The thing about ES is that American retirees will find that you will encounter Salvadorans that used to live in the US. That translates to some relatability. Many salvadorans have worked in many corners of America...small towns and big cities.
@@livinlikealocalSV The people from El Salvador made money in USA and went back to there country to start a business , restaurants airbnb etc , some are struggling , there is a big gap between rich and poor , but everyone seems to be friendly .
Great video! Every country has their own unique idiosyncrasies. It is multi faceted and stratified. There are somethings which are hard for people to understand or get their head around, how could the country with the most vicious maras have some of the kindest people anywhere? El Salvador is a country of contrast. You can have a walled mansion with a helipad, 2 minutes from a shanty town. The problem with El Salvador is that, it used to be a paradise for the few wealthy and a tiny upper middle class but a struggle for the majority of the population, where as now, El Salvador is on its way to forging a strong middle class, fair wages ,just like first world countries like US, Europe. Expect more hospitals, highways, 1st grade public transport, venues, etc. I hope to come back one day to take part in the transformation that is taking place. God bless El Salvador.
Great video. I was actually born there. Left when I was 9 years old and never returned. I do speak the language; however, not with a Salvadoran accent, I might add. Mind you, I no longer have family there. Currently, I'm a naturalized US citizen, and I'm strongly considering moving there after retirement. I find that there is a bit of a negative psychological aspect to the fact that besides the language, I will feel like a foreigner in a country where I was born. Thank you so much for the video.
Muy bonita la presentación lo que más me gusta,la naturaleza y confianza y de hablar bien de mi país,,ya ha más de 36 años vine a USA,al cual agradezco haberme tomado en cuenta,dentro de poco me regreso a mi pequeña tierra el salvador.saludes ati y tu entrevistada desde Katy tx.
I left El Salvador 34 years ago to Australia, yes El Salvador is a different country it’s just the beginning, would love to go back when I retire, great video and love it when I see people interested in the country, take care
My name is Mauricio, and like this lovely lady, I am thinking in going back to my country ES. I live in Las Vegas for now,, but as I said, I wanna go back and teach Spanish to people like this lady. My country is changing, and therefore, we have to be ready to make foreigners to feel welcome to our beautiful country, and being English a quasi Universal language....voila...here I am. Blessings everyone, and a Happy New Year! Comentarios o criticas, seran bien recibidas....
Hi Amanda! 🌟 Welcome aboard! We're so excited to help you with your move to this amazing country. Feel free to check out our website for more details: www.livinlikealocal.com/ 😊
@@livinlikealocalSV - thanks. Just wondering, have u been to Columbia, Paraguay, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Panama ? do u know if the migration process is easy for those countries for people over the age of 60 ? I'm not ready to move now .. but wish to keep looking and increasing my knowledge. Need a place which is safe for a woman on her own who does not drive.
@@Amanda_downunder look down a videos to Good-bye Canada video. She has visited various countries and then came on one of our tours and she addresses the countries she came from Ecuador Panama and Mexico.
Salvadorans have always been hospitable people and we welcome foreigners but don’t expect us to be like an American colony, far from that, we aspire to our own Salvadoran dream.
Great video, Jeni! You look so beautiful as well as you're guest. Thank you for being part of the metamorphosis that El Salvador is going through❤ Your prior video is so inspirational as well 👏 ❤
it was a pleasure to watch this video, I left this country during the bloodshed in the 80s, after that was the gangs and so on, now that God has blessed this country with such president is the time to move back after living over 39 years in the US.
I was born and raised in El Salvador, but have lived in the US for 33 years now - Naturalized US. I’m planning to go back to live there in the next year or so. I’m totally interested in the info about the tortoise 🐢 since I do have one, not 75 lbs, maybe 15 but would love to take her, instead of donating her. Please send me your email. Thanks so much!!
The people are great , and the country is safe , but be aware earthquakes happen often , and it can get very hot . The main areas are San Salvador , the beaches , Santa Tecla , and San Benito and Rosa Zona areas . Also places close early , by 7 pm some malls are closed , and the nicest areas are very expensive . Some people in El Salvador make under 500 dollars a month and air bnb are 1200 to 3000 a month for a apartment . So El Salvador is becoming more expensive due to expats moving there . Also areas closest towards the airport and Honduras are not recommended , this is what locals told me . Again if you are not use to earthquakes you might want to reconsider living here. Nice country but it is important to know these things . I have seen expat videos about how great a country is and 2 years later another video on why we left . No country is perfect .
May I suggest to you to sack away the undertitles..the brain will work far better trying to understand your conversation with no undertitles..just my humble opinion..having learnt a little english in U.K your accents sounds different to me..and that is good..because my ears will got used to a quite different way of pronounciation...😃👍👍
Good luck! El Salvador is a very beautiful country.
This is this is great
The thing about ES is that American retirees will find that you will encounter Salvadorans that used to live in the US. That translates to some relatability. Many salvadorans have worked in many corners of America...small towns and big cities.
True, you see them everywhere!😊
@@livinlikealocalSV The people from El Salvador made money in USA and went back to there country to start a business , restaurants airbnb etc , some are struggling , there is a big gap between rich and poor , but everyone seems to be friendly .
Great video! Every country has their own unique idiosyncrasies. It is multi faceted and stratified. There are somethings which are hard for people to understand or get their head around, how could the country with the most vicious maras have some of the kindest people anywhere? El Salvador is a country of contrast. You can have a walled mansion with a helipad, 2 minutes from a shanty town. The problem with El Salvador is that, it used to be a paradise for the few wealthy and a tiny upper middle class but a struggle for the majority of the population, where as now, El Salvador is on its way to forging a strong middle class, fair wages ,just like first world countries like US, Europe. Expect more hospitals, highways, 1st grade public transport, venues, etc. I hope to come back one day to take part in the transformation that is taking place. God bless El Salvador.
Great video. I was actually born there. Left when I was 9 years old and never returned. I do speak the language; however, not with a Salvadoran accent, I might add. Mind you, I no longer have family there. Currently, I'm a naturalized US citizen, and I'm strongly considering moving there after retirement. I find that there is a bit of a negative psychological aspect to the fact that besides the language, I will feel like a foreigner in a country where I was born. Thank you so much for the video.
I hear you on that! 😊
Congrats ,, God bless you
Muy bonita la presentación lo que más me gusta,la naturaleza y confianza y de hablar bien de mi país,,ya ha más de 36 años vine a USA,al cual agradezco haberme tomado en cuenta,dentro de poco me regreso a mi pequeña tierra el salvador.saludes ati y tu entrevistada desde Katy tx.
¡Qué bueno! Bienvenida de vuelta!😊❤
I left El Salvador 34 years ago to Australia, yes El Salvador is a different country it’s just the beginning, would love to go back when I retire, great video and love it when I see people interested in the country, take care
The changes have been huge! It's a good thing you're interested in going back. 😊
Indeed great video
Great video Jen
My name is Mauricio, and like this lovely lady, I am thinking in going back to my country ES. I live in Las Vegas for now,, but as I said, I wanna go back and teach Spanish to people like this lady. My country is changing, and therefore, we have to be ready to make foreigners to feel welcome to our beautiful country, and being English a quasi Universal language....voila...here I am. Blessings everyone, and a Happy New Year! Comentarios o criticas, seran bien recibidas....
Puedes ofrecer dar clases de inglés voluntariamente en alguna escuela de algún cantón 😊🇸🇻
That will be me. I am teaching 1st grade in California. I came here 35 years ago. I am waiting for my retirement to go back.
nice video beautiful lady
You're too kind! 😊
Viva El Salvador!💙💙
merry Christmas God bless you guys
Good video hope she live a precious life in el Salvador
Great video, happy New Year! I just wish you the best in the year 2025
You too!😊
Excelente video muchos éxitos para el nuevo año 2025 y saludos desde Santa Ana El Salvador (orquídeas 🎉🎉🎉)
¡Muchas gracias! 🎉😊
Jen thanks for this video. Great information.
Great video saludos amigos and welcome to El Salvador 🇸🇻 👏👏
Gracias! Saludos
Hi. New sub here. I will watch ur videos when I can. Am wanting to move away one day !
Hi Amanda! 🌟 Welcome aboard! We're so excited to help you with your move to this amazing country. Feel free to check out our website for more details: www.livinlikealocal.com/ 😊
@@livinlikealocalSV - thanks. Just wondering, have u been to Columbia, Paraguay, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Panama ? do u know if the migration process is easy for those countries for people over the age of 60 ? I'm not ready to move now .. but wish to keep looking and increasing my knowledge. Need a place which is safe for a woman on her own who does not drive.
@@Amanda_downunder look down a videos to Good-bye Canada video. She has visited various countries and then came on one of our tours and she addresses the countries she came from Ecuador Panama and Mexico.
@@livinlikealocalSV - thank you so much. I appreciate this. 👌💙🤍💚💛
@@livinlikealocalSV - oh, sorry. What is the name of the channel ? I haven't yet found one called @Goodbye Canada ...
Great video Thank you!! God bless you!! Have a great New Year❤❤
Salvadorans have always been hospitable people and we welcome foreigners but don’t expect us to be like an American colony, far from that, we aspire to our own Salvadoran dream.
You need to watch my videos 😅 and you will understand better 😊
Very informative video 🙂👍
Glad you liked it!😊
Great video, Jeni!
You look so beautiful as well as you're guest.
Thank you for being part of the metamorphosis that El Salvador is going through❤
Your prior video is so inspirational as well 👏 ❤
You're too kind! 😊
Welcome to Elsalvador
🎉🎉🎉 como siempre me encantan tus videos ❤
🫶🇸🇻
Amazing 👏
Thanks 😄
it was a pleasure to watch this video, I left this country during the bloodshed in the 80s, after that was the gangs and so on, now that God has blessed this country with such president is the time to move back after living over 39 years in the US.
I ready have my plece to live in El Salvador in the future ❤🙏
😊🇸🇻✅
GEEZ that intro music blowed my ears off!!
Sorry I’ll tell my editor to adjust it.
Great video
Thank you!
I was born and raised in El Salvador, but have lived in the US for 33 years now - Naturalized US. I’m planning to go back to live there in the next year or so. I’m totally interested in the info about the tortoise 🐢 since I do have one, not 75 lbs, maybe 15 but would love to take her, instead of donating her. Please send me your email. Thanks so much!!
info@livinlikealocal.com
The country has over 120 volcanoes and the country’s soil is rich in minerals
Where can I get information about your services?
visit www.livinlikealocal.com 😊
no description. no link to the business??
You can go to 😊
www.livinlikealocal.com
The people are great , and the country is safe , but be aware earthquakes happen often , and it can get very hot . The main areas are San Salvador , the beaches , Santa Tecla , and San Benito and Rosa Zona areas . Also places close early , by 7 pm some malls are closed , and the nicest areas are very expensive . Some people in El Salvador make under 500 dollars a month and air bnb are 1200 to 3000 a month for a apartment . So El Salvador is becoming more expensive due to expats moving there . Also areas closest towards the airport and Honduras are not recommended , this is what locals told me . Again if you are not use to earthquakes you might want to reconsider living here.
Nice country but it is important to know these things . I have seen expat videos about how great a country is and 2 years later another video on why we left . No country is perfect .
Welcome to El Salvador!!!
❤❤❤
😊
God bless Américan people the best country ever😮
To go to see🎉
May I suggest to you to sack away the undertitles..the brain will work far better trying to understand your conversation with no undertitles..just my humble opinion..having learnt a little english in U.K your accents sounds different to me..and that is good..because my ears will got used to a quite different way of pronounciation...😃👍👍
Thanks for the feedback!
I hope it's all good for both sides you and the locals. Not you trying to take over that little country😁
You should check out my videos 😊