Comments by "Dangic23" (@Dangic23) on "Top 10 Reasons NOT to Move to Miami, Florida" video.

  1. First time I landed in Miami Airport, I thought I was in a different country. Everyone was speaking Spanish!!!!
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  2.  @4uFriday  I lived in San Antonio for 8 years. It wasn't as shocking as my 1st minutes in Miami.....lol. And I speak English, Spanish, Tagalog....so I'm not criticizing. It was just unexpected. Felt as I had landed in San Juan.
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  3.  @donnelladams8362  Florida was a territory of Spain, before any of the 13 US colonies existed. Thats also why Spanish is common
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  4.  @4uFriday  Kind of culture shock, although I speak the language.
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  5. @Mike Hunt Lol Has nothing to do with politics. Florida belonged to Spain before the Mayflower was even built.
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  6.  @dogbsas  I have no issues with the language, I speak 3 languages. It was just completely unexpected to me to get off the plane and hear 100% Spanish as I was walking throughout the terminal. It was exactly the same as if I had landed in San Juan
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  7. Florida was a Spanish settlement before the Mayflower was even built. A Governor from Puerto Rico called Juan Ponce de Leon named it and established St Augustine.
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  8. Any city in Europe is better than all USA. Only Boston and NYC would hace a competing chance.
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  9. First non Native settler came from Puerto Rico..... Juan Ponce de Leon.
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  10.  @alexschramm9062  Yes!!!!!!!!! Before the Mayflower was even built....lol
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  11.  @arixoxoxo  What research?
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  12.  @hiphipjorge5755  I lived in San Antonio....yes....bilingual.....but like with a mostly English ratio. I live in Napa now, and this North Bay area is bilingual....but English and Tagalog.
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  13.  @edcarlopantastico9347  I lived in PR for 15 years. I married a Filipina 16 years ago.
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  14. Spanish is king...... First non Native settler came from Puerto Rico..... Juan Ponce de Leon.
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  15.  @thomasbale9945  Lol. Doesn't have enough history...it's still developing.
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  16.  @christopherhennessey8991  Always nice to be multilingual. English is my main language, but I moved to Puerto Rico and lived there for 15 years. Never used English there, other than some school/university courses, so Spanish became my dominant language. Then moved back to the States and everything reversed...lol. Later married, Wife is from NJ, but Filipina, so I learned Tagalog.
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  17.  @VikCalo  Nope. I wasn't expecting the Airport halls to sound 100% like San Juan, Puerto Rico. But I was glad it did!!!!!!!
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  18. In Miami again today....no 100% Spanish at the airport this time. It was only 10%.
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  19.  @ArisB21  Nope. If you read the context, you would understand better. Hablo Español, pero no tenía la expectativa de que iba a escuchar la misma cantidad de Español que hubiese escuchado si el avión hubiera aterrizado en San Juan.
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  20.  @kvietimas  My OP was meant to be super positive. The US is extremely boring, so having places like Miami are a blessing.
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  21.  @kvietimas  Lol Blessing to the Country. Otherwise we would all be Wyoming.
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  22. Miami will become the Venice of the USA
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  23.  @thedirtybubble9613  Ft Lauderdale might dissappear, and Miami will take its place.
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