Comments by "My Namename" (@mynamename5172) on "I Left the USA. Here's Where I Moved To" video.

  1. I am not even sure its an ethnicity! I think its to lump Mexico (North America), Central America and the continent of South America into one blob of "Spanish speakers" (Sorry Brazil, Guyana, Surinam!) that are south of Texas. I hear it most from Americans (as in from the USA). I don't mind, but its weird because I am from Argentina and our lifestyle is pretty different to say, Mexico or Bolivia. Even the language can be quite different. And none of us speaks Latin, LOL.
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  2. We checked out Ecuador (me and my gringo husband who hates Spanish). Its OK, uses the dollar and English works in many places. It is FULL of Americans (and Canadians too but mostly Americans) who sit around complaining about the USA LOL. I feel them, I complain about Argentina but not to strangers on the beach! Just to you chumps on the internet! Everyone I know loves Colombian ladies (and the country as well), but it can be rough in some areas. If you like the North American lifestyle as far as security and hygiene (and really, who doesn't?) it can be a bit, I don't know, dirty? Sorry Colombians, feel free to fact check that or find a better word but he honest haha. Chile is closest to American levels of hygiene and order right now, but start reading the local papers, there are government problems there (such as writing a new constitution). Ecuador was the least expensive most dollar and American friendly of the three to me. The expat complainers selling BLM nonsense to my husband makes it a no go for us. He's American, pretty conservative and black, he just does not want to hear woke white people telling him how to think, and they certainly were. Maybe if you don't mind this Ecuador would be fine, it has a lot to recommend it. Sorry for the long answer but were in the same process of investigating other options.
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  3.  @bossthefluff  Suriname, Dutch, Guyana, English. Neither is a romance language.
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  4.  @bossthefluff  Belize, English. There may be more.
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