One of the secret of the Climate in Lima city is taking a bus for about 30 minutes in the direction of the East ( Andes ) we can enjoy a sunny day, even during the winter time. It sounds weird but it is true. In places as Lunahuana, Cieneguilla, Chaclacayo, Chosica, etc we can enjoy the sun
You should take a trip to Peru you would honestly enjoy it a lot mainly the food and the people there are friendly and also there is always places to explore out there it's a good experience for everyone
Watching your video right now! I know and have heard several people feel the same as you...when it comes to the lack of excitement. Seems like the remedy to that is to start a NEW language. Several people say that works and it also increases your appreciation of the language you are studying. Also, they said it motivated them to continue seeking advanced fluency in their target language, while beginning a new language. Another great video! ❤
@@MikeBen awesome! I'm around the same level as you with my Spanish, but I started dabbing in Japanese and ASL just to switch up my routine a little bit. Good luck! ❤
The scooter at 1:46 literally describes the driving habits in Peru so well. It terrifies me at times. I'm going to Lima and a few other smaller Peruvian towns in the mountains in a few weeks to visit my fiancés family. I got so excited when I saw you went recently! I've been away from the channel for a few months, But I'm glad to see you're enjoying travel!
Sr Mike Que belleza de video nos ha mostrado ud. Estoy realmente impresionada que hasta me han dado ganas de visitar al Peru 🇵🇪 Le cuento que yo tuve que ver este video dos o tres veces para entenderlo bien porque para mí que aprendo inglés usted también habla muy rápido 😆Ya a la segunda vez es mucho mejor y la tercera a veces no la necesito y si la necesito la vuelvo a escuchar porque no quiero perder ni una palabra 👍La última parte donde se ven todas esas imágenes reflejadas en los chorros de agua es preciosisima. Cuanta historia y tradición..!!!! Nosotros los cubanos cuando decimos que una ciudad es movida o muy movida nos referimos a la vida que tiene la ciudad, si tiene mucho tráfico, si hay muchas personas en las calles caminando, comprando , mucho turismo nacional o extranjero, así diríamos nosotros nunca refiriendonos al peligro( sino entendi mal porque casi todo lo habló en inglés)New York es una ciudad muy movida, Miami etc pero nunca lo usaríamos refiriendonos al peligro. Cada país latino tiene su propia jerga e incluso palabras que uno hablando Español no las conoce. No me extiendo más. Cuando pueda nos cuenta si su hermano disfrutó bien el viaje. Que experiencia tan maravillosa debe haber tenido. La abuela ♥️
Muchismas gracias! Me encantó Peru y se que le gustaría a usted también. El patrimonio y historia de allá son maravillosas. Muchas gracias también por la explicación y espero que pueda visitar a Cuba un día. Miami ya está en mi lista jaja
@@MikeBen Estoy de acuerdo con la cubana, muy movido es cuando hay mucho trafico, gente, que esta en movimiento, por lo que los ladrones aprovechan eso para pasar desapercibidos y robarte. Con respecto al español no solo cada país tiene su jerga, si no que el español tiene muchos sinónimos, y cada país ha adoptado el sinónimo que mas usa, por ejemplo, automóvil, se puede decir auto, carro, coche. En Perú se usa mas carro o auto pero en España se usa la palabra coche, otro ejemplo es la palabra cerdo, sinónimos de cerdo son puerco, chancho, cochino, en Perú mas se usan chancho y cerdo, pero en México me parece, no estoy muy segura, que usan el puerco, el cochino. También existen las expresiones que tiene cada país y es así como nos diferenciamos entre nosotros los hispanohablantes en Perú , es el Asu madre o Asu mare (this is incredible, or awsome)
I really want to visit the provinces when I return. I definitely noticed the speed of the Limeno accent was fast compared to other countries and compared to Cusco.
@@MikeBen that is true. People from the capital city tend to speak faster but we also need to keep in mind that there are people from provinces living in Lima so you could also find here, in Lima, people who speak slow. Let me know when you are planning to be back. Maybe we could travel together to the highlands of jungle it will depend on my schedule. I also love travelling plus I can tell you a little more about my country.
One of the Pro's of living or traveling for the 1º time in Peru is the good spanish spoken in most of the country, specially in places as Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, Cajamarca, Trujillo, Chiclayo, etc. big-to-medium size cities. The reason for that good pronunciation is because of the heritage from the past. Lima was La Ciudad de los Reyes ( The City of the Kings ) and Peru the main Viceroyalty in America ( Virreynato del Perú ) this brought a well-educated linage of people from Europe
I didn't know that part but I did know that Peru was a stronghold during colonial times. This makes a lot of sense though because I found the Spanish there to be very crisp and easily understandable.
Mike Ben, thanks for visiting Peru, I hope you have had a good time, I appreciated all your kind words about Lima and elsewhere,...I go to Lima every year, since my retirement, here in NYC,...and despite of the many years here, when I'm in Lima or other cities, I do the same advice, and I think what it is, we love our tourists so much, that we want that, everyone, has the best time possible, enjoying great food, nice popular spots and etc., I, 100% agree with you of the quiet exaggeration we do, being Lima City, an almost 13 million people, of course, you're right, any city in this size, we have to be careful, but not histerical, and sadly, without a thought, we do, that to tourists, specially being a foreigner, with a language barrier,....Now, I've been to Atlanta, specially Savannah, several times, lovely cities, and I've visited the famous Fox theater,...😊🙏,... thanks, and welcome again,...my regards and many salutes to you,,.....
Muchas gracias Ben. Looking forward the other videos to help me improved my Spanish. Although I was born and raised in Surinam, a Dutch colony, I never visit another South American country. For the last 50 years I lived I the Netherlands, but now that I am retired I plannen to visit as much Spanish speaking countries as possible, of course starting with Columbia first and Equatorial Guinea second. Keep up the good work. You are very inspiring.
I'm improving my English, I'm peruvian living in France, I will have a chance to learn British English, my friend is from London. Soy bilingüe, en español y francés hablo otros idiomas como el inglés y el italiano, necesito perfeccionar mi inglés y mi italiano. Lima es mi ciudad, no la visito mucho, vivo en Europa más de 2 décadas, yo vivia cerca del estadio Nacional y del Parque de las Aguas, mi lugar favorito para ir a correr todas las mañanas, naci en el centro de Lima, es mi lugar favorito de Lima, también la Costa Verde en Miraflores. En Lima no llueve, no hay nieve, solamente hay llovizna en invierno, en Francia donde vivo llueve a cántaros. 🙋♀️
Que tengas buena suerte con tu inglés, ya eres polígloa jaja. También yo fui a todos los sitios que mencionaste y me encantaron. Tengo las ganas de volver y espero que puedas un día también!
Hola Amigo querido! ☺Me estoy poniendo al día con los videos de tu hermoso viaje! Te extraño y te aprecio mucho. Luego te explico. Muchas bendiciones desde el cielo en este nuevo año para ti!!✨🙏
Muchismas gracias Janice y te extraño también. Cuando estés lista ya sabes que estoy listo para volver de hablar. Que tengas un año genial y nos vemos!
I have been going over your videos and studying myself but i feel lost. I went back to study the alphabet because you recommended it in the “how I learned Spanish video.” I also bought all the books you recommended. But could you do maybe a part two where you explain it from the point of view of a teacher? Like an outline or lesson plan format?
lima o Perú tiene como en muchos países, sus lugares peligrosos....pero no por ello deja de ser bonito...saludos Lima or Peru has, as in many countries, its dangerous places ... but that does not stop being beautiful ... greetings
This is so awesome and there is always a lot to do in Peru honestly Peru is full of good food and full of places to explore all the time also the people there are pretty friendly
Im so Jelly right now. I havent been in millions of years. you had me cracking up with your peruvian tones, you sounded legit peruvian. lol i miss my land.
Great stuff! I am looking forward to what you have to say about the food. What is your personal safety index? Can you compare it to something? Bogota? Atlanta? New York? Portland? Chicage? Madrid?
I loved the food in Lima the most but I enjoyed the food all over Peru. I was referring to the Global Peace index but my personal safety gauge is really instinctual, hard to really articulate
Best time to go to Lima is Dec thru April, but not to the Andes. Yes, be careful with crime. Peruvians are very protective of tourists, but I would discourage anyone to lower their guard and not be cautious of their belongings. Don’t display your smart phones or carry anything in your back pocket or anything of value on you that you do not need when you’re out. Be smart. Glad you enjoyed Lima. 😊 Thank you for sharing.
Peruvians will always tell you that Lima is dangerous. It is not the same concept as *danger* in English. In Peru - only in Peru - someone could tell you that Lima or anywhere in Peru is "dangerous" even though they haven't had any bad experience, at all. "danger said by peruvians" is more like "be careful in english" . Peruvians take care of you while you are in their country, and they really do not want you to have any kind of problems. So when a peruvian say that place is "dangerous" probably it is not really at all.
I appreciate that insight and I understand why they say it, I didn't personally feel in danger when I was in Lima but it could have been who I was with or my risk tolerance.
Que emocion! Me gustaria visitar Lima. Es un lugar en Sur America que voy a ir un dia. Me gusta tu video. Parece super frio. Tu dijiste que si pero puedo ver la ropa de la gente. Todavia estoy esperando a hablar Español contigo. Te envie un correo a tu gmail. Vamos!
Depende pero más muchos peruanos me dijeron que se puede arrendar un apartamento por nada más que $300-$600 al mes, en un lugar normal/humilde pero depende de lo que quieras
Lima is huge with many districts. It depends where in Lima you're in to be considered dangerous. You still have to be careful. Sometimes its shoot first then they rob you.
Very true, I’m sure there are very dangerous parts, luckily the family that I was with kept us pretty safe and probably far away from the shoot and ask questions later areas
Roger i completely disagree with you,.. I'm 77 years old, and I walk, when I'm in Lima, wherever, day time, of course, latest for me, 10 pm!!,..I go to popular Lima Norte, to the 3 big malls, or Lima Sur shopping Center also, and never seen any robbery, less shooting,...of course again, I wouldn't be very late nowhere, and less in supposedly, popular poor, neighborhoods?,..if I could call'em this way?,...nevertheless in NYC where I live almost 60 years, I've been robbed several times, sadly most are Mexicans, Ecuadorians, or drugaddicts?,..as an old man, I am now (77), I fall asleep sometimes, in the subway trains, and my bags or phones, are taken away (stolen),....now the idea is wherever you go to visit, carefulness is the word, take cabs if you go out late at night,...speak for your own country please,....
They really do mind their business 😂 I’m proud of my country so I would love for people there to be more welcoming to tourists. Also the tourist places seem to be safe bc I’ve been to quite a few but the average neighborhoods can be dangerous. Also the big open markets where they sell clothes and sell things in general can be dangerous unlike the Americanized malls there
I loved Peru as well and I agree lol. The familia that I visited did warn me of the possible dangers in some of those markets. Even with that I still want to return to Peru!
One of the secret of the Climate in Lima city is taking a bus for about 30 minutes in the direction of the East ( Andes ) we can enjoy a sunny day, even during the winter time. It sounds weird but it is true. In places as Lunahuana, Cieneguilla, Chaclacayo, Chosica, etc we can enjoy the sun
Wow I didn't know that but it makes a lot of sense. I will try that when I return to Lima
Es verdad, no es que haya mucho calor, pero hay sol y está más templado (tibio) en cualquier época del año.
Glad you enjoyed it... I'll have to add Lima to my list of places to visit
You will really enjoy it!
Really interesting video man, looks like a cool trip! I like your videos in English just as much as the Spanish ones
Mil gracias as always Shane, I really appreciate that!
You should take a trip to Peru you would honestly enjoy it a lot mainly the food and the people there are friendly and also there is always places to explore out there it's a good experience for everyone
Watching your video right now! I know and have heard several people feel the same as you...when it comes to the lack of excitement. Seems like the remedy to that is to start a NEW language. Several people say that works and it also increases your appreciation of the language you are studying. Also, they said it motivated them to continue seeking advanced fluency in their target language, while beginning a new language. Another great video! ❤
Gracias Jalesa and I’m highly considering pursuing another language!
@@MikeBen awesome! I'm around the same level as you with my Spanish, but I started dabbing in Japanese and ASL just to switch up my routine a little bit. Good luck! ❤
The scooter at 1:46 literally describes the driving habits in Peru so well. It terrifies me at times. I'm going to Lima and a few other smaller Peruvian towns in the mountains in a few weeks to visit my fiancés family. I got so excited when I saw you went recently! I've been away from the channel for a few months, But I'm glad to see you're enjoying travel!
Thanks and enjoy your trip in Peru!
Me gustó mucho este video, Voy a Perú en diciembre, necesito consejos :)
Disfrútalo! Espero que estos videos te ayuden!
Sr Mike Que belleza de video nos ha mostrado ud. Estoy realmente impresionada que hasta me han dado ganas de visitar al Peru 🇵🇪 Le cuento que yo tuve que ver este video dos o tres veces para entenderlo bien porque para mí que aprendo inglés usted también habla muy rápido 😆Ya a la segunda vez es mucho mejor y la tercera a veces no la necesito y si la necesito la vuelvo a escuchar porque no quiero perder ni una palabra 👍La última parte donde se ven todas esas imágenes reflejadas en los chorros de agua es preciosisima. Cuanta historia y tradición..!!!! Nosotros los cubanos cuando decimos que una ciudad es movida o muy movida nos referimos a la vida que tiene la ciudad, si tiene mucho tráfico, si hay muchas personas en las calles caminando, comprando , mucho turismo nacional o extranjero, así diríamos nosotros nunca refiriendonos al peligro( sino entendi mal porque casi todo lo habló en inglés)New York es una ciudad muy movida, Miami etc pero nunca lo usaríamos refiriendonos al peligro. Cada país latino tiene su propia jerga e incluso palabras que uno hablando Español no las conoce. No me extiendo más. Cuando pueda nos cuenta si su hermano disfrutó bien el viaje. Que experiencia tan maravillosa debe haber tenido. La abuela ♥️
Muchismas gracias! Me encantó Peru y se que le gustaría a usted también. El patrimonio y historia de allá son maravillosas. Muchas gracias también por la explicación y espero que pueda visitar a Cuba un día. Miami ya está en mi lista jaja
@@MikeBen Estoy de acuerdo con la cubana, muy movido es cuando hay mucho trafico, gente, que esta en movimiento, por lo que los ladrones aprovechan eso para pasar desapercibidos y robarte. Con respecto al español no solo cada país tiene su jerga, si no que el español tiene muchos sinónimos, y cada país ha adoptado el sinónimo que mas usa, por ejemplo, automóvil, se puede decir auto, carro, coche. En Perú se usa mas carro o auto pero en España se usa la palabra coche, otro ejemplo es la palabra cerdo, sinónimos de cerdo son puerco, chancho, cochino, en Perú mas se usan chancho y cerdo, pero en México me parece, no estoy muy segura, que usan el puerco, el cochino. También existen las expresiones que tiene cada país y es así como nos diferenciamos entre nosotros los hispanohablantes en Perú , es el Asu madre o Asu mare (this is incredible, or awsome)
We love to see it
Gracias hermano
I think you got an accurate perspective about Peruvians. People in Lima tend to speak faster than people in provinces.
I really want to visit the provinces when I return. I definitely noticed the speed of the Limeno accent was fast compared to other countries and compared to Cusco.
@@MikeBen that is true. People from the capital city tend to speak faster but we also need to keep in mind that there are people from provinces living in Lima so you could also find here, in Lima, people who speak slow. Let me know when you are planning to be back. Maybe we could travel together to the highlands of jungle it will depend on my schedule. I also love travelling plus I can tell you a little more about my country.
@@naar7899 I would love that amigo!
That water light show looks amazing. Wow 🤩
Gave me Disney vibes to be honest, I really enjoyed Peru
One of the Pro's of living or traveling for the 1º time in Peru is the good spanish spoken in most of the country, specially in places as Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, Cajamarca, Trujillo, Chiclayo, etc. big-to-medium size cities. The reason for that good pronunciation is because of the heritage from the past. Lima was La Ciudad de los Reyes ( The City of the Kings ) and Peru the main Viceroyalty in America ( Virreynato del Perú ) this brought a well-educated linage of people from Europe
I didn't know that part but I did know that Peru was a stronghold during colonial times. This makes a lot of sense though because I found the Spanish there to be very crisp and easily understandable.
@@MikeBenPeruvians speak Castellano, because Castilla’s Reign.
Mike Ben, thanks for visiting Peru, I hope you have had a good time, I appreciated all your kind words about Lima and elsewhere,...I go to Lima every year, since my retirement, here in NYC,...and despite of the many years here, when I'm in Lima or other cities, I do the same advice, and I think what it is, we love our tourists so much, that we want that, everyone, has the best time possible, enjoying great food, nice popular spots and etc., I, 100% agree with you of the quiet exaggeration we do, being Lima City, an almost 13 million people, of course, you're right, any city in this size, we have to be careful, but not histerical, and sadly, without a thought, we do, that to tourists, specially being a foreigner, with a language barrier,....Now, I've been to Atlanta, specially Savannah, several times, lovely cities, and I've visited the famous Fox theater,...😊🙏,...
thanks, and welcome again,...my regards and many salutes to you,,.....
I'm glad that you enjoyed your stay in Atlanta and I must return to Peru, I loved it!
Wow Thank you ....Beautiful 😊 I loved the water show
It was such a great experience!
Muchas gracias Ben. Looking forward the other videos to help me improved my Spanish. Although I was born and raised in Surinam, a Dutch colony, I never visit another South American country. For the last 50 years I lived I the Netherlands, but now that I am retired I plannen to visit as much Spanish speaking countries as possible, of course starting with Columbia first and Equatorial Guinea second. Keep up the good work. You are very inspiring.
Muchas gracias and good luck with your Spanish journey and your travels
I'm improving my English, I'm peruvian living in France, I will have a chance to learn British English, my friend is from London.
Soy bilingüe, en español y francés hablo otros idiomas como el inglés y el italiano, necesito perfeccionar mi inglés y mi italiano.
Lima es mi ciudad, no la visito mucho, vivo en Europa más de 2 décadas, yo vivia cerca del estadio Nacional y del Parque de las Aguas, mi lugar favorito para ir a correr todas las mañanas, naci en el centro de Lima, es mi lugar favorito de Lima, también la Costa Verde en Miraflores.
En Lima no llueve, no hay nieve, solamente hay llovizna en invierno, en Francia donde vivo llueve a cántaros.
🙋♀️
Que tengas buena suerte con tu inglés, ya eres polígloa jaja. También yo fui a todos los sitios que mencionaste y me encantaron. Tengo las ganas de volver y espero que puedas un día también!
@@MikeBen Gracias, y sigue practicando tu español 🌎
Saludos desde Francia 🇨🇵
Hola Amigo querido! ☺Me estoy poniendo al día con los videos de tu hermoso viaje! Te extraño y te aprecio mucho. Luego te explico. Muchas bendiciones desde el cielo en este nuevo año para ti!!✨🙏
Muchismas gracias Janice y te extraño también. Cuando estés lista ya sabes que estoy listo para volver de hablar. Que tengas un año genial y nos vemos!
Me han dicho que la comida en Peru es magnifica...como, la mejor! I must try.
Es muy rica!
No te mintieron, es lo máximo
Looking forward to see your upcoming content!
I can’t wait to share, stay tuned!
Yo también estoy ansiosa por ver los videos!! :D
Ya sabes jaja
LIMA IS A BIG CITY...HAY LUGARES NO RECOMENDABLE PERO HAY MUCHOS LUGARES SAFETY ...PUEDES CAMINAR MUY TRANQUILO.
Eso es verdad y a mi me encanto!
I have been going over your videos and studying myself but i feel lost. I went back to study the alphabet because you recommended it in the “how I learned Spanish video.” I also bought all the books you recommended. But could you do maybe a part two where you explain it from the point of view of a teacher? Like an outline or lesson plan format?
I will definitely discuss that in a video soon!
Keep going man the compound interest of good content is gonna come back around with some time. I believe in Mike Ben!
Mil gracias hermano!
What was your Favorite Peruvian dish?
It’s cliche but ceviche, o pollo a la grasa. Causa also
Tenias que haber visitado las provincias 😊💕😁 , con muchas culturas , tradiciónes y platos típicos son exquisito .. 😊😊😁 saludos desde el norte Perú💕
Gracias por la recomendación, tengo las ganas de volver a Peru asi que la próxima vez voy a visitar las provincias, he escuchado mucho de Cajamarca
lima o Perú tiene como en muchos países, sus lugares peligrosos....pero no por ello deja de ser bonito...saludos
Lima or Peru has, as in many countries, its dangerous places ... but that does not stop being beautiful ... greetings
Si Peru es hermoso!
This is so awesome and there is always a lot to do in Peru honestly Peru is full of good food and full of places to explore all the time also the people there are pretty friendly
An amazing country for sure! 🇵🇪
Buen vídeo Mr mike , me lo sugirió CZcams así que ahora soy nuevo suscriptor.
Muchas gracias
"Me da colera" "asu mare" jajaja you are a very good learner.
Si I heard that a lot jaja
Suerte y felicidades!!!!!
Gracias!
I'm glad you enjoyed going to Peru
Loved it!
Im so Jelly right now. I havent been in millions of years. you had me cracking up with your peruvian tones, you sounded legit peruvian. lol i miss my land.
Lol I loved it and you should return as soon as you can. I have to make it back to Peru soon!
Awesome Video Mike
Gracias!
Muy hermoso su video 😎🇵🇪❤️
Viva Peru! 🇵🇪
Great stuff! I am looking forward to what you have to say about the food.
What is your personal safety index? Can you compare it to something? Bogota? Atlanta? New York? Portland? Chicage? Madrid?
I loved the food in Lima the most but I enjoyed the food all over Peru. I was referring to the Global Peace index but my personal safety gauge is really instinctual, hard to really articulate
Appreciate you posting this. I visited Lima in 2003 and see that the city has changed much. Perhaps you should study to be a professional translator ?
I would love to pursue something like that. I’m getting certified in something similar right now as well
Fucking awesome I can’t wait for the new videos 👍
Mil gracias!
Best time to go to Lima is Dec thru April, but not to the Andes. Yes, be careful with crime. Peruvians are very protective of tourists, but I would discourage anyone to lower their guard and not be cautious of their belongings. Don’t display your smart phones or carry anything in your back pocket or anything of value on you that you do not need when you’re out. Be smart. Glad you enjoyed Lima. 😊
Thank you for sharing.
Agreed, always alert but not too much that it stops you from enjoying the experience. Muchas gracias!
Yo the bog can get super cold though
True, when I was there luckily it wasn’t horrible
You should go to spain in your next trip
I definitely have plans to get to Spain in the near future
Nice video quality. What camera are you using?
iPhone and GoPro
How many hours a day did you spend studying for that year and 8 months?
30min - 1 hour a day, check my other videos out when you can. I break down todo
Peruvians will always tell you that Lima is dangerous. It is not the same concept as *danger* in English. In Peru - only in Peru - someone could tell you that Lima or anywhere in Peru is "dangerous" even though they haven't had any bad experience, at all. "danger said by peruvians" is more like "be careful in english" . Peruvians take care of you while you are in their country, and they really do not want you to have any kind of problems. So when a peruvian say that place is "dangerous" probably it is not really at all.
I appreciate that insight and I understand why they say it, I didn't personally feel in danger when I was in Lima but it could have been who I was with or my risk tolerance.
Buen video
Gracias!
Queeee?! Hahahaha me sueño es ser fluido como tu, en eso es fácil y no tengo que pensar sobre repuestas.
Lo vas a lograr! Gracias!
Que emocion! Me gustaria visitar Lima. Es un lugar en Sur America que voy a ir un dia. Me gusta tu video. Parece super frio. Tu dijiste que si pero puedo ver la ropa de la gente. Todavia estoy esperando a hablar Español contigo. Te envie un correo a tu gmail. Vamos!
Te va a gustar muchísimo amigo!
@@MikeBen Hola. Cual es el mejor lugar a hablar para ti? Podemos hablar en G-chat si tú puedes.
Which school did you attend in Lima? I want to travel to Peru for Spanish language learning. Please I need recommendation of schools. Thanks.
I didn’t attend a school in Lima, I went as a vacation to practice Spanish
@@MikeBen Thanks for the reply
how much to study Spanish for a year and which school would you prefer ? Thanks
I dont have any personal recommendations in Peru. Check out my video titled “How I learned Spanish in less than a year”
Mike, is it true that if a foreigner study in Peru for two years, he/she could apply to become a citizen after?
I'm not sure to be honest. I can look into it though.
@@MikeBen no worries. i'm just curious.. thanks anyway :)
finally.
Asi es
¿Cuál es el costo de vida en Perú? :)
Depende pero más muchos peruanos me dijeron que se puede arrendar un apartamento por nada más que $300-$600 al mes, en un lugar normal/humilde pero depende de lo que quieras
@@MikeBen ¡Madre mía! Es más barato que Nueva York.😯
Incluso de menos dinero. En general el costo de vida es bajo y es más bajo aún en las provincias.
Lima is huge with many districts. It depends where in Lima you're in to be considered dangerous. You still have to be careful. Sometimes its shoot first then they rob you.
Very true, I’m sure there are very dangerous parts, luckily the family that I was with kept us pretty safe and probably far away from the shoot and ask questions later areas
Roger i completely disagree with you,.. I'm 77 years old, and I walk, when I'm in Lima, wherever, day time, of course, latest for me, 10 pm!!,..I go to popular Lima Norte, to the 3 big malls, or Lima Sur shopping Center also, and never seen any robbery, less shooting,...of course again, I wouldn't be very late nowhere, and less in supposedly, popular poor, neighborhoods?,..if I could call'em this way?,...nevertheless in NYC where I live almost 60 years, I've been robbed several times, sadly most are Mexicans, Ecuadorians, or drugaddicts?,..as an old man, I am now (77), I fall asleep sometimes, in the subway trains, and my bags or phones, are taken away (stolen),....now the idea is wherever you go to visit, carefulness is the word, take cabs if you go out late at night,...speak for your own country please,....
They really do mind their business 😂 I’m proud of my country so I would love for people there to be more welcoming to tourists. Also the tourist places seem to be safe bc I’ve been to quite a few but the average neighborhoods can be dangerous. Also the big open markets where they sell clothes and sell things in general can be dangerous unlike the Americanized malls there
I loved Peru as well and I agree lol. The familia that I visited did warn me of the possible dangers in some of those markets. Even with that I still want to return to Peru!
@@MikeBen I’m glad! 😊
culturas pre-Incas!!...por favor hay que saber, para no desinformar a los extranjeros.
Claro que si hay esas tambien
Yo what up ma boy why didn't you hit me up a lot these people don't speak English.
Were you in Lima?
TE EXTRANO!!!
Igualmente!