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My interesting experiences so far in Mexico...

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Published: 30 May 2020 › Updated: 30 May 2020My interesting experiences so far in Mexico...

My interesting experiences so far in Mexico...

Hello, today I would like to talk about my experiences so far in Mexico. Maybe I don't know everything but I will be talking about Acapulco Mexico because that is basically where I am.

The one thing that surprised my family here was that here are good beaches, in one of my other posts "My experiences in Greece (good and bad)" I mentioned that the beaches there are really rocky and there is a lot of trash on the shore and that the ocean was full with Jellyfish, it's not exactly the same in Acapulco here is just sand on the beaches and not very many Jellyfish well, there are Jellyfish here but not as many as there are in Greece.

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This is in Acapulco.
At another time here we were watching the Cliff divers jump!

There are also lots of pools here, my family and I go to the pool almost every day!

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In Acapulco it is also pretty tropical there are lots of coconuts and mangos to eat, here is a little information about mangos just so you know: (when mangos are orange) they are ready to eat (they are ripe).

If it's green, it is not ripe and only the green outside (skin) of the mango is usually poison. If you chew on it you can get a tooth ache and lots more problems in your mouth.

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The Mexicans also have their own type of food and candy. The Mexicans eat a lots and lots of spicy food even their candy is spicy. I hate the taste of the candies here. It's terrible and the Mexicans actually like it! I am not complaining because I know they grew up with it, like I grew up with plain eggs. Some people here don't like it but people can like what they like and I can like what I like right?

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The language is not hard, it is similar to Latin and English like Hello in Spanish is: Hola (ola) -I am sorry I could not put the accent on top of the "a" because the translator didn't put it there and I don't have a Spanish keyboard. Sorry about that.

How are you in Spanish is: ¿Cómo estás? (komo estas)

It's also a nice family friendly atmosphere here and there are lots of BIG families in Mexico too!

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