Can anyone define what is ex-pats? Please elaborate every aspect of them if you can. Why do they come to RD? Thanks for the education.
generally used by anglo-americans to denote their status in a foreign land instead of the more accurate: INMIGRANT.- It's like calling yourself a "Road sanitation technician" rather than what it is: a street sweeper. If you were "humility challenged", which term would you use?bienvenido said:Can anyone define what is ex-pats? Please elaborate every aspect of them if you can. Why do they come to RD? Thanks for the education.
Don Juan said:generally used by anglo-americans to denote their status in a foreign land instead of the more accurate: INMIGRANT.- It's like calling yourself a "Road sanitation technician" rather than what it is: a street sweeper. If you were "humility challenged", which term would you use?
bienvenido said:Thanks for all the responses to my inquiry regarding the term exp-pats. Nevertheless, I still believe that ex-pats is not a synonym of immigrant, as some had defined it. He or she could be someone who decided to immigrate and can?t go back for personal reasons. Now they are here for a particular reason. What is it? Mangu, Merengue, women, cost of living or because is easier to get away with murder in DR? Thanks.
bienvenido said:Good enough. Thanks. I rest my case.
Criss Colon said:And,there are a lot of young ladies that will have sex with an "OLDER" man for 400 pesops!!! Nuf Said?
Plus,you get "10 Points",just for having "White" skin!!!!!!!!!!!
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