In Managua, all the streets are lined with trees
There are CPFs or security guards everywhere and carry either a massive night stick or gun
Ladies’ Night means male stripers
Each house is a different color
Cat calls aren’t as common as the other places I’ve been in Latin America
Rum & coke is the drink of choice here
There are cowboys (with their cows) on my university’s campus
FSLN / Viva Daniel graffiti is everywhere
People are incredibly nice and very helpful-waiters draw maps to explain how to get from one place to another
Personal space is a non issue on buses
People (occasionally) will stop and let you cross the road even on an 8 lane highways
Your average meal contains three things: gallo pinto (rice & beans), chicken, and some form of plantain
Dual currency-you can pay for anything in dollars or cordabas
A few vocabulary notes:
Refresco means a natural/homemade juice not soda
Soda is gaseosa
Vos is used instead of tú for you (this means that the conjugation changes of course)
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