense :(
Everying what correct in here (I'm peruvian) but the last part was so uncalled for dfwhfwe, i depents on the person, not because they are tourists.
In Brazil Lemon is the lime (green) and the big one yellow is called Sicllian Lime. I think some of shocking stuff it's just not that shocking. When I moved to Europe everything was just too normal, but europenas sometimes see some slightly changes as something "shocking". And of course Avocado is cheap 'cause in every place in South America has a bunch of tree of avocados falling off in our heads, c'mon...
OK, why beat around the bush.
Almost everyone is high on coke and can talk your ear off till 6 am.
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Are you Polish? Omg your accent is so cute
I also find it really weird saying how are you as part of a greeting that's why I don't use it. I'm Peruvian.
Where you buy bread! Is very cheap, avocado is expensive here but still cheap compare with other countries, mostly is cheap for the quality, different types also..even the finger avocado with no seed, and this is a kind of veggie that you should know how to buy ….mmmmm don’t base your point of view specially in UA-cam if you have been in just one only sector, area, etc at least try to inform yourself first …
I don't know where were you, but that is totally false. There is a big fruit market with all kinds of wonderful fruit.
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Typical gringa has no clue of Peru living in gringa area. If you want bread go to the local bodega and ask for ppang, obviously your shopping at expensive super mercados expect the price to be expensive compared to Poland. Orange is cheap I can see that your one of those gringa who are scared to hit up local markets just stay in your gringa areas.
Why are so mean to her? Does that make you feel better about yourself?
@@angelomercure3747 she’s giving wrong information to public and I am just pointing it out. STOP HOLDING HER HANDS SIMP. People like you in this world put these gringa up in pedestals and wonder what happened when they cheat on you. It’s because you need to grow a pair of balls.
Doese peru have elephants
No, elephants are not part of our wildlife
What kind of WEIRD things you noticed in a different country?
In Peru they don't have problem shaking hands under the doorway as opposed to Poland.....LOL. Yes, lemons and lime are mixed because in the old times there was only the green variety. It's like during the Cold War that the only coffee available in Poland was Kawa Inka so everybody grew thinking that coffee was like that. Of course Kawa Inka is much healthier.
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Your accent is cute
Fck i don't even know what's shower gel? Like bodywashing? Or Shampoo for thr hair? I am Peruvian by the way haha and been arround the world
Mam taki sam sweterek ;D
On jest najlepszy :D
Buongiorno
Verrò a Lima il mese prossimo e cercherò persone che parlino italiano.
Well. Spanish and Italian are very similar.
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Peruvians just talk and talk and talk and talk. It's a one-way conversation, so exhausting.
I'm Peruvian...and this really made me laugh.😂😂
@Gianni Paz Es verdad. Canadian born Peruvian relatives and had a chance to live their in my early twenties. Lived the vibe, food, partying, etc. But when you pass 40 it's better to enjoy peace and quiet. Lol!
Lol